The Grand Coupé adds enclosure without losing deck access

Solaris Power preserves continuous side-deck circulation from bow to stern while enclosing the main saloon beneath a large hardtop and glazing package. This gives owners better weather protection without sacrificing the walkaround movement that characterises the builder's open models.

The arrangement works particularly well for longer seasons because guests can remain connected to the sea while still having a climate-controlled interior for evenings, poor weather and hotter parts of the day. It broadens the yacht's practical cruising window beyond purely fair-weather use.

A broad stern creates the waterside lifestyle area

The aft deck is designed around a large open beach zone, with easy access to the water and space for social seating. A dedicated garage can accommodate a substantial tender while keeping the main decks clear of equipment when guests are using the yacht.

This separation between storage and social space is important on a 21-metre platform because every square metre has competing demands. Solaris integrates the tender into the structure so the cockpit and bathing areas can remain focused on guests rather than logistics.

Twin IPS power reaches a published 24 knots

The current specification lists Volvo IPS1200 engines as standard with more powerful IPS1350 units available as an option. Solaris publishes a maximum speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed around 18 knots with the higher-output installation.

Fuel capacity is approximately 4,100 litres, while water capacity is about 1,200 litres, giving the yacht useful reserves for multi-day cruising. Actual speed and range will vary with loading, sea conditions and the owner's chosen equipment package.

Three cabins support longer owner programmes

The lower deck provides three principal guest cabins with the possibility of additional accommodation depending on configuration, together with dedicated crew space. This gives the yacht the privacy and service separation required for longer trips without moving above the 24-metre threshold.

For LYG buyers, the 70 Grand Coupé sits between an open Mediterranean weekender and a more traditional long-range cruiser. It combines protected living, walkaround decks and practical tender storage within a sleek Italian design language.

Official sources: www.solarispower.com.