Hatteras

Our boat test of the Hatteras M90 Panacera.

New Boats Notebook: Our first impression of the Hatteras 90 MY.

Tested: Hatteras 70 Motor Yacht.

Our Boat Test of the Hatteras GT70.

A video of the Hatteras GT70.

The Hatteras GT 70, debuting at the 2014 Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Power & Motoryacht's Boat Test of the Hatteras GT60 vs. Knit Wits

The restoration of Knit Wits, the original Jack Hargrave-designed Hatteras.

New Boats Notebook - July 2014, update on the Hatteras 70 Motor Yacht

Power & Motoryacht's Boat Test of the Hatteras 100 Raised Pilothouse

New Boats Notebook - Jan 2014, update on the Hatteras GT70.

With a projected LOA of 100 feet and a beam of 22 feet 6 inches, the 100 certainly will not lack for volume.

The Hatteras 60GT Tournament Edition sports a custom look, an awesome power package, and a couple of more surprises that are sure to turn heads her way. Ride along with PMY as we join her crew for this boat's first ever fishing outing.

A trip to the Bahamas shows that this 63-footer has taken fishablity, speed, and comfort to the next level.

Hatteras enhances its GT60 Convertible’s form while maintaining her at-sea performance.

Full Beam AheadIn all regards, this 72-footer feels like she's ten feet longer.When I stepped through the push-button-activated, stainless steel saloon doors on the Hatteras 72 for the first time I had a creeping feeling of doubt: was I on the right boat? I’d been on more than a few of this builder’s yachts over the years, and this one didn’t mesh with the

What’s old is new again.How many times have you heard that phrase when news-channel talking heads are referring to music, art, and clothes? (Like when bell bottoms made a comeback? Ugh.) But unlike with fashion, it sometimes makes sense to revisit the past with boats. At least Hatteras Yachts thought so shortly after it launched its 77 Enclosed Bridge Convertible a few years

During a boat test, it's always a pleasure to speak with the owners and to hear about the yacht from their point of view. When those opportunities arise, one of my main goals is to understand why the owners chose a particular yacht; what features were the deciding factors? When I put this query to the owners of a new 72-foot Hatteras I recently tested, their reply was precise. Without hesitation,

Hatteras 72 MYHatteras Yachts placed ease of operation near the top of its list of design criteria for its 72 Motor Yacht, attempting to make life simpler for both owners and crew. Instead of expanding the deckhouse to fill the 20'2" beam, designers left room for full-length side decks. They allow the crew to stay clear of the

The fact that the Hatteras 56 is touted by the builder as an "entry-level product...priced at under $2 million" seems rather startling. But that shouldn't suggest she's wanting for features, quality, or performance. What's more, she offers a variety of innovative options that let each owner feel like the yacht is tailor-made.Hatteras 56

The twin-engine Embraer turboprop I was aboard slid and skipped along the flag-stiffening breeze like a boat that was being beaten by breaking seas. The approach to the Bahamas' Marsh Harbour—and the end of this interesting voyage across from West Palm Beach, Florida—was in sight, but it wouldn't be my last tangle with this blowhard of a wind. However, the next time we'd meet, the

I stood awestruck. The mammoth, sun-blocking, Bausch American tuna tower stretched its neck more than 40 feet towards the seemingly endless blue sky. If that’s the tower, I thought, there’s got to be a behemoth big-game boat supporting it. And there was, 77 feet of it.I turned the corner to the outside slips of Pier 66 Marina in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and next to the Pelican Grill was

Hatteras 60 ConvertibleRemember that old saw that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Fugghedaboutit. Hatteras, one of the most venerable names in sportfishing, has literally reinvented its approach to building sportfishing yachts. In designing their new 60-foot Convertible, Hatteras’ engineers have slashed weight with such a

First impressions are often the standard by which we measure things. While we may change our minds, it's usually our gut reaction that endures. The initial reaction I had upon stepping through the transom door of the Hatteras 64 Motor Yacht on to the teak aft deck and into the saloon was that this was a boat that would impress me for a long time to come.The 64 is a revamped version of