Florida-based tender yard Ocean 1 has announced an addition to its line of tenders - the Rebel 330 RHIB.
In addition, Ocean 1 has recently announced a contract to design a custom 10-metre (33-foot) yacht tender for a new 95-metre (312-foot) Lürssen superyacht.
Captain Dean Maggio, founder of Ocean 1, stated, “Being able to announce both a new model and a custom yacht tender for one of the world’s most discriminating superyacht owners is truly an honour.”
The custom tender line is a collaborative design incorporating Ocean 1’s hull feature, and, according the company, the tender is being engineered for exceptional performance and steadfast safekeeping.
Featuring a similar design to Ocean 1 Rogue 370, Rebel 330 will include a custom retractable hard top for the yacht’s garage and will seat 12 to 14 guests.
At 10 metres, it has a fuel capacity of 275 gallons and will reach a top speed of 50-plus knots.
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