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Expanded layout for International Multihull Show

The 16th edition of the International Multihull Show is to have an expanded layout and additional features.

One key change at La Grande Motte will be a new marina dedicated to powercats.

Taking place from April 23 to 27 2025, La Grande Motte will be a celebration of multihulls with the Quai des Douanes hosting the new marina dedicated to powercats on almost 1km of pontoons.

This space will host around 20 multihulls of all sizes, offering a showcase of the latest developments, from thermic to electric with some models available for demonstrations.

“We are delighted to continue the multihull adventure begun in 2024,” said show manager, Caroline Popovici. “The show, a veritable condensed version of the multihull universe, has gradually become the industry’s biggest showcase.

“That’s why we decided to have a better representation for our exhibitors and visitors.

“The new Powercat marina, a major new feature of this 2025 vintage, will therefore echo the sailing marina, and will be close to the exhibitor village on land.”

The new Powercat marina, a major new feature of this 2025 vintage, will therefore echo the sailing marina.

Caroline Popovici

Sailing multihulls will be hosted in their usual space alongside a new area dedicated to in-water demonstrations.

The segmentation is aimed at meeting expectations of sailing and powerboat customers, while promoting the synergy between the two markets.

In the exhibitors’ village on shore, there will be equipment manufacturers and service companies exhibiting electronics, designers and interior fittings.

And the Multihull Design and Innovation area will again take up a central position in the main hall.

The show’s new configuration will highlight the boats and products on display, with the plan to provide a clear, streamlined flow to provide a better experience for visitors.

The show is set to welcome six new brands exhibiting afloat with 60 multihulls already announced and around 20 waiting to be moored.

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