De Antonio Yachts will present the D50 in its new Coupé version at the Düsseldorf Boat Show
the new D50 Coupé model, a unique design that exceeds all expectations in its length
and reinvents the walkaround concept. Based on the D50 Open and inheriting the water
lines of its predecessor the D46, European Boat of the Year winner, it offers impressive
sailing performance in a perfect combination of sportiness and efficient cruising
powered by hidden outboard engines in 4-unit 350hp or 400hp or 2-engine 600hp
combinations.
The new flagship of the Barcelona brand stands out for its stylised superstructure, which
further highlights its avant-garde architecture, offering its occupants an enclosed driving
area for greater comfort and allowing its central part to open up thanks to the
retractable canvas roof.
Its deck layout offers impressive sunbathing areas for relaxation, outdoor galley and
generous deck spaces, without renouncing a very spacious and customisable interior
layout with 2 or 3 cabins, one of which can be adapted for a crew cabin or service cabin.
Likewise, the interior can also contain up to two bathrooms, adapting to the needs of
each owner.
Elegant, sporty, spacious and cabrio, this is the D50 Coupé.
Its world premiere will take place at Boot, the Düsseldorf International Boat Show, from
21 to 29 January at the brand's stand (Hall 5/Stand no. 5B20).
You can download the pictures of the new D50 Coupé in the following link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oRXz3oJQpCYgXrfWYJI0yiZezItwjVRo?usp=share_
link
For more information:
Mrs. Esther Badrinas
Marketing Manager
De Antonio Yachts
+34697608223
e.badrinas@deantonioyachts.com
About De Antonio Yachts
De Antonio Yachts was born in 2012 from the passion of its founders, Marc de Antonio and Stan
Chmielewski, for the sea and design, with the interest to innovate by creating boats with simple and avant-
garde lines. Ten years later it has become a worldwide reference shipyard with production centers in Poland
and Spain.
By offering the market new solutions, such as innovative concealed outboard engines for all models and
applying concepts that improve efficiency, ease of use and performance, De Antonio Yachts has become a
benchmark in the yachting sector.
As a result, the company has expanded internationally, with presence in the five continents and with a wide
network of exclusive distributors, thanks to the range of its 8 models of different lengths, which have
achieved 3 nominations and 1 award for European Motorboat of the Year, along with other nominations
and recognitions such as BOB awards or FAD awards.
All this work has positioned them as the Spanish shipyard with more projection in addition to consolidating
their international success thanks to their latest launches, such as the D50 Open, their flagship.
One of their latest collaborations has been with Cupra, with whom they have developed a version that
combines an outboard combustion engine with two electric motors, recently presented under the name of
De Antonio Yachts-Cupra D28 Formentor e-Hybrid.
Two production centers, Poland and Spain
The production of its eight models is distributed between its production centers in Spain and Poland,
totaling more than 10,000 m2 and a team of more than 300 people.
In Poland they have recently expanded their production capacity, with new facilities to produce their largest
model, the D50 Open and its new variant, the D50 Coupé, which will be presented in January at the
Düsseldorf Boat Show.
Following the launch of its new models, De Antonio Yachts is working on new vessels for 2023-2024, which
will be announced later in the year.
Steady growth during a decade of success
De Antonio Yachts has been growing and consolidating its presence in the national and international
market, with 60% of its boats being exported. The company closed 2021 with the delivery of 65 units,
representing a 45% growth in turnover over the previous year. This progression is maintained for this 2022,
with 75 units sold, 90 units confirmed for 2023 and 90% of production already booked for 2024.
Short-term objectives include continuing to evolve towards a more sustainable range of boats, reducing
environmental impact using recycled materials and the implementation of its new hybrid system across the
entire range, in addition to the introduction of the first fully electric models in 2024.