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Italian boatbuilders Cranchi have launched three new yachts with Volvo Penta engines and IPS propulsion systems as part of their new ‘Evoluzione’ series. The E52 F flybridge and E52 S hardtop yachts are both powered by twin Volvo Penta D8-IPS700s, while the E56 F flybridge yacht can be powered by either twin D11-IPS800s or D11-IPS900s.
All three of the new yachts feature three master cabins, two bathrooms and a fourth cabin for additional guests or crewmembers. The 52ft-long E52 F and S models can accommodate seven overnight passengers and 12 people on board for a day’s boating, while the 56ft-long E56 F houses eight overnight passengers and can carry 14 people during the day.
The yachts are also equipped with Volvo Penta’s Electronic Vessel Control (EVC) – which integrates engine, drive systems and function controls in one interface – and the Glass Cockpit System, which allows the driver to customise operational functions.
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