The F6.7 debuts for Prestige and the Powercat M8 Evo is born
At boot Düsseldorf 2026, the shipyard presented its new product strategy based on two complete lines, monohull and multihull. The M6 is also coming soon, strengthening the M-Line offering.
Düsseldorf (Germany) – At boot Düsseldorf 2026, Prestige clearly outlined the evolution of its offering, confirming a strategy centered on two well-structured and mature ranges: the F-Line for monohulls and the M-Line for multihulls. During its usual press conference, the brand announced three major new developments that will mark 2026: the launch of the new Prestige F6.7 as the flagship of the F range, the evolution of the M8 into the M8 EvoO version, and the future arrival of the M6. With the F6.7, Prestige completes the F-Line, which already includes the F4.3, F4.9, and F5.7 models. The new model is positioned at the top of the range and represents a further step forward in the concept of open spaces, brightness, and fluid circulation onboard. Designed for experienced owners, the F6.7 combines spacious living areas with a good level of privacy, maintaining a strong visual and functional connection with the sea. The volumes are designed to offer balanced and modular spaces, in line with the layout already seen on the other F-Line models. The world premiere is scheduled for the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
At the same time, Prestige, which builds its boats at its Monfalcone facility and employs a large Italian team of managers and designer (Camillo Garroni), has continued to develop the M-Line, which marked the brand's entry into the world of power multihulls with the M48 and subsequently the M8. The M8 Evo, a direct evolution of the current M8, was presented in Düsseldorf. The new model draws on the experience of owners and introduces more flexible layout solutions, greater customization, and an overall refinement of the interiors. Two different stylistic moods and various propulsion options are planned, aiming to combine large volumes, comfort, and ease of use. The company also looks to the future with the announcement of the M6, which will slot between the M48 and the M8. The project builds on the strengths of the first Prestige multihull, focusing on generous living spaces yet with balanced proportions. Here too, the development takes into account the real-life use of the boats and the feedback from owners.
Alongside the new models, Prestige is strengthening the ecosystem of services brought together under the Prestige Unlimited program. New features include a dedicated concierge service, premium delivery procedures, captain training programs, shipyard visits, and expanded customization options. With the arrival of the F6.7, the evolution of the M8 Evo, and the upcoming launch of the M6, Prestige consolidates a comprehensive range that covers both the next-generation monohull and power multihull segments, focusing on space and build quality.
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