The VQ115 Veloce.

To achieve the desired power output, Vanquish will install three MTU-Rolls-Royce 2600s engines backed up by surface drives and a design that was taken as the starting point for this speed machine. At the same time, the yacht will have a range of some 500 Nautical Miles when running on two engines, with an extra fuel tank for cruising at 15 knots.

The narrow hull has been developed by Studio Delta and Petestep to optimise comfort and performance levels as well as increase efficiency at top speeds. Guido de Groot has successfully integrated the flybridge within a distinctive profile, part of a pure exterior design with clean lines and an instantly recognisable Vanquish look. Twin Seakeeper stabilisers will safeguard comfort at all speeds on this smart synthesis of a race boat and luxury yacht Outdoor entertainment options abound on the VQ115 Veloce with an expansive foredeck, large aft deck and flybridge sunbathing area. A large tender bay will house a VQ16, lifted by a hydraulic loading platform. A VQ11 will be housed in a second garage to starboard, also home to a live bait tank, paddleboards, sea bobs and other toys. The interior will match the exterior design – read all about the style, layout and more in our full-length press release.

The flybridge has been superbly integrated within a distinctive exterior profile, part of a pure design with clean lines and that elegant, instantly recognisable Vanquish look. Those sharing space on the water with this powerhouse will certainly be glad of the advance visual notice as the negative bow heads their way.

The main deck saloon of the first VQ115 will be fully tailored to the owner’s wishes with movable furniture to allow flexibility of occasion and time of day. Office space is included for when work calls, there is a neat pantry with its own cocktail bar, plus a day head to keep the lower deck private. Stairs rise to the sport flybridge above while the aft door opens fully to create a unified space with the aft deck: matching floors will ensure continuity between the outdoor and indoor spaces. The lower deck features a more extensive galley and a U-shaped seating area in a country kitchen style. Accommodations include a full-beam master suite, a VIP and a guest cabin, all with their own bathrooms. A dedicated media room includes a large television, a high-end sound system plus two Pullmans that bring the potential sleeping capacity to eight. There are also berths for four crew members.