Manari Yachts 52 to Debut in Palm Beach
The Manari 52 has a clean, low profile with a long sheer line and restrained superstructure.
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The Miami-based Manari Yachts is set to debut the Manari 52 at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March 2026, entering the competitive 50-foot segment as one of the fastest Volvo IPS-powered yachts in its class with reported top speeds approaching 47 knots.
Speed alone, however, is only part of the story Manari is trying to tell.
From the first design studies through to the newly launched hull now completing final preparations in Turkey, the 52 has been conceived as a modern performance cruiser that balances aggressive proportions with everyday usability. The profile is clean and low, with a long sheer line and restrained superstructure.
Belowdecks, the focus is on calm materials, smart lighting and efficient layouts that make a 52-footer feel comfortably livable for extended cruising. Finishes and color palettes remain open to owner input, reinforcing the semi-custom approach the brand plans to carry across its future models.
On deck, the emphasis is squarely on outdoor living. Social spaces flow naturally from the cockpit forward, with seating and lounging areas positioned to keep guests connected to the water whether at anchor or running at speed.
That performance comes courtesy of Volvo Penta IPS propulsion, tuned for both speed and precise handling. While many builders lean on IPS primarily for efficiency and maneuverability, Manari is using the platform to push top-end numbers while retaining the easy docking and responsive feel that pod drives are known for. The builder anticipates top speeds of 47 knots.
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