Latest Luxury Yachts and Emerging Trends slated for 2025
Top Yachts Showcased at Boot Düsseldorf 2025
Boot Düsseldorf 2025, the world's largest indoor boat show, has just concluded, showcasing a plethora of new yachts and cutting-edge designs. Here are some of the standout models that grabbed the attention of sailing enthusiasts, including Theo Stocker and Toby Hodges.
The Frauscher x Porsche 850 Fantom Air, a remarkable collaboration between two iconic brands, was the star of the show. It won the Blue Mile Design Award 2025, the Powerboat of the Year 2025 in the Electric category, and set a speed record at the 2025 Monaco Energy Boat Challenge with an average speed of 49.84 knots.
Another highlight was the Grand Soleil Plus 65 Performance, which was awarded the 2025 Power Boat of the Year. Its performance capabilities were on full display at the event.
The Virtue V10 Cabin, a new model premiered at Boot Düsseldorf 2025, showcased years of design and building expertise, though no specific award was noted, its debut was a highlight of the show.
The Beneteau First 30, fresh off a European Yacht of the Year win, also caught Theo's attention. This 'planing cruiser' blends performance with a minimalist yet comfortable interior, built in collaboration with Seascape.
For those seeking a more traditional cruiser, the Contest 63 CS, winner of the European Yacht of the Year, offers an unconventional center-cockpit design with an enormous aft cabin and distinctive gull-wing-style access to the cockpit.
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Foot traffic remained strong, particularly among German sailing enthusiasts, indicating a demand for new boats. Many of the new models from Boot Duesseldorf 2025 will be available for sea trials in the coming months. Theo and Toby have a list of boats they are eager to put through real-world testing from the show's new launches.
The Dragonfly 36, a new trimaran showcased at Boot Duesseldorf 2025, offers speeds up to 24 knots and heated helm seats, making it versatile for both fast passages and relaxed weekend sails. Toby, discussing the highlights of Boot Duesseldorf 2025, expressed interest in the Dragonfly 36 for its thrilling speed and shallow draft versatility.
The Hylas 42, with its unconventional center-cockpit design, is another intriguing model that appeals to single-handed and double-handed sailors.
Theo and Toby's full conversation discussing the highlights from Boot Duesseldorf 2025 can be found in a video above. For those eager to explore the world of sailing, the event provides a glimpse into the future of yachting.
In a world where sailing enthusiasts eagerly await the latest innovations, the home-and-garden magazine readers may find an unexpected interest in the lifestyle segment of yachts. For instance, the Dragonfly 36, a new trimaran unveiled at Boot Duesseldorf 2025, was praised by Toby Hodges for its speed and versatility, promising a thrilling sailing experience. On the other hand, the Hylas 42, with its unique center-cockpit design, might appeal to both single-handed and double-handed sailors, attracting those who dream of embarking on a bluewater cruising adventure.
