Performance defines the Pershing proposition

The listing’s 46-knot maximum speed places the Pershing firmly in high-performance territory for a yacht that still provides four cabins and four heads. A cruising speed around 36 knots allows owners to cover Riviera and Mediterranean distances quickly within a normal day.

Pershing’s low profile and aggressive exterior geometry are closely linked to that performance brief. The design prioritises a direct relationship between machinery, helm response and open-water speed rather than the volume-first approach of a conventional flybridge yacht.

MAN diesels support the 36-knot cruise

The yacht uses MAN diesel engines and carries approximately 3,200 litres of fuel. That machinery provides the output needed to maintain the high cruising speeds expected from the model while retaining conventional diesel support across major Mediterranean service centres.

Fuel consumption will naturally rise significantly at higher speeds, so owners can vary pace according to range and itinerary. The ability to cruise quickly remains the main attraction for buyers who value travel time as much as onboard volume.

Four cabins make the yacht more than a day boat

Despite the performance emphasis, the yacht is listed with four cabins and four heads. That accommodation gives families and guests genuine overnight privacy and allows the Pershing to undertake longer cruising itineraries rather than serving only as a coastal runabout.

The beam of approximately 15 feet 9 inches is narrower than some volume-oriented yachts at the same length, reflecting the trade-off between a sleek hull form and maximum interior space. For many Pershing buyers, that compromise is part of the model’s identity.

Cannes places it at the centre of the Riviera

The yacht is located in Cannes, within easy reach of Antibes, Monaco, Saint-Tropez and major service facilities. That location is particularly suitable for a fast yacht designed to move easily between Riviera destinations.

At €1.69 million, the 2020 example offers a relatively recent build year with substantial performance and four-cabin capability. Its market appeal rests on speed, recognisable styling and immediate availability in one of Europe’s strongest yachting regions.

Official sources: www.denisonyachtsales.com.