The Wally Power 58 is a testament to Wally’s commitment to avant-garde design and superior performance in the luxury marine market. With a length of 17.3 meters and a beam of 5 meters, this yacht combines sleek aesthetics with spacious comfort, making it ideal for both high-speed cruising and leisurely exploration. The hull is crafted from high-quality GRP, ensuring both durability and a lightweight structure that enhances speed and fuel efficiency. Designed by Wally’s in-house team, the exterior boasts a modern, minimalist aesthetic, while the interior offers luxurious accommodations for up to 12 day guests and sleeping arrangements for 4 in 2 well-appointed cabins.
The Wally Power 58 is powered by twin Volvo Penta D8 IPS 800 engines, delivering a cruising speed of 32 knots and a top speed of 38 knots. This high-performance propulsion system, coupled with a planning hull configuration, ensures a smooth and exhilarating ride. With a fuel capacity of 3,200 liters, the Wally Power 58 offers an impressive range, perfect for extended voyages along the coast or island hopping adventures.
Inside, the yacht exudes sophistication with state-of-the-art amenities and elegant finishes. The main salon features ample seating and panoramic views, ensuring comfort during long journeys or entertaining guests. The Wally Power 58 is not only a marvel of engineering but also a statement of style and luxury, making it a standout choice for discerning yacht enthusiasts.
Length
17.3M
Beam
5M
Draft
1.7M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
32KT
Max Speed
38KT
Fuel
3000L
Range
320NM
Engine
2 x Volvo Penta D8 IPS 800
Naval
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Interior
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New Starting From
€1,950,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,650,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,450,000
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Deep V, twin diesels, and a steadiness that survives a full guest list.
Twin Volvo Penta D8 IPS 800 pod drives are the standard fit, delivering a 32 knot cruise and a 38 knot top speed from a deep V hull built for stability as much as outright pace. Sea trials with a full complement of twelve guests aboard reported genuine steadiness through straight-line running at speed, the kind of composure that matters more on a real day out than a spec sheet number achieved with an empty boat. It is the balance between the two, quick enough to matter, stable enough to trust with a full guest list, that defines how the Power 58 actually feels underway.
The silhouette that started with the Wallypower118, redrawn for a smaller hull.
Two decades after the original Wallypower118 established Wally’s language of low, uninterrupted lines, the Power 58 reworks that same vocabulary at a size one owner can run without a full crew. A pillarless, curved glass windscreen wraps the helm without a single visible frame breaking the sightline, and generous walkways connect bow to stern without the usual clutter of hardware. Traditional portholes are gone entirely, replaced by a cleaner hull side, a detail explained fully once you step below and find cameras doing a porthole’s job instead.
Two cabins, sleeping four, arranged around comfort rather than headcount.
The owner’s cabin carries its own ensuite bathroom, kept separate from a guest dayhead and shower so that entertaining above deck never disturbs the private spaces below. A second cabin brings sleeping capacity to four, with an alternative flexi-guest configuration available for owners who would rather trade a berth for a single crew cabin, useful for those who prefer to bring a professional aboard for longer trips. It is a layout built for a couple or a small family who want their own space respected, rather than one stretched to claim a headline berth count it cannot support comfortably.
The portholes are cameras, and the helm seats are carbon fibre.
Paired cameras on each side of the saloon feed a matching set of interior screens, standing in for traditional portholes with a sharper, adjustable view of the water outside and freeing the hull sides from the visual break a real porthole demands. At the helm, seats machined from carbon fibre keep weight out of a part of the boat that usually carries far more of it, without giving up comfort on a long run. On deck, folding bulwark wings add 25 square metres to the aft deck and a further 12 square metres to the cockpit once she is anchored, turning a day boat’s footprint into something closer to a small yacht’s when it matters most.
The flagship of Wally’s day boat range, built to be owned rather than crewed.
Wally’s own design and engineering teams are behind every element of the Power 58, developed under the Ferretti Group, which has backed the brand since 2019. A 3,000 litre fuel capacity supports a 320 nautical mile range at cruising speed, giving her genuine reach beyond a single day’s use, and a single crew member can operate her day to day. Priced from 1,950,000 euros, she asks an owner to choose between a superyacht’s tender and a full sized yacht, and answers by being capable enough to replace the need for either.
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