Vandal Marine has launched its new Vandal 60 Chase, a foil-assisted power catamaran designed in collaboration with superyacht designers RWD.
The new chase boat follows on from Vandal’s 46 Explorer that was launched in 2022 and the 50 Explorer launched in 2024.
“This new model is intended to provide a highly capable chase boat for superyachts taking guests and crew further and faster in comfort, opening up opportunities to explore areas previously beyond reach,” said Ben Mennem, founder of Vandal Marine.
The Vandal 60 has been designed as a versatile vessel with custom cabin configurations for guests and crew, an aft deck, and storage for watersports activities while also providing space for owners and guests.
The chase boat has been built using high-strength alloys, to withstand demanding marine environments, and with access to areas that may otherwise be difficult to reach.
The Vandal 60 is the result of a truly collaborative process.
Ollie Stacey
It has an integrated foil design that makes up 40% of the vessel’s weight, enhancing lift and reducing drag, while also providing high-speed stability and performance.
“The Vandal 60 is the result of a truly collaborative process with the Vandal team,” said Ollie Stacey, head of yacht design at RWD.
“It builds on the brand’s distinctive DNA while allowing us to apply RWD’s design discipline and spatial thinking.
“The outcome is a robust, confident vessel – versatile in function, refined in execution.”
The new vessel is suitable for use as a long-distance large tender, for transporting equipment, as a floating watersports base or entertaining platform.
The Vandal 60 is 19.7 metres in length with a beam of 5.5 metres and has a cruising speed of 30 knots with a crusing range of up to 700 nautical miles.
The chase boat is available with both inboard or outboard propulsion options.
The first edition of the Vandal 60 has been delivered to an 80m+ Feadship.
