Canados Gladiator 571 Blade For Sale

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The Canados Gladiator 571 Blade is a testament to superior Italian craftsmanship and cutting-edge design, offering a truly exhilarating yachting experience. This sleek 18-meter open yacht is built for speed and luxury, featuring a powerful inboard engine configuration that propels her to a remarkable top speed of 50 knots. Not only does she deliver an adrenaline-pumping ride, but she also ensures comfort and elegance with her meticulously crafted interiors designed by Canados’ in-house team. The Gladiator 571 Blade accommodates up to 8 guests during the day and offers plush overnight accommodations for 4 guests in two well-appointed cabins, making her an ideal choice for both quick getaways and extended voyages. Designed with a planning hull configuration, the yacht promises efficiency and stability on the water, while the GRP hull ensures durability and a smooth ride. The exterior design, also by Canados, exudes a sense of sporty sophistication that is hard to match, with expansive sun decks and a spacious cockpit that invites socializing and relaxation. Whether cruising the Mediterranean or exploring alluring coastlines, the Gladiator 571 Blade is equipped to offer an unparalleled boating experience. With a new price starting at approximately 1,750,000 EUR and used models ranging between 1,200,000 and 1,500,000 EUR, this yacht is positioned as a premium choice for discerning enthusiasts who value performance and aesthetics.

Length

18M

Beam

4.8M

Draft

1.4M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

42KT

Max Speed

50KT

Fuel

3200L

Range

300NM

Engine

2 x MAN V12 1800 hp

Option 1

3 x Volvo Penta IPS 1350

Option 2

2 x Caterpillar C32 1900 hp

Naval

Marco Casali

Exterior

Marco Casali

Interior

Canados Design Team

Canados Gladiator 571 Blade Price

New Starting From

€1,750,000

High Price Brokerage

€1,500,000

Low Price Brokerage

€1,200,000

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At just over 18 metres, the Gladiator 571 Blade compresses serious performance into a hull built to disappear beneath you. Canados shaped her around a simple conviction: less weight means more yacht. The numbers make the case plainly. A cruising speed of 42 knots and a top end of 50 knots, delivered on twin V12 power that feels almost restrained against what sits beneath the deck, and a choice of alternative engine packages for owners who want to tune that character further. The 571 Blade does not ask an owner to choose between adrenaline and comfort. Her open, walkaround deck plan keeps the water close at every turn, from the foredeck loungers to the swim platform aft, while two cabins below deliver real overnight accommodation for four guests, finished in the same leather Ferrari specifies for its own cabins. For a buyer moving up from a smaller performance boat, or adding a true driver’s yacht alongside a larger cruising vessel, she makes a sharp and specific case: speed without the usual compromises.

Design & Lines

Every surface on the 571 Blade serves the view, not just the eye.

Marco Casali drew her naval architecture and exterior lines around an open, walkaround deck that keeps the sea within reach from bow to transom. A carbon fibre hardtop, roll bar and exterior galley shave weight from the superstructure, while the hull itself is built in vacuum bagged fibreglass for stiffness without bulk. Forward, built in loungers face the horizon. Aft, a reversed sofa sits above the swimming platform and a tender garage, keeping the transom clear for swimming and watersports. The whole deck is finished in Awlgrip paint, giving owners a wide palette to match the yacht to their own taste rather than settling for a standard shade.

Performance

Forty two knots at cruise is not a typo. It is the point.

Standard power comes from twin MAN V12 engines rated at 1,800 horsepower each, enough to push her to a 50 knot top speed while cruising comfortably at 42. Owners who want to tailor the platform further can specify triple Volvo Penta IPS pod drives or twin Caterpillar C32 diesels, each changing the character of the ride without changing the hull beneath them. A 1.4 metre draught keeps shallow anchorages and tight marina berths within reach, and 3,200 litres of fuel carry her 300 nautical miles at cruising speed, enough for a full day’s run between ports without a second thought.

Interior & Accommodation

Below deck, the 571 Blade trades volume for intimacy, and wins.

Two cabins accommodate four guests overnight, a deliberate choice that keeps the layout generous rather than cramped for a yacht under 20 metres. Canados’ own design team handles the interior, dressing seating and berths in Poltrona Frau leather, the same house that supplies Ferrari’s cabins, and carrying the same attention to stitching and grain through every surface. The result feels closer to a driver’s yacht than a floating apartment: compact, considered and built for owners who use her rather than simply display her.

On Board

Day guests outnumber overnight guests two to one, and the deck plan is built around that math.

Up to eight can gather on board for an afternoon on the water, moving freely between the foredeck loungers, the central steering position and the aft swim platform without crossing paths. A crew of two keeps the yacht running and the deck clear for guests, handling lines, tenders and service so the focus stays on the water itself. It is a layout suited to the long lunch and the spontaneous swim stop as much as the overnight passage, flexible enough to serve either without compromise.

Ownership & Specification

Built by Canados and engineered in house, the 571 Blade is a considered entry point into serious open yacht performance.

At 18 metres length overall on a 4.8 metre beam, she carries a dry displacement of 27 tonnes, a figure kept low by her composite construction and one of the reasons she reaches 50 knots on twin engines rather than three or four. Canados Engineering oversees the build from naval architecture through to systems integration, giving buyers a single point of accountability across the yacht. For an owner moving up from a smaller performance boat, or looking for a true driver’s yacht alongside a larger cruising vessel, she offers genuine speed without the compromises that usually come with it.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Canados Gladiator 571 Blade side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Canados Gladiator 571 Blade stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.