Williams Jet Tenders has launched a new TurboJet MX entry-level range, consisting of the TurboJet 280MX and the TurboJet 320MX.
The TurboJet 280MX measures 2.79-metres in length, and features a BRP Rotax Ace 903 60hp engine. The craft can accommodate three adults and a child and has a top speed of 42mph.
The TurboJet 320 MX is 3.19-metres in length, and can carry four adults and one child. The craft features an upgraded 90hp engine and is able to reach top speeds of 45mph.
The models have been developed to cater to a lower price point at a time when the global yacht market continues to face challenging market conditions.
Increasing production volumes
The introduction of the TurboJet MX models an evolution of Williams‘ entry-level offering, with production of the company’s MiniJet 280 ceasing in September and yacht fitment transitioning to the new TurboJet MX platform.
“TurboJet MX represents an important evolution for Williams,” explained Mathew Hornsby, commercial director at Williams Jet Tenders.
“We’ve listened carefully to the market and recognised an opportunity to deliver a tender that maintains the quality, performance and ownership experience customers expect from Williams, while opening the door to a broader audience.
“For many owners, you would have to go back to 2017 to find a new Williams tender at this price point.”
And he explained that the product has been positioned for Williams to grow its customer base and increase production volumes.
