Marcelo Penna Yacht Design from Spain unveiled the MP670S - a 20m sailing yacht that can ordered as cruiser-racer and as a racing yacht.

A first unit of the MP670S is currently under construction at the Spanish shipyard Longitud Cero Composites – known for successful racing yachts of the TP52-series. The design office has fast family cruising and racing in mind during the development of the vessel.

The cruising version comes with a pinhead mainsail and a shallow keel with a draft of 2.85 meters. The racing version has a deep keel with a draft of 3.90m and carries a square-top mainsail on the carbon-fiber mast.

The MP670S is RINA-certified (structure and systems) – moreover, a CE-Certification for category A. Speaking of structures, the yacht is made of carbon-, glass-, and kevlar-fiber to get a strong but lightweight sailing yacht (24,500 kg light displacment).

There are no interior renderings, but the design studio describes it as follows:

“The MP670S offers many interior layouts and all of them are characterised by its modernity and cleanliness, although here only one is presented. The interior design has been carefully chosen: joinery is made from dark mahogany or white oak, marble tops in bathrooms and granite top in the galley, all them with honeycomb core.”

The MP670S is also available with a hybrid propulsion. The engine room is traditionally behind the companionway while the technical area is between a multipurpose space and the garage for a 2.70m tender.

Sail Area

Square-Head Mainsail + Jib

253

SQUARE METERS


Pinhead Mainsail + Jib

227

SQUARE METERS


The multipurpose space around the engine room can be used as a chill-out area or can be equipped with further bunk beds. I saw cabins that can be transformed into additional guest cabins but not on this size of sailing yachts – very unique.

The price of the yacht is below 2 Mio. EUR.

Main Specifications ofMP670S

Length Overall

20.00

METERS


Beam

5.00

METERS


Draft (shallow keel)

2.85

METER


Draft (deep keel)

3.90

METER


Profile, Deck Layout and General Arrangement