The Solaris Power 70 Grand Coupé epitomizes luxury on the water, offering a seamless blend of performance, style, and comfort. This stunning yacht boasts a length of 22 meters, crafted with precision and elegance to ensure an unforgettable maritime experience. The yacht’s sleek design is complemented by its robust GRP hull, ensuring durability and stability even in challenging sea conditions. Powered by twin Volvo Penta IPS engines, the Solaris Power 70 delivers a remarkable cruising speed of 26 knots and can reach a top speed of 32 knots, making it perfect for those who crave both speed and refinement.
On board, the yacht features a thoughtfully designed interior that caters to the most discerning tastes. With accommodations for up to 8 guests, the Solaris Power 70 offers two spacious cabins, each exuding a sense of sophistication and comfort. The interior is meticulously crafted by the in-house design team, known for their attention to detail and use of high-quality materials, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The exterior, designed in collaboration with esteemed naval architect Brunello Acampora, showcases a perfect balance of form and function. The generous deck space allows for plenty of room to relax and entertain, while the advanced engineering ensures a smooth and efficient ride. With a fuel capacity of 3,900 liters and an impressive range, the Solaris Power 70 is ideal for extended voyages.
Priced at approximately 3,500,000 EUR for new models, with used prices ranging from 2,800,000 to 3,200,000 EUR, this yacht represents a sound investment in luxury and performance. Discover the Solaris Power 70 Grand Coupé and experience yachting like never before.
Length
22M
Beam
5.7M
Draft
1.6M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
2
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
26KT
Max Speed
32KT
Fuel
3900L
Range
300NM
Engine
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 1350
Option 1
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 1200
Option 2
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 950
Naval
Brunello Acampora
Exterior
Brunello Acampora
Interior
Solaris Power Design Team
New Starting From
€3,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€3,200,000
Low Price Brokerage
€2,800,000
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Thirty two knots at the top. Twenty six at cruise. She is quick even by Solaris Power’s own standards.
Twin Volvo Penta IPS1350 engines are fitted as standard, turning pod drives that keep her agile at speed and easy to place alongside a berth. Owners who prioritise range over outright pace can specify IPS1200 or IPS950 units instead, trimming fuel burn without changing the hull beneath them. A GRP hull and a light 45 tonne displacement keep her responsive rather than heavy handed, and with 3,900 litres of fuel aboard she covers a genuine 300 nautical miles at cruise, enough for a proper day’s run along any coastline she is likely to see.
She reads fast even tied up at the dock.
Naval architect and exterior designer Brunello Acampora has drawn the 70 Grand Coupé with a low, taut profile and a fine sheerline, proportions that favour speed over volume. A 5.7 metre beam on a 22 metre length keeps her lean rather than boxy, while a shallow 1.6 metre draught opens up anchorages that deeper hulled yachts of similar length cannot reach. Deck space runs generous fore and aft, laid out for entertaining at anchor as readily as for covering ground underway. It is a coupé silhouette built with genuine cruising in mind, not simply borrowed for effect.
Two full beam cabins, not four modest ones, and the difference is felt the moment you step below.
The Solaris Power design team has given the 70 Grand Coupé accommodation for eight guests across two cabins, each running the full width of the hull rather than splitting the beam into smaller spaces. It is a deliberate trade against rivals that pack in more, narrower cabins, favouring genuine comfort for fewer guests over headline berth counts. A crew of two keeps service straightforward without the space demands of a larger team. The result suits an owner who cruises with close family or a small group of friends rather than a full house.
By day she is built for twelve, and every deck says so.
Day guest capacity reaches twelve, half as many again as she sleeps overnight, and the deck plan is arranged accordingly: open, sociable spaces that favour lounging and entertaining over private nooks. It is the clearest signal of what the 70 Grand Coupé is built for, long lunches at anchor and fast afternoon runs between bays, rather than extended passages with a full complement aboard. The GRP construction that underpins her performance also keeps interior volume light and airy, letting natural light reach further into the saloon than a heavier displacement hull would allow.
At 3,500,000 euros new, she is priced to be Solaris Power’s sportier proposition, not its flagship.
Solaris Power’s own engineering department handles the build, keeping naval architecture, exterior design and construction within one team rather than spread across outside consultants. Standard specification includes twin Volvo Penta IPS1350 engines, with IPS1200 and IPS950 alternatives available to owners who want to tune the balance between speed and range. Fuel capacity of 3,900 litres supports a 300 nautical mile cruising range, enough for coastal seasons rather than ocean crossings. For an owner who wants Solaris Power’s design pedigree with genuine pace rather than distance, the 70 Grand Coupé is the more direct route to both.
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