Miami marked the M7's first US public showing

PRESTIGE used Miami Beach to introduce the M7 to American buyers after the model's European launch cycle. The company says the event generated strong interest and was followed by private sea trials that allowed selected clients to experience the yacht underway.

The American debut is commercially important because multihull motor yachts continue to gain visibility in the United States. Bringing the boat to Miami also gave PRESTIGE a chance to demonstrate the model's space and stability in a market familiar with large owner-operated power yachts.

The 17.94m platform creates more than conventional monohull space

The M7 measures 17.94 metres overall but uses a 7.54-metre beam, giving the yacht a much broader footprint than a conventional monohull of similar length. PRESTIGE markets this width as a way to create more residential living space and stronger separation between guest areas.

The multihull configuration also allows the accommodation to be distributed across two hulls while preserving a large central social zone. Buyers therefore gain a different relationship between length and usable floor area than they would on a conventional flybridge yacht.

Twin Volvo D8 engines support moderate-speed cruising

The current specification uses twin Volvo D8 engines rated at 550 horsepower each with V-drive propulsion. PRESTIGE publishes a maximum speed of 20 knots and a cruising speed of 17 knots, placing comfort and efficiency ahead of very high performance.

Fuel capacity is about 2,900 litres, while the yacht can accommodate eight guests plus skipper spaces depending on configuration. The technical package is therefore aligned with multi-day cruising rather than short high-speed runs between nearby anchorages.

The M7 expands the builder's multihull strategy

PRESTIGE developed the M-Line to bring its established luxury-motor-yacht approach into the power-catamaran market. The M7 sits between smaller and larger multihull models and gives buyers another choice without requiring them to move into a much longer vessel.

Its Miami debut shows that the company is treating the M-Line as an international product family rather than a Europe-only experiment. The 2026 programme places the M7 directly in front of one of the world's most important luxury powerboat markets.

Official sources: www.prestige-yachts.com; www.prestige-yachts.com; www.prestige-yachts.com.