Sunseeker Predator 75

• LOA: 23.06 m (75 ft 8 in)
• Beam: 5.38 m (17 ft 8 in)
• Engines: twin MAN V12-1550 or V12-1900 (up to 3,800 PS combined)
• Top speed: up to 40 knots
• Guests: up to 8 in 3 cabins (4-cabin option)
• Crew: 2
• Range: about 700 nm at 10 knots
• Hull: GRP composite deep vee, four hull colour options

Top of the Predator range

The Predator 75 crowns the performance line and gives the badge its most powerful expression short of a custom build. It carries the same driver-first philosophy as the smaller Predators but stretches it over 23 metres of hull, so the pace comes with the interior volume of a proper cruising yacht. An owner steps up to the 75 when the 65 no longer offers enough range of accommodation or presence on the water. It is the model that lets a performance devotee bring a full complement of guests without slowing down.

Sunseeker styles the 75 to look fast even at rest, with an aggressive and imposing bow, a low coupe roof and clean flanks broken only by hull glazing. Four grey hull colour options let an owner tune the boat from understated to overtly muscular. The proportions are deliberately assertive, and the yacht makes a statement in any marina it enters. Nothing about the exterior apologises for what the boat is built to do.

Deck and exterior life

The aft cockpit is arranged around classic U-shaped seating with sunpad storage integrated beneath, so the social heart of the boat sits close to the water and the wake. A large retractable sunroof over the saloon opens the main deck to the sky, giving the 75 the same open-air trick that defines the range. The bathing platform and aft garage handle a substantial tender and the watersports kit that a fast boat inevitably attracts. Foredeck seating gives owners a private sun terrace away from the cockpit crowd.

Stainless steel appointments and crisp exterior detailing lift the whole boat above the ordinary sports cruiser. The side decks stay walkable and well guarded, which matters on a yacht that will regularly be berthed stern-to in busy harbours. Owners can specify the deck for entertaining or for driving, and the layout flexes accordingly. The detailing is bold, and the boat wears its performance intent openly.

Sunseeker's flagship performance coupe, up to 40 knots on twin MAN V12s with a full-beam master.

Interior and layout

Inside, the 75 offers customisable layouts finished in a mix of wood, carbon fibre and stainless steel, with premium materials throughout. The single-level main deck keeps the helm and saloon together, and the sunroof overhead means the space can feel like a covered terrace or a sealed lounge depending on the weather. The lower helm gives the driver a proper station with clear sightlines, and the saloon seating and dining suit both quiet couples and full charter-style groups. The interior mood can be steered light and contemporary or dark and cosseting.

Accommodation runs to three cabins as standard with a four cabin option, served by three heads, and the boat sleeps up to eight guests with two crew. The full-beam master suite is the centrepiece, using the boat's 5.38 metre beam to create a genuine owner's apartment with large hull windows. Guest cabins forward and amidships keep families or friends comfortable and private. Crew quarters keep a professional aboard without intruding on the owner's space.

Engineering and performance

Power comes from twin MAN V12s, offered as the 1550 or the 1900, giving up to 3,800 PS combined and a top speed of up to 40 knots. On shaft drives with that output the 75 has genuine sports car urgency for its size, and it holds a fast cruise with the sea room to back it up. At 10 knots the boat will cover around 700 nautical miles, so a long coastal passage is well within reach. This is a yacht that makes short work of a dawn run to a distant anchorage.

The deep vee composite hull is tuned to stay composed at high speed and to shrug off a building sea. The angular styling hides a serious sea boat that owners can push with confidence when the conditions turn. Careful sound insulation keeps the helm civilised even at full noise. Owners can drive it hard all day and still step off relaxed at the end of a passage.

Who it is for

The Predator 75 is for the owner who refuses to choose between a fast coupe and a full-size cruising yacht. It delivers flagship performance, a commanding presence and a four cabin capability that lets a family or a group travel long and fast together. Buyers cross-shopping the range will find it the most powerful and imposing Predator on offer, and the natural step up from the 65 for anyone who wants more of everything.

It is the boat for the owner who wants to leave a busy marina at speed and be first into a distant anchorage, then host in style once there. Owners who have driven the smaller Predators and want more of the same feeling will find the 75 the fullest expression of the badge. It flatters a confident hand at the helm and makes a statement wherever it goes.

Who it is for: The owner who wants the fastest, most imposing Sunseeker coupe without giving up a four-cabin cruising interior.