The 70 Long Range reaches the water at Cannes
Solaris Power is using the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival for the world premiere afloat of the Solaris Power 70 Long Range, placing the new model at the top of its display in Quai St. Pierre.
An afloat premiere matters for buyers because it moves assessment beyond renderings and static specifications, allowing proportions, circulation and practical deck use to be judged on the water.
Three additional models join the stand
Solaris Power is also displaying the 44 Open ST, 52 Coupé ST and 60 Open ST. Together they show how the builder is applying related design ideas across different lengths and configurations.
The Cannes line-up gives visitors the chance to compare open and more protected cruising concepts without moving between separate builders.
ST design adds more protection
Solaris says its newer Open ST models use an extended T-top and full-height windshield to increase sun and wind protection while retaining the open character of the range.
That development addresses a common demand from owners who like large exterior living areas but want more usable shelter during longer passages or shoulder-season cruising.
A larger long-range direction
The 70 Long Range extends Solaris Power’s focus on seaworthiness, exterior functionality and distinctive hull styling into a larger cruising platform.
For Luxury Yacht Guide, the model is particularly relevant because it remains below the 24-metre threshold while approaching the space and systems complexity often associated with larger yachts.
