49 Bullet

The cockpit is designed around the driver and stripped of anything superfluous. You can choose from six Ullmann Daytona seats, six Ullmann Echelon seats, or two Echelon helm seats with four compact seats; in total, up to eight Ullmann seats are possible. The console and dashboard are entirely dedicated to driving.

A glass hatch in the foredeck gives access to a simple, spacious cabin for four people. Options include an aft lounge with extra seating, a sunbed and two integrated refrigerated drawers. The transom has a swim platform that can be fitted with an extended swim ladder.

The hull has four steps and a 22-degree deadrise and is built from glass fibre and carbon. Propulsion is by sterndrive or semi-surface drive. According to the yard, you can choose between two 6.7-litre Mercury engines of 550 hp each, or a Mercury Racing set-up for which 1100 hp is quoted.

The 49 Bullet measures 15.30 m overall with a hull length of 14.80 m. The beam is 4.00 m with the tubes inflated and 3.10 m deflated, the draught to the propellers 0.85 m and the air draft 2.50 m. Minimum displacement 5900 kg, two 600-litre fuel tanks and 70 litres of water. Top speed 53 to 100 knots, category B.