The BRABUS AB95 is a 28.5-metre high-performance superyacht, the fruit of the collaboration between AB Yachts (Next Yacht Group) and the German luxury brand BRABUS. Built in composite, she pairs AB Yachts’ celebrated waterjet-driven speed with the unmistakable BRABUS Masterpiece design language: carbon-fibre details, a signature roof spoiler and sculpted LED lighting. Three MAN V12X engines of 2,200 HP each drive two MJP steerable waterjets plus a central booster, pushing her to a top speed of 48 knots and a 42-knot cruise, while a gyro stabiliser keeps her composed at anchor and underway. Below, four custom cabins accommodate up to ten guests, served by a crew of four, with BRABUS materials and finishes carried throughout the interior. Classified RINA and CE Category A, the AB95 is the first in the BRABUS x AB Yachts range and can be ordered new and tailored to owner specification.
Length
28.45M
Beam
6.8M
Draft
1.35M
Day Guests
10
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
4
Cruise Speed
42KT
Max Speed
48KT
Fuel
10400L
Range
390NM
Engine
3 x MAN V12X 2,200 HP
Option 1
Not available
Option 2
Not available
Naval
AB Yachts (Next Yacht Group)
Exterior
BRABUS Design
Interior
BRABUS Design
New Starting From
€12,500,000
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Three MAN engines and twin waterjets make her the quickest way into the BRABUS range.
A trio of MAN V12X engines, 2,200 HP apiece, drive two MJP steerable waterjets and a central booster rather than conventional shafts, the formula AB Yachts has refined since the 1990s. The arrangement delivers a 42 knot cruise and a 48 knot top speed, with handling that stays sharp through tight turns rather than washing out wide. Waterjets also hold the draught to just 1.35 metres, opening anchorages a shaft driven yacht of this size could never reach. A 10,400 litre fuel capacity supports a 390 nautical mile range at cruising speed, enough for a genuine cross country run rather than a day trip.
BRABUS Design gives her a silhouette that reads as fast even standing still.
Carbon fibre detailing runs along the hull sides and superstructure, a visual cue borrowed straight from the brand’s automotive work. A signature roof spoiler sits above the flybridge, more aerodynamic signature than function at sea, while sculpted LED lighting traces the sheer line after dark. The composite hull and superstructure keep weight down, which in turn protects the top speed the waterjets are built to deliver. Nothing about the exterior is accidental: every panel line points towards the bow, and the effect is a yacht that looks poised to move even moored stern to in a marina.
Four cabins, eight guests overnight, and BRABUS’s materials carried through every surface.
Below deck, the AB95 keeps the same performance identity she wears outside. Four custom cabins sleep up to eight guests overnight, with day capacity for ten when entertaining at anchor, and a crew of four live and work separately from the guest accommodation. BRABUS materials and finishes run throughout, continuing the carbon and red language from the exterior into cushions, trim and detailing rather than leaving it as a paint job. The result is an interior that feels specified rather than decorated, built around the same brief that shaped her hull: fast, composed and unmistakably branded.
A gyro stabiliser and RINA classification mean the speed never comes at the expense of composure.
The AB95 carries a gyro stabiliser that works at anchor as well as underway, taking the roll out of a day at rest and the lean out of a fast turn. She is classed by RINA and rated CE Category A, certification that clears her for open water passages rather than sheltered coastal hops only. Composite construction throughout the hull and superstructure keeps displacement low, which is what lets three 2,200 HP engines push a 28.45 metre yacht to 48 knots without the fuel burn a heavier, steel hulled equivalent would demand. Every element of the build serves the same goal: speed that holds up offshore.
She opens the BRABUS x AB Yachts range at a price that undercuts her sisters by a wide margin.
Built by AB Yachts (Next Yacht Group) and finished to BRABUS specification, the AB95 measures 28.45 metres on a 6.8 metre beam, with a 1.35 metre draught that belies her performance. She is sold new, priced from €12.5 million, and built to order rather than off a fixed production line, so individual specification remains open to the owner. For a buyer who wants the BRABUS identity, the waterjet pedigree of AB Yachts and a genuine 48 knot top speed, without yet committing to the largest hull in the family, the AB95 is the most direct way in.
Length
22.3M
Beam
5.6M
Draft
1.8M
Guests
8
Cabins
4
Cruise Speed
26Kt
Max Speed
32Kt
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