The Wally Power 50X stands as a testament to modern marine engineering, embodying the epitome of luxury and performance on the water. Crafted by the renowned Italian shipyard Wally, this exquisite vessel measures approximately 15 meters in length and features a striking design that captivates both the eye and the imagination. The yacht’s monohull configuration and GRP construction ensure a robust yet lightweight structure, ideal for those seeking agility and stability on the open sea. The planning hull design enhances speed and efficiency, making the Wally Power 50X a formidable presence on the water. Powered by inboard engines, this yacht can achieve a remarkable top speed of 48 knots or 54 knots (optional), while a comfortable cruising speed of 34 knots ensures a smooth and exhilarating journey. Designed to host up to 12 day guests, the interior is a harmonious blend of elegance and practicality, with accommodations for four sleeping guests across two well-appointed cabins. The exterior and interior design, masterminded by Wally’s in-house team, reflect a seamless integration of innovation and luxury, providing a sophisticated ambiance for both relaxation and entertainment. With a substantial fuel capacity, the Wally Power 50X offers an impressive range, allowing for extended voyages without compromise. Priced at approximately 1,800,000 EUR for new models, this yacht represents a significant investment in quality and style. Pre-owned models may range from 1,500,000 EUR to 1,700,000 EUR, depending on condition and features. The Wally Power 50X is not just a yacht; it is a statement of refined taste and a promise of unforgettable maritime adventures.
Length
15.4M
Beam
4.5M
Draft
1.2M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
34KT
Max Speed
48KT
Fuel
2800L
Range
320NM
Engine
4 x MERCURY VERADO V10 425
Option 1
4 x MERCURY RACING V8 500R
Naval
Wally
Exterior
Wally
Interior
Wally
New Starting From
€1,800,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,700,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,500,000
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Forty eight knots, and almost no drama getting there.
Quad Mercury Verado outboards, 425 horsepower each, are the standard fit, with a step up to 500 horsepower Mercury Racing units available for owners who want the last word in acceleration. The hull comes onto the plane with barely any bow rise, which keeps the view forward clear through the transition and makes the run to 34 knots at cruise feel almost inevitable rather than effortful. At the top end, 48 knots is available on demand, delivered with the kind of composure that comes from a hull shaped specifically around outboard power rather than adapted from an inboard design. She is built to be driven, not merely piloted.
She looks like she is moving before the engines start.
A knife-edged bow and a windscreen raked back at a steep angle give the Power 50X a silhouette closer to an aircraft than a conventional day boat, finished in dark, metallic paintwork that changes character with the light. Where a traditional hull would carry portholes below the waterline, paired cameras feed live footage of the sea to interior screens instead, a piece of quiet theatre that also solves the practical problem of natural light below a low, sporting deckline. Every surface is drawn to reduce visual weight, from the angled hull sides to the low profile of the coachroof, so that even at rest she reads as a boat built for speed rather than one merely capable of it.
Two sunpads, generous side terraces, and room for twelve to spread out.
Cockpit sunpads fore and aft give guests two distinct places to relax, the aft one fitted with an adjustable backrest for reading or watching the wake rather than lying flat. Fold-down teak terraces extend the beam at each side when she is at anchor, turning a 4.5 metre beam into a genuinely sociable platform for the twelve guests she is rated to carry by day. Stowage is generous for a boat of this type, and headroom throughout the cockpit and helm areas is better than the low, raked profile suggests from outside, a detail that only becomes obvious once aboard.
A day boat with the fuel capacity to mean it.
A 2,800 litre fuel capacity underwrites a 320 nautical mile range at cruising speed, considerably more than most quad outboard day boats of this size carry, and enough to make longer coastal runs a realistic proposition rather than a stretch. Below, a double berth forward with overhead skylights and a head with a separate shower let two people stay aboard overnight in genuine comfort, extending her role beyond a single afternoon out. It is this combination, serious range alongside serious speed, that lets the Power 50X cover real distance on a schedule rather than simply loitering near the marina.
Wally’s own team drew every line of her.
Wally’s in-house naval architecture and design studio handled every aspect of the Power 50X, from hull shape to the cockpit’s smallest fittings, with Wally Engineering responsible for integrating the quad outboard package into a hull built specifically around it. Priced from 1,800,000 euros, she sits above the Power 50 in both performance and price, and can be run day to day by a single crew member. For an owner drawn to speed as a design principle rather than a bolt-on feature, she is one of the more focused expressions of what an outboard-powered day boat can be.
Length
15.4M
Beam
4.5M
Draft
1.2M
Guests
2
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
34Kt
Max Speed
48Kt
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