Upcoming Catamaran Reveal: Vision 484 Under Construction for 2026 Release
The Vision 484, a new catamaran set to launch in 2026 by Vision Yachts, is designed with a focus on simplicity and long-distance sailing. This 48-foot class catamaran, priced around US $1,250,000, is expected to offer a premium build quality for a cruiser of this size and type.
The Vision 484 is designed for long-distance and bluewater cruising, emphasizing ease of handling and reliable performance. It boasts a spacious interior with a three-cabin layout, providing more space than the existing boat. The bridgedeck is raised 90cm above the water, offering panoramic views during your journeys.
The mainsail trim on the Vision 484 is controlled by a bridle with purchase system, mounted on the hard top. The Vision 484 has an impressive 4,300kg payload and a displacement of 12,700kg (28,000lb). The hull length is 14.75m (48ft 5in), and the beam is 8.00m (26ft 3in), making it a well-balanced size for performance and livability.
The Vision 484's engines are powered by 40hp Nanni diesel engines with a Kubota base engine. The draught of the Vision 484 is 1.25m (4ft 2in).
Agulhas Yachts in Palma was appointed to represent the Vision 484 brand in Europe in January 2025. For more precise specifications such as exact length overall, interior layout, materials, and performance figures, the Vision Yachts brochure would be the primary source.
The Vision 484 represents Vision Yachts' new offering emphasizing straightforward design and suitability for offshore, long-term cruising, launching in 2026 with an approximate price around $1.25 million. For further details, interested parties can visit visionyachts.com.
This upcoming Vision 484 catamaran, designed for long-term cruising, showcases a focus on technology with its incorporation of smart-home devices and advanced gadgets, enhancing the cruising experience onboard. Furthermore, the use of cutting-edge materials ensures the catamaran maintains its premium build quality, even when compared to existing smaller boats.
