DUET

10-Metre Solar-Electric Catamaran

Duet carries twelve guests and two crew on more than 200 hp of electric power and a 120+ kWh battery — enough to move a full party properly, and to do it again tomorrow.

There is no engine note to talk over, no fumes across the aft deck, no fuel to carry, and no morning lost to servicing something that burns diesel. What is left is the part you actually bought a boat for: the water, the people on it, and the light.

The twin GRP hull gives the stability of a much larger vessel and the deck area to match — a platform that stays flat at anchor and never feels crowded.

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One platform.
Many possibilities

01

Escape for the day, explore the coast or drop anchor somewhere extraordinary. Duet combines space, range and near-silent electric power for a completely different experience on the water.

Private cruising

02

Bring people together without feeling crowded. With space for up to twelve guests and two crew, Duet gives you an exceptionally open deck for swimming, dining, relaxing and entertaining.

Entertaining

03

A spacious, quiet electric tender built to complement the mothership. Carry guests in comfort without exhaust fumes, engine noise or fuel handling alongside the yacht.

Superyacht tender

04

Create an experience guests will seek out — and pay more for. Duet combines premium design and electric operation with lower running costs and a distinctive proposition for resorts, hotels and charter operators

Resorts & charter

Specification

Duet at a glance

Length Overall

10 m

Beam

3.9 m

Capacity

12 guests + 2 crew

Power

200+ hp, fully electric

120+ kWh

Battery

Construction

GRP

Engineering

Not a concept

An engineered boat.

Duet is developed with Walby on naval architecture and engineering, and ExploMar on the electric power system — the drivetrain, battery and energy management that everything else depends on.

A GRP catamaran hull, a 120+ kWh pack and 200+ hp of electric propulsion, specified together rather than assembled from parts. That is the difference between an electric boat that works on a spec sheet and one that works on a Tuesday in August with fourteen people aboard.