The Pirelli 47 is a groundbreaking Maxi-RIB available in Open and Closed versions, featuring a sporty twin-step deep-V hull designed by the renowned Mannerfelt Design Team. At 14.75 metres overall, the Pirelli 47 delivers exhilarating performance with a maximum installable power of 1,275 hp — standard configuration is triple Mercury Verado V10 425 hp outboards, with a twin 600 hp option available. The Open version features an extended hard top with opening roof, while the Closed version uses sliding glass panels to create a protected second living space while maintaining a full walkaround layout. Four cockpit configurations (sunpad, double settee, single settee, or cabinet) allow extensive customisation. Below deck, a convertible living and sleeping area with full-height bathroom provides overnight comfort for two. High bulwarks and wide walkways ensure safety at speed. CE Category B certified for 18 persons. Debuted at Cannes Yachting Festival 2025.
Length
14.8M
Beam
4.6M
Draft
0.9M
Day Guests
18
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
Max Speed
50KT
Fuel
1298L
Engine
3 x Mercury Verado V10 425 hp
Option 1
2 x Mercury Verado V12 600 hp
Naval
Mannerfelt Design Team
Exterior
SACS MARINE
Interior
SACS MARINE
New Starting From
€972,000
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Fifty knots, delivered by three Mercury Verado V10 outboards working in concert rather than straining alone.
The standard fit puts 425 horsepower on each of three transoms for a combined 1,275 horsepower, with a twin Mercury Verado V12 600 horsepower option available for owners who prefer two larger engines to three smaller ones. The Mannerfelt Design Team’s double step hull is built to carry that power cleanly, cutting resistance at speed and holding her line through fast turns and a chop that would unsettle a flatter bottom. A 1,298 litre fuel capacity gives the range to use that performance over a full day on the water rather than rationing it.
Her tubes carry a tread pattern borrowed from the race track rather than the chandlery.
The sponsons sit high above the waterline, a shape chosen to cut resistance and steady her through fast turns and rough water rather than for looks alone. A strip across the tube reproduces the tread of Pirelli’s Cinturato Blue Full Wet tyre, with branded cushions carrying the motorsport link onto the deck. A hard top defines her profile and can be left open for the day or closed against weather and cooler passages, with a sunroof available as an option. High bulwarks and wide walkways keep movement around the deck secure when she is running at pace.
One cabin is all she offers, and it is enough for a genuine night aboard.
Below deck, a convertible living area folds into a berth for two, paired with a separate full height bathroom rather than a cramped heads tucked into a corner. SACS Marine, who also shaped her exterior, kept the interior simple and practical: a boat meant to extend a day on the water into an overnight rather than compete with a yacht’s full accommodation. The approach suits her purpose. The Pirelli 47 is built around time spent outside, on deck and at speed, with just enough shelter below to make staying out longer worthwhile.
Four cockpit layouts and two body styles mean she rarely needs to be the same boat twice.
Owners can specify a sunpad, a double settee, a single settee or a storage cabinet aft, swapping the emphasis between sunbathing, seating and stowage. The Open version, shown at Cannes, pairs a U-shaped aft sofa with a wet bar and a large sunbed for entertaining at anchor, while the Closed version adds sliding glass panels that shelter a second living space without closing off the walkaround deck. Certified for eighteen people on board under CE Category B, she is built to carry a genuine group rather than a handful of guests, with wide walkways and high bulwarks keeping everyone secure while she is underway.
Twenty years of partnership between two names built for speed sit behind this launch.
Built and engineered by Sacs Tecnorib, the Pirelli 47 marks two decades of collaboration with Pirelli Speedboats, debuting at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025. She measures 14.8 metres with a 4.6 metre beam and a draught of 0.9 metres, shallow enough for anchorages a deeper hulled yacht would avoid. Priced from 972,000 euros, she sits at an accessible point of entry into serious performance boating, backed by a shipyard and a design house, Mannerfelt, with a long record in RIB construction. For an owner who wants speed, motorsport provenance and genuine versatility in one hull, she is a considered choice.
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