Manhattan 56 becomes the headline US debut
The Manhattan 56 will take centre stage as a new model entering the American market. Sunseeker’s Manhattan family traditionally focuses on flybridge living, combining an upper social deck with substantial glazing and a main deck arranged around easy movement between cockpit and saloon.
At this size, the yacht remains plausible for experienced private operation while providing enough separation for guests to spread out. That balance is central to the US market, where owners may combine local day use with longer coastal trips and Bahamas cruising.
Predator 55 offers a sportier alternative at similar length
The Predator 55 gives buyers a lower, more performance-led profile than the Manhattan flybridge models. Its appeal lies in combining protected interior accommodation with exterior spaces that feel closer to a large sports cruiser than a traditional multi-deck motor yacht.
For owners who rarely use an upper helm, the trade can make sense. Removing the flybridge can reduce windage and visual height while concentrating social areas closer to the water, creating a different experience without changing overall yacht length dramatically.
Manhattan 68 and 76 Yacht increase family cruising capability
The Manhattan 68 and 76 Yacht extend the display toward the upper end of the LYG band, adding more cabin flexibility, storage and deck separation. These are models for owners who regularly carry family or guests for several nights rather than using the boat mainly for day trips.
Moving above 20 metres also changes practical ownership considerations. Berths become scarcer, systems become more complex and professional crew may become more attractive even when not mandatory, so buyers should assess operating expectations as carefully as the additional accommodation.
Predator 75 gives performance buyers a larger platform
The Predator 75 completes the LYG-sized group with a larger sporting yacht that still remains below 24 metres. It targets buyers who want the visual and performance character of the Predator family but need more usable volume for longer stays aboard.
Showing these five yachts together at FLIBS lets US buyers compare two distinct Sunseeker personalities across several lengths. The decision can therefore begin with how the yacht will be used before narrowing down engines, cabins and individual option lists.
Official sources: www.sunseeker.com.



