Aquila 54 Yacht Sells 27 Hulls Before Delivery

Thanks to its 25-foot-2-inch beam, the 54’s interior has square footage that rivals a 70-foot monohull yacht. Courtesy Aquila Boats

Aquila sold 27 hulls the moment it announced its 54 yacht. The power catamaran was a direct answer to a growing number of boater requests for flexible three-, four- and five-stateroom layouts for owner-operators as well as crewed charter yachts.

Twin 380 hp Volvo Penta D6 diesels are standard on board the 54; however, some models come with optional twin 480 hp Volvo Penta D8s or twin 550 hp Cummins QSB6.7 diesels.

At press time, there were 16 Aquila 54 Yachts available, ranging from $1.69 million to $2.6 million. 

From the Archive

“We left Clearwater for a short run along the Intracoastal ­Waterway and then out into the Gulf of Mexico. There was only a small chop, with 1- to 2-foot rollers, and the 54 felt like it was riding off the water. One of a multihull’s advantages is minimal roll; pitch was also minimized by the footlong underwater bulbs on the forward edges of the hulls. Those bulbs provide buoyancy and increase speed in displacement mode.”

— Yachting, May 2021

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