Prestige Yachts is making Cannes a major launch platform for its 2026 range, with the F6.7, M8 EVO and M6 all scheduled to make their world premieres at the Cannes Yachting Festival. The three newcomers will be joined by the F4.9 and F5.7, bringing the latest F-Line and M-Line thinking together in one display.
The presentation gives Prestige a strong opening to the autumn boat-show season. Rather than centring the stand on a single debut, the builder is using Cannes to introduce three distinct yachts while also showing how they fit alongside established models in the current portfolio.
F6.7 becomes the new F-Line flagship
The F6.7 arrives at Cannes as the flagship of the latest F-Line generation. Prestige describes the design around space, natural light and fluid movement between living areas, with particular attention paid to the relationship between the cockpit, saloon and exterior decks.
The new model also represents a substantial production effort for the builder. Prestige says a dedicated team of specialists has been assigned to the yacht, bringing together disciplines including naval architecture, engineering, joinery, upholstery and systems work as the F6.7 moves from development into series production.
M8 EVO develops the M-Line flagship
The M8 EVO takes the existing M8 concept and evolves its approach to onboard living rather than replacing the underlying idea. Prestige has focused on revised layouts, greater flexibility and a warmer interior atmosphere while retaining the multihull platform that defines the M-Line.
The owner's accommodation has received particular attention, with the suite developed as a more private residential-style space. Prestige has also moved the interior treatment towards a contemporary interpretation of modernist and Art Deco influences, combining softer materials with a more architectural approach to colour and texture.
M6 expands the new generation of multihulls
The M6 is the third Prestige model making its world debut at Cannes. It extends the builder's multihull programme with an emphasis on stability, comfort and generous living spaces, while maintaining the indoor-outdoor connection that has become a central part of the M-Line identity.
Prestige describes the yacht around a calm and balanced cruising experience, with private accommodation designed for longer stays aboard. Its arrival alongside the M8 EVO gives visitors the opportunity to compare two interpretations of the builder's developing multihull strategy within the same show.
Five yachts bring the current ranges together
The F4.9 and F5.7 complete the Prestige Cannes display and provide useful context for the three premieres. Their presence allows the new F6.7 to be viewed as the next step in the F-Line rather than as an isolated flagship, while the M6 and M8 EVO demonstrate the continuing development of the M-Line.
For Luxury Yacht Guide readers, the result is a particularly concentrated Prestige presentation. Three world premieres make the stand newsworthy in its own right, while the five-yacht display gives prospective owners a broader view of how the company's flybridge and multihull ranges are evolving for the coming season.