With the Alpha 40, Technohull is catering for a popular chase boat segment. The fast chasers - originally used by sailing yachts as a floating camp during regattas - currently appeal particularly to young owners who don't just want to spend their time on the motorised mother ship. The 12.10 metre long RIB makes small adventures possible, be it a barbecue on the beach or a mountain bike tour in the mountains.
On the other hand, everything is easy to stow on the Alpha 40 and, above all, it is comfortable to go ashore and back. This is guaranteed by a three-stage hull that starts planing at twelve knots.
Technohull has already received over 20 orders
The Greek shipyard, which has 25,000 square metres of covered production space, has already received 28 orders before the official market launch of the Alpha 40. The guest transfers or forwards cruises are possible at over 50 knots, depending on the chosen motorisation. The maximum is two outboards with 372 kilowatts each, which draw on an 800-litre fuel capacity.
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The CE category B certification allows up to twelve passengers on board, who are protected from the elements by an aerodynamic carbon fibre hardtop. The cabin in the foredeck with a double bed and separate wet room with a ceiling height of 1.85 metres speaks in favour of using the 4.9-tonne boat as a day boat. Two twelve-inch multifunctional displays at the helm provide information on performance and consumption values.
