

Xquisite Yachts
Xquisite’s sailing and power range includes open-deck sport sailing, owner-focused cruisers and motor-oriented exploration boats. Compare cabin plans, propulsion, deck and fly-lounge options, and listed equipment to see which model configuration best fits your intended use.
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About Xquisite Yachts
Established in 2014, Xquisite Yachts builds distinct sailing and power catamaran ranges, with models spanning open-deck sailing, owner-focused cruising and motor-oriented exploration. The lineup is best read by intended use and onboard arrangement rather than as one standard platform: sail handling, propulsion, deck layout and accommodation vary meaningfully from model to model.
Deck priorities differ across the range. The 30 SportCat keeps an open, minimal-berth layout and uses a rotating carbon mast; it can be trailer-transported when properly prepared. The announced 52 Exploration design includes a water-toy garage, while the Sixty Solar Power offers an optional enclosed fly lounge. Compare helm visibility and operating positions aboard actual examples, because listings may reflect different equipment.
Accommodation choices distinguish sailing models from power boats. On the 54 E-Plus, buyers can choose three or four cabins, with an owner-focused arrangement or more guest space, alongside parallel hybrid diesel/electric propulsion. The Sixty Solar Sail pairs an owner’s port-hull suite with two guest cabins and uses solar for hotel loads; hybrid propulsion is optional. The Sixty Solar Power has three cabins plus a crew room or utility-space option.
On the 40 PowerCat, two cabins keep the accommodation straightforward, while propulsion choices alter overall length and working draft, so compare the stated configuration rather than relying on the model name alone. CatamaranWorld helps readers compare actual listings by checking equipment, cabin plan, propulsion and deck options against intended use; the right fit depends on how each boat is set up.






