Cayman Yachts presented the world premiere of the 560 Sedan at the 6th International Boat Show in Genoa, an event that marks an important step in its evolution. The new model, which is added to the 380 WA and the S520 Sport, represents a significant innovation for the range of the yard, with a focus on a design that reduces the separation between indoor and outdoor spaces, increasing the viability and flexibility of use of the main bridge. The water presentation allows the public to directly observe three models belonging to different dimensional bands, from the walkaround of almost 12 meters to the 560 Sedan, which exceeds 17 meters of length outside everything.
A design that combines interior and exterior
The 560 Sedan is designed to offer a continuous connection between indoor and outdoor environments, with large glass surfaces and a strong visual relationship with the outside. The goal is to make the living room an integral part of life on the bridge, creating an open and luminous environment. The Sedan configuration allows to develop a particularly open main environment, where the inner area is not conceived as a separate space from the well, but as a continuation of the living area of the boat. This approach is increasingly evident in the design of modern yachts in this category.
The project provides an internal environment characterized by large glass surfaces and a strong visual relationship with the outside, with the aim of making the living room an integral part of life on the bridge. The reduction of the separation between indoor and outdoor spaces is a key aspect of the new model. The Sedan configuration allows to develop a particularly open main environment, in which the inner area is not conceived as a separate space from the well, but as a continuation of the living area of the boat.
Motorization and performance
The 560 Sedan is equipped with a pair of Volvo Penta IPS 950 engines, a solution that allows to concentrate in a single propulsive architecture performance, manoeuvrability and management of technical spaces. The design of the hull has been carefully developed both for efficiency and wave behaviour, with the aim of combining cruise speed and navigation comfort. The tests at sea will be an opportunity to check on the field the characteristics of the new hull.
The yard will be present at the stand YE831A, while the boats will be docked at places E831, E833 and E835. The participation in the exhibition will be followed by a program of tests at sea post-fare at the headquarters and the operational nautical base of Cayman Yachts. The sessions, organized by appointment, will be dedicated to journalists, testers and operators of the sector interested in deepening the technical and dynamic characteristics of the boats. For the 560 Sedan, in particular, the test at sea will represent the opportunity to check on the field the characteristics of the new hull and the behaviour of the boat in navigation, completing the picture of the technical information that the world debut of Genoa allows to introduce.