According to the creators, the yacht combines cutting-edge naval architecture with the unmistakable design DNA of the renowned tuning company, Brabus
The exclusive new model is based on the innovative Sunreef Ultima platform: the 55-foot model launched in 2025 continued to build on the success of her larger sisterships, Ultima 66, 77, 88 and 111.
The hybrid catamaran with a length of 16.6 m, a beam of 5.6 m and a draft of 1.3-1.5 m is a harmonious combination of space and stability of a multihull with the performance characteristics and advanced eco-conscious technology of a modern monohull yacht.
The optimised architecture and advanced hydrofoil system allowed not only for stability, but also reduced drag: the Sunreef 55 Ultima in her standard 600 hp configuration can reach a top speed of 35-36 knots. Besides, the hybrid system is complete with composite-integrated photovoltaic panels, ensuring resource saving.
The semi-open saloon transitions smoothly to the exterior aft space, forming a spacious lounge area that can be increased with the help of fold-down platforms.
However, the Polish manufacturer felt that still this wasn't enough and invited specialists from the renowned German tuning studio to upgrade the design of the Sunreef 55 Ultima.
The most noticeable changes are probably the ones made to the exterior, which incorporated some styling elements from supercars. Now, the Sunreef Brabus Ultima 55 is available in two colours: Graphite Black or Phantom Grey, with impressive exposed-carbon front and rear wings and pillars with illuminated Brabus logos.
Among the newly acquired features there are also configurable aft and bow decks and two layout options for four to six guests in two or three cabins. There is additional accommodation for one crew member.
Inside, the yacht the yacht can boast the same meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail as iconic supercars. Seats and sofas are upholstered in Brabus “Moonstone” Masterpiece leather, alcantara covers the ceiling, while exposed carbon fiber is used throughout the helm station, helm seats and individual trim components making the interior look premium. There is a fully equipped galley, a hi-lo TV, a Bowers & Wilkins Marine Series sound system and adjustable lighting that combine functionality and top-tier comfort.
The Sunreef Brabus Ultima 55’s propulsion system has been changed, too. With twin engines of 725 hp each, now the catamaran is capable of reaching a speed of over 40 knots. The foiling system ensures comfort on fast passages, while the fuel capacity of 1,500 L allows for longer voyages, too.
“The Brabus Ultima 55 is fast, bold and truly unique. The moment she lifts above the water, you feel the difference. The ride becomes smoother, quieter and incredibly enjoyable. It's a yacht that lets you leave everyday life behind and make the most of every moment at sea,” said Francis Lapp, founder and CEO of Sunreef Yachts.
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