The co-operation is between Le Boat and Beneteau's Polish subsidiary Delphia and provides for 100 newbuilds to be delivered over the next three years. Two thirds of these will be models from the current Horizon series, which also originates from this co-operation. However, there will also be 34 boats in a new premium category.
The new model will bear the name Liberty and open up further customer potential at the upper end of Le Boat's product range. In terms of comfort, equipment and ease of use, the displacers are set to set new standards.
For example, holidaymakers will find a built-in dishwasher and a Nespresso coffee machine on board. Smart TV, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth provide entertainment and communication. Panoramic glazing all around ensures optimum views and plenty of light in the saloon. As with the Horizon series, the Liberty's design also includes a spacious and well-equipped flybridge.
Several versions with different numbers of cabins in the foredeck are planned. The first examples of the Liberty (in the one- and two-cabin versions) will be available at selected charter bases in Germany, France, England and the Netherlands for the 2025 season and can already be booked. A larger version with three to four cabins has been announced for 2027.