Solaris Power / Solaris Power 44 Open
The Solaris Power 44 Open is a remarkable yacht that embodies a perfect blend of elegance, innovation, and performance. With its sleek lines and sophisticated design, this yacht is a testament to Italian craftsmanship. The 44 Open is designed to offer an exceptional open-air experience while maintaining luxurious comfort and functionality. Its spacious exterior deck is perfect for socializing and enjoying the sun, while the interior offers two well-appointed cabins that can accommodate up to four guests overnight. The yacht features a planning hull configuration, allowing it to glide effortlessly through the water, providing a smooth and exhilarating ride. Powered by inboard engines, the Solaris Power 44 Open delivers impressive cruising and top speeds, making it a versatile choice for both leisurely cruises and quick getaways. With a focus on safety and stability, this yacht is engineered to handle various sea conditions with ease. The use of high-quality materials such as GRP ensures durability and a refined finish. Designed by the expert team at Solaris Power, the yacht promises a unique combination of style and substance. Whether you’re entertaining guests or exploring new horizons, the Solaris Power 44 Open offers an unparalleled yachting experience. It is a masterpiece of design and engineering, perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life.
Length
Beam
Draft
Day Guests
Sleeping
Cabins
Crew
Engine
Engine Option 1
Engine Option 2
Cruising Speed
Max Speed
Fuel
Range
Naval
Exterior
Interior
€750,000
New Starting From
€650,000
High Price Brokerage
€550,000
Low Price Brokerage
Twin Volvo Penta engines and a 35 knot top end, with room to go further.
The standard D6 440 HP pairing cruises at 25 knots, while owners can step up to 480 HP units or IPS 600 pod drives for sharper acceleration and tighter low speed manoeuvring. A 1,200 litre fuel tank supports a 300 nautical mile range at cruise, useful reserve for a yacht built to cover real distance rather than potter between anchorages. Displacement runs to thirteen tonnes, enough mass to keep her settled at speed without dulling the responsiveness twin sterndrives are known for.
Independent sea trials found her composed in conditions that unsettled the competition.
Running through three foot chop, testers reported a hull that stayed planted and predictable rather than skittish, a result of Victory Design’s muscular lines and the tumblehome carried through her topsides. The single piece windshield keeps spray and wind off the helm without adding visual weight to the profile, and the 0.85 metre draught means that composure at sea does not come at the cost of access to shallower harbours. For an owner who intends to actually use the yacht rather than admire her at the dock, that combination matters more than outright top speed.
Sleek and muscular are not usually said of the same hull. The 44 Open manages both.
Victory Design carried a pronounced tumblehome through the topsides, giving her a contemporary, athletic stance at rest and underway alike. The single piece windshield sits low and wide, framing the helm without breaking the line of the deck, and the walkaround layout keeps the full perimeter usable rather than reserving space for show. It is a profile built to look purposeful from every angle, not only from the dock.
High ceilings and a genuine head, not just a berth to sleep in.
Solaris Power’s design team gave the accommodation real headroom, a departure from the low, cramped cabins common at this length. A forepeak berth and a further amidships cabin sleep four guests overnight, each with access to a properly sized head rather than a compartment shared awkwardly with the shower. Two cabins is a modest count for a 44 foot hull, and the trade off is deliberate: more volume per guest, and a below deck that feels considerably larger than the length suggests.
A new price near 750,000 euros puts her at the top of Solaris Power’s open range, and the specification justifies it.
She measures 13.47 metres on a 4.35 metre beam, with a 0.85 metre draught and thirteen tonnes of displacement. Twin Volvo Penta D6 440 HP engines come as standard, with 480 HP units or IPS 600 pod drives available to order. Day capacity reaches twelve guests, overnight capacity four, and a single crew member is enough to run her. For an owner who wants the largest, most capable open in the Solaris Power range, she is the natural choice.
Tell us what you would like to know, and our team will respond with clear details on availability, specification, pricing and next steps.