The Gran Turismo 41 is a thoroughbred offering top levels of comfort combining power and practicality.
The new Gran Turismo 41(12.55m) joins BENETEAU’s express cruiser line renewal, which includes six models from 10m to 15m. The goal of this 41-foot powerboat was to build on the legacy of the Gran Turismo 40.
With her sporty hull and slender unpretentious lines, the Gran Turismo 41 immediately conjures up speed and elegance. This elegance is highlighted by premium trims and know-how, such as metallic grey paint plates reminiscent of the luxury cars.
The Gran Turismo 41 is designed to win you over, from the new aft sun bathing area
placed at bench height for easier access and creating a real lounge space. The forward sun pad has also undergone specific developments and now offers optional easily reclining backs and a retractable canopy.
Another hallmark of the Gran Turismo 41 is that she is good for entertaining, as can be seen from the large U-shaped cockpit where guests can comfortably converse. In addition, the outdoor galley location makes it easier for everyone to enjoy a good time together.
A key feature of the Gran Turismo 41 is the hard top which combines the largest opening possible to enjoy the sun and sea with protection for all onboard. In comparison with the GT 40, the Gran Turismo 41 has extra-slim uprights so that the interior is bathed in a greater amount of light.
The lower deck is ideal for comfortable cruising. Apart from the galley and the head, there are two private cabins, each with beds parallel to the boat’s centreline.
Their full-beam design combined with opening portholes make these spaces particularly comfortable and pleasant. The interior atmosphere is both modern and relaxing, using grey walnut for its elegance and light.
The Gran Turismo 41 benefits from Beneteau’s Air Step hull and is powered by either twin 300 hp or 380 hp Volvo stern-drive power, offering respective peak speeds of 33 and 38 knots, compared with 23 and 27 knots cruising speed.
The new Gran Turismo 41 will be premiered internationally in early 2021
