With the DNA of a supercar –
introducing the world’s first
true superboat
“Globally the ultra-rich spend vast amounts of money with designers, naval architects, craftsmen and
on supercars, but there was no marine equivalent engineers exploring every aspect of hydrodynamics,
in the market; so we challenged ourselves to aerodynamics, aesthetics, ergonomics, propulsion,
create a superboat, a state of the art performance power and performance.
powerboat with the DNA of a supercar.” With this
realisation, Ian Sanderson, CEO of XSMG Marine, Ultimate performance
himself a Henri Lloyd Racing Legend and holder The result is awe-inspiring, the XSR48 is the world’s
of 10 powerboating world records, set about fastest diesel production powerboat, but outright world’s most advanced hull designs boasts a triple stringer structure; this ensured that for the first
producing the world’s first superboat. speed was just one of the goals; the XSR48 has step configuration and the unique STAB stabilisation time an ultra-performance boat could also provide a
an extraordinary mix of attributes never before system which continually dials out lateral rotation lifestyle entertainment platform.
The brief was clear and simple – to take the DNA combined in a powerboat; power, torque, precision making even high speed cross sea running exciting
of the world’s finest supercars, combine it with the handling, stability system, exceptional hydrodynamics and comfortable. Combined with a low centre The XSR48 is exclusive too with only 100 to be
styling of an exclusive superyacht and create the and aerodynamics, cockpit ergnomics, safety and of gravity, the cornering results are incredible, produced, thus ensuring that it will be a rare and
first true superboat. comfort were all key areas of focus; every aspect of allowing 100% throttle to the 2x800hp bi-turbo precious sight in the world’s premier marinas.
the supercar analogy has been explored to create a diesel engines to be applied mid-corner as the boats
The XSMG Marine ethos is to create a union unique experience for driver and passenger. telemetry driven anti-cavitation control system No boundaries in the open sea
between the world’s top designers, engineers, The fully enclosed cockpit forms a composite minimises power loss, accelerating the boat from For those looking to take their passion for supercars
craftsmen and sportsmen to create the perfect structural safety cell made of carbon and specialised 35 to 75 knots with a physical ride sensation much onto the water for the first time, Ian Sanderson
platform for harnessing state of the art design, glass. The shock absorbing seats are inclined with closer to the feel of a supercar. sums up the thrill. “The major advantage of a
technology and ultimate power, in a product with passengers secured with a full harness restraint superboat is the freedom the ocean offers our
extraordinary performance and characteristics that system; all of which provide a safe, protected, Sophistication and Style clients. There really are no boundaries, no speed
in turn will exceed the expectations of every client. comfortable environment where passengers can True to the brief of creating a superboat, the cameras on the open sea; and you can take your
relax into the experience of a lifetime. Technical XSR48 does not disappoint on style either. From the friends with you at tremendous speed in real
Redman Whiteley Dixon (RWD), a respected advances include steering wheel mounted trim tab outside, the XSR48 is a state of the art construction comfort and safety. Currently over 50% of the
Superyacht design studio was selected to design controls on touch sensors, fly-by-wire sculptured with sleek aerodynamic supercar lines along its people sea-trialling the XSR48 have never owned
the external aesthetics and internal area hand control throttles and helicopter style headsets 48ft length. The interior is even more sophisticated. a boat before, a reflection that we have truly
ergonomics. The hull hydrodynamics and drive for assisted communication, all enhancing the From the moment you step onto the teak flooring transposed the DNA of the supercar into the boat”.
systems are provided by Italian legend Fabio Buzzi, driving experience. The cockpit ergonomics are and secure yourself in the seats, you know you are (The XSR48 package includes two weeks of training
with the immense power coming from Isotta more associated with a car than a boat, with a experiencing something truly spectacular. at XSMG and your location of use.)
Fraschini engines. handcrafted aluminium console made by legendary
automotive designers Frazero, famous for their work The accommodation area has a double berth, two “At every stage of the boat’s development we have
A commitment to excellence and innovation has on supercars including Rolls-Royce and Bugatti. luxury sofas and a multi-screen entertainment remained true to our objective of taking a supercar
enabled XSMG Marine and its partners to overcome system. The cubic capacity of the cabin and and putting it on the water,” says Ian Sanderson.
a number of unique design and manufacturing XSMG Marine’s designers were acutely aware of bathroom has been enhanced by 40% through a “Supercar fans that experience the boat will not
challenges. In total over 55,000 man hours the need for the XSR48 to be exceptional in its unique piece of composite structural engineering be disappointed.”
have gone into the development of the XSR48, handling characteristics; hydrodynamically one of the that allowed XSMG Marine to remove the central
the XSR48 is a state of the art construction with sleek
aerodynamic supercar lines along its 48ft length
For more information on XSMG Marine and the
XSR48 visit
www.xsmgworld.com or contact
01590 646000
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