Hull length24.32 mFilter by hull length
Beam10.91 m
Draught1.50 m
Weight75,000 kgFilter by weight
Max. power924 hp
About this boat
The Silent 80 is a solar-electric yacht of just over 24 metres, designed by the Italian yacht designer Marco Casali. The yard combines solar-powered electric propulsion with timeless styling and an advanced hydrodynamic hull design for comfortable cruising. The series is available with two or three decks.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 24.32 m
- Length overall
- 24.32 m
- Beam
- 10.91 m
- Draught
- 1.50 m
- Weight
- 75,000 kg
Engine and power
- Max. power
- 924 hp
- Number of engines
- 2
- Max. power per engine
- 462 hp
Hull and construction
- Hull material
- GRP
Full description
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The 2-Deck version has a flybridge of approximately 53 m² with a helm and all-round visibility. According to the yard, the flybridge is of a folding (retractable) design. With two decks, this is the most compact configuration in the 80 series, with additional space for crew if required.
The main deck has a lounge-style saloon of approximately 52 m² with a fully equipped galley, in three layout variants. Below deck there are two layouts with four to six cabins plus crew quarters. Aft on the port side is a tender garage for tenders up to 5.20 metres, with a charging point for an electric tender.
The solar panels deliver up to 26 kWp, good for around 160 kWh per day. There are three propulsion packages: Cruiser with 2 x 150 kW and a 207 kWh battery, E-Power with 2 x 200 kW and 286 kWh, and E-Power+ with 2 x 340 kW and 429 kWh. Each package has a diesel range extender. The cruising speed is 6 to 8 knots.
Key dimensions: length overall 24.32 m, beam 10.91 m, draught 1.50 m and a displacement of 75 tonnes. Beneath the cockpit there is plenty of storage space, with a separate compartment on the starboard side for diving gear, bicycles or motorbikes, accessible via a hydraulic staircase.
