Built by Carbon Ocean Yachts to RINA class in 2010, using the latest construction techniques, the hull is built of pre-preg carbon fibre, giving enormous weight savings and blistering pace. With just a three- or four-day transformation, a soft, elegant and fast cruiser loses six tons to become an ultra-high-performance racer.
Accommodation is for six guests in a master suite, double stateroom and a twin cabin, while a 180hp Yanmar engine gives power for 10 to 12 knots.

The saloon is spacious with an open plan layout, with the galley off to one side that leads to the crew cabin aft.
The flexible interior offers future owners the ability to specify a bespoke arrangement to suit their individual aspirations.

Carbon Ocean Yachts (USA) build a range of 82’-120’ high performance cruiser-racers (70/30 ratio), that can genuinely perform both roles without compromise.
AEGIR was unbeaten on the water and corrected at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, Cruiser/Racer championship, 2012 and cruised from Palma to Malta (670nm) in only 62 hours, with winds gusting over 40kn, hitting speeds of 22kn+. In addition, she also won first place in the Maxi Racing class at the 2013 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup world championships.

Winner of the International Superyacht Society Design Awards, Boat of the Year 24m-40m, 2011.

She is VAT paid.