Boats

We take out the Miami International Boat Show Innovation Award winner, the Blackfin 332, for a test run off Virginia Key.

Neither rain, nor thunder and lightning was going to keep the editors from getting an exclusive first look at the outboard-powered Ocean Alexander 45 Divergence. Don't miss this one.

Join Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding for a tour of the Azimut Atlantis 51 at the Miami Yacht Show.

The Aquila 30 combines outboard propulsion with a safe hi-lo transom. The result needs to be seen to be believed.

After six years dormant, Hatteras Yachts just launched the new Cabo 41. Come aboard with the editors as they explore a boat filled with surprises.

The versatile, nimble and efficient (we're talking a 1,000-mile range at 10 knots) Grand Banks 52 is coming. Here's what you need to know.

The expedition-class builder teams up with a venerated Dutch design studio known for its elegant, contemporary interiors.

Jim Moores has restored antique boats for 30 years. Now he's ready to build one of his own.

From an aft beach club that would make a superyacht jealous to a 140-inch movie screen on the foredeck, this is Sunseeker like you’ve never seen them before.

In a surprise announcement, Viking Yachts announced the formation of a new company–Valhalla Boatworks–to build a line of luxury center consoles.

The 60-foot Pied-A-Mer signifies a growing trend toward larger center consoles, giving new meaning to the term "space race." But has it topped out?

The thriving semi-displacement series continues to impress with the 47’s intermingling of safety and style.

With three engines and plenty of high-performance DNA running through it, Azimut’s S6 sets a new bar.

Utilizing Old World craftsmanship and modern innovations, the 510 Pininfarina is the best of both worlds.

While a relative newcomer to the U.S. market, Pearl Yachts has been building exceptional yachts for 20 years.

The youngest sibling in the British builder's lineup, the Fairline 43 Targa Open looks to play a big role in the company's success.

Legend has it that the outboard motor began with Evinrude, a manufacturer that continues to make waves today despite some very dark days a few decades ago.

Since 1948, the world’s toughest outboard marathon draws all types to northern Michigan, where racers face off against stumps, hairpin turns, unforeseen wakes and each other.

Super clean and efficient, common-rail diesels look to shake things up in a demanding, white-hot outboard market.

Select Brokerage listings from the January 2019 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.

The British builder's latest design departure is one for the books.

The first-gen 58 made Viking into the sportfishing behemoth it is today. The new 58 continues that tradition.

The Ferretti 670 offers high-tech twists and timeless style reflective of the brand's incremental evolution.

So, you think you're a boat nut? We've rounded up seven boatbuilders from abroad that might one day make waves in the U.S. and you likely have never heard of them. Or have you?