VIDEO Here is the new Hallberg-Rassy 69 (20.96 m)
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While we wait to finally see it live at the Düsseldorf Boat Show, to be held Jan. 20-28, here is a video of the new Hallberg-Rassy 69 under sail. The Swedish shipyard’s new flagship as well as the largest Hallberg-Rassy ever built, this 69-foot (20.96-meter) vessel is designed to be operated even with a family or small crew, thanks to the use of electric winches and a deck layout that makes life easy for the helmsman.
The new Hallberg-Rassy 69 on video
The design, again by Germán Frers, is that right mix of rationality, elegance and robustness that has made the Nordic brand’s fortune, making it a “cult” in the blue water luxury cruising boat segment. This is what Hallberg-Rassy 69 wants to be, a boat that takes its owners around the world, making them feel like they are in a luxury home, a home that also sails well, however.
The deck is clean and completely flush at the bow of the mast, the deckhouse in fact is short and stops at the stern. The long cockpit is equipped with two L-shaped sofas and a large, solid, mirror-painted wooden table. There is an optional cockpit refrigerator. The maneuvering stations, and generally the entire cockpit, are protected by the typical Hallberg-Rassy windshield or hardtop.
The interior is practical, on a single plane, perfect for moving freely while sailing or anchored. Lots of natural light, thanks to the eight portholes in the hull. Interior layout options also offer a walk-in closet, crew cabin, and VIP guest cabins.
The engine is a Volvo Penta D6-300, 6-cylinder, 300-horsepower, high and constant torque, as much as 790 Newton meters at 2,100 rpm. The engine room is spacious, well insulated acoustically, and all equipment is easily accessible even while sailing.
Data Sheet
Overall length 22.22 m
Hull length 20.96 m
Maximum width 5.89 m
Draft 2.7 m
Standard displacement 46,500 kg
Sail area 224.4 sqm
Volvo Penta D6-300 300 hp engine
Fuel tank 2300 liters
Water tank 1900 liters
Designer Germán Frers
Contact hallberg-rassy.com
James Barbaro
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