Numarine Debuts the 27XP Explorer
The Numarine 27XP retains the purposeful profile of the builder’s explorer range while opening up the onboard experience.
Courtesy Numarine / Kerem Sanliman
Numarine’s new 27XP explorer yacht made her world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival, marking the latest evolution of the Turkish builder’s XP series. The model builds on the 26XP platform, with 30 hulls of that model now cruising worldwide, while adding more interior volume, larger outdoor living areas and increased onboard functionality.
Five 27XPs have already been sold, with the second hull recently delivered. The first owner is a returning Numarine client who upgraded from a 22XP. The first hull is configured with four staterooms, a full-beam flybridge and expanded exterior spaces, while a five-stateroom layout is also available.
Designed by Can Yalman with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini, the 27XP retains the purposeful profile of Numarine’s explorer range while opening up the onboard experience. Oversized windows bring more natural light inside, and a sliding glass door connects the main salon with the cockpit.
In the salon, oversized windows bring more natural light inside and a sliding glass door connects the main salon with the cockpit.
Courtesy Numarine / Kerem Sanliman
The 27XP also introduces Numarine’s Mk2 Super Silent Pack, developed with Sleipner. The system uses a 48-volt architecture and Hybrid Power Center, incorporating a 92.8 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate battery bank, 5.6 kW of solar generation, shore power and intelligent load management.
Twin 560 hp MAN diesels give the 27XP a top speed of 13.5 knots and a 10-knot cruise. At 8 knots, the explorer has a transoceanic range of 2,200 nautical miles.
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