Catamaran express cruiser 35

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Overview
Arriving September 2026. The all-new Aquila 35 Sport power catamaran is a 35'6" platform with a generous 14'9" beam that delivers class-leading usable space: a social bow, a four-seat helm, a convertible power-sliding U-shaped aft cockpit, a private queen cabin below, and an expansive hardtop that provides lounging space and room for water toys.

Design & circulation
The helm is engineered for confidence with a deliberately low dashboard and clear 360° sightlines so anyone can take the wheel easily. Power-sliding U-shaped seating in the aft cockpit widens the walkway to port or starboard at the touch of a button for effortless boarding and movement fore-to-aft.

Layout & accommodation
The layout opens four social zones (forward bow seating, helm with four forward-facing seats, hardtop social zone, aft cockpit) plus a lockable private below-deck cabin with a queen berth and a private wet head (toilet, vanity basin and shower). The cabin includes a large acrylic skylight, opening portlights, LED lighting, blinds and storage. With optional lithium battery package, climate control (air conditioning and heating) can be added for helm, cabin and head.

Performance & propulsion
Standard propulsion is twin Mercury Verado V8 300 HP outboards; optional twin Mercury Verado V10 400 HP outboards are available. The hull is a double-stepped design for rapid on-plane acceleration, efficiency and a smooth, stable ride. Approximate performance ranges: wide-open throttle ~45–52 mph (39–45 knots) depending on engine package; cruising speed ~29–40 mph (25–35 knots).

Construction & sustainability
Fully composite construction with no wood in any structural component. Hull, deck and bulkheads are vinylester resin-infused to eliminate air voids and improve strength and consistency; finished in NPG white gelcoat and protected with an oversized rubrail. Built at a large vertically integrated facility using closed molds, advanced ventilation, recycled factory water and significant solar power on factory roofs.

Use cases
Designed as an entertainment-first day boat that also functions as a true weekender and a viable day-charter platform: ample deck and social space, shallow draft for access to skinny waters, and adaptable cockpit configuration for captained or private use.

Key features

• Space and social zones — 14'9" beam on a 35'6" platform yields roughly 289 sq ft of deck across bow, helm and aft cockpit; hardtop adds approx. 165 sq ft of open space; private cabin below adds approx. 118 sq ft.
• A helm built for confidence — four forward-facing seats, low dashboard, variable-position steering wheel, ergonomically placed throttle, clear sightlines.
• Performance — double-stepped hull shared with larger models for clean on-plane performance with twin Verado outboards.
• Power-sliding aft cockpit seating — reconfigurable U-shaped seating module that moves to port or starboard to widen the walkway or convert to a sun lounger; opens deck hatches beneath.
• Expansive hardtop — approx. 165 sq ft, positions for navigation gear, optional roof racks for SUPs/kayaks, acts as a social lounge and launch pad to the water.
• Day boat and weekender in one — private queen berth, private wet head, optional climate control, summer galley and excellent water access.

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• LENGTH OVERALL: 10.81 M / 35' 6"
• BEAM OVERALL: 4.49 M / 14' 9"
• HEIGHT ABOVE WATERLINE WITH HARDTOP: 3.09 M / 10' 2"
• DRAFT WITH OUTBOARDS DOWN: 0.79 M / 1' 8"
• LOADED DISPLACEMENT: 9,053 KG / 19,985 LB
• SLEEPS: 2
• MAXIMUM PASSENGERS: 24
• CABINS AND HEADS: 1 / 1
• FUEL TANK: 1,500 L / 396 GAL (two independent aluminum tanks)
• WATER TANK: 189 L / 50 GAL
• HOLDING TANK: 80 L / 21 GAL
• ENGINES (STANDARD): 2x Mercury Verado V8 300 HP
• ENGINES (OPTIONAL): 2x Mercury Verado V10 400 HP
• CE CERTIFICATIONS: B: 8, C: 16, D: 24