TG 7.9 Supreme

The hull has been reinforced so that, from the 2025 model year onwards, an outboard engine of up to 350 hp can be fitted to order. With the largest possible engine, the boat can reach speeds of over 40 knots. The hull, the framing with the support beams, the hull sides and the engine compartment have also been reinforced, and the sound insulation has been improved. The Supreme also has a larger fuel tank than its sister model, and the railings are finished in an elegant black.

Measuring over eight metres in length, the TG 7.9 Supreme is a spacious cabin boat suitable for both commuting and day trips or multi-day cruises. Up to ten adults can travel in comfort in the sheltered cabin. In the bow there is a separate, smaller cabin with its own entrance, which serves as dry storage space for commuting and can be fitted with a mattress and a water toilet for longer trips. With suitable accessories such as a galley, a drawer-style fridge, heating and blackout curtains, you can fit out the boat to your own liking.

The skipper, who plays a key role in ensuring the comfort and safety of those on board, has a sturdy and well-supported seat positioned close to the boat’s longitudinal axis. This provides the best possible visibility in all directions and excellent control over the boat, even when boating alone. All the controls on the dashboard are logically positioned, so that you can, for example, switch on the windscreen wipers by touch.

Nothing has been left to chance. The built-in demisting system keeps the windscreen clear, whilst the hull ventilation ensures the structure remains dry. The top and bottom rails of the rear sliding door are designed so that no dirt gets trapped in them and the door does not freeze shut in cold weather. The cabin walls are shaped to prevent sound from echoing. The boat measures 8.02 by 2.60 metres, weighs 1,550 kilograms when empty, has a 290-litre fuel tank and is certified for an engine ranging from 200 to 350 hp.