2020 X-Yachts X6
The X6⁵ steps into the future of modern performance cruising. Designed for the discerning sailor who dreams of luxury blue water and coastal cruising without compromise. Utilising advanced, proven technology and build techniques and incorporating well proven technology, the X6⁵ will enable her owners and crew to enjoy the exploration of new uncharted horizons.
The X6⁵ rewards the owner with a deck and rigging layout fit for a king. Halyards and control lines are led back to the aft cockpit coamings, making for a clutter free environment. It is decked out with vacuum applied laid teak on sidedecks, all seating, cockpit sole and the inside of the transom door / swim platform. All pedestals have side boxes which hold the standard electronic throttle and any thruster controls as well as controls for the furlers. Adjustable recessed foot chocks also add comfort whilst under sail. Optional custom clear coated carbon pedestals and boxes with optional Ritchie 130mm stainless steel compass and wheel rim in high gloss varnished, laminated mahogany wood.
Danish design and architecture is famous for its clean and timeless style. This ethos is central to the design of the X6⁵, which combines an elegant aesthetic with luxurious standards of quality and confort. The raised saloon coach roof with wrap-around windows creates a sense of light and spaciousness, whilst offering panoramic views and allowing seamless crew movement between the saloon and cockpit. Throughout the interior, an uncluttered feel has been achieved thanks to clever storage solutions for the plentiful gear needed for a luxurious life aboard. A combination of the latest technologies and a finely crafted interior utilising high quality materials creates a truly pleasurable cruising experience. The X6⁵ interior fittings unite natural materials such as soft leather and wood with handcrafted details and cutting-edge innovations. The X6⁵ may be highly personalised to suit each owner’s style, from sleek and minimalist to more hi-tech and contemporary.
