The new Fountaine Pajot range

At the first press conference in 2021, Fountaine Pajot announced new names in the motor yacht line and most importantly, an all-new model that will replace the MY 37 in the fall.

To better reflect the potential of its models and in particular the space on board, Fountaine Pajot are renaming MY40 - "MY 5" and MY44 - "MY 6". These are lighter and ultimately logical names when you consider that the two motor yachts have an equivalent float surface area of 50 and 60 feet, respectively.

But what about MY37?

La Rochelle made an important announcement earlier this year: the brand new MY 4S will be unveiled at the 2021 Cannes Yachting Festival.

Catamaran Sport Top, without flybridge for this basic model, but with a new Openroof concept well suited for yachts of this size.

It is a collaborative effort between Pierangelo Andreoni and the shipyard's design team.

And, of course, MY 4S opens up new exterior lines, as well as an interior that matches the 2021 collections, which will be available across the entire model range from May: furniture with modern curves, new woodworking colors and Corian marble effect.

Thus, everything is done to ensure that the offered quality is at the highest level.

Performance claimed for the MY 4S is in line with market norms, with cruising speeds ranging from 15 to 17 knots on average and a top speed of 21 knots.

Specifications:

Length: 36.1 ft (11 m),

Width: 16.8 ft (5.1 m),

Displacement: 20,943 lb (9500 kg)

Draft: 2.6 ft (080 m),

Air draft: 2.6 ft (3.78 m)

Engines: Yanmar 2 x 150 HP,

Diesel tank: 2 x 158 US gallons (2 x 600 L).

Water tank: 92 US gal (350 L).

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