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EON 35

The Carbon Grand Tourer
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Manifesto

The sea does not need another object. It needs a new force.

EON 35 is conceived as motion before it is measured as length: a low carbon-and-glass capsule, a long waterline, a truly vertical bow and an interior made with the intimacy of a grand tourer. Its purpose is not to imitate a superyacht. It is to concentrate the sensibility of one — and then to move it at sixty knots.

Mansory

Performance design, visible-carbon expertise and bespoke material craftsmanship.

Nouri Group

Engineering-led vision, integrated design and owner-centred experience.

Design

The silhouette of speed.

Low roof. Long glazing. One continuous gesture from vertical stem to broad transom.

Anatomy

Form, under tension.

The EON 35 is defined by compression: a superyacht’s presence pulled tightly around a high-performance hull. Touch a point on the profile to read the thinking behind it.

EON 35 profile

The 90-degree stem

A mathematically plumb visible stem. The fine underwater entry and spray-control geometry remain behind the architectural face, so the waterline runs almost the full 10.67 m length.

10.67 m
Length overall · 35’ 0”
3.45 m
Beam, closed
4.60 m
Beam, terraces deployed
22–23°
Transom deadrise
Walkaround

Ten views. One gesture.

Drag across the image to walk around the yacht, or let it turn.

Profile · at restThree-quarter · bowBow · the 90° stemBow · duskAerial · three-quarterStern quarter · duskStern · twin drivesProfile · at speedPlan · from abovePlan · terraces
Profile · at rest← drag →
Range

The distance between moments.

Designed for the long run between harbours, hidden coves and open-water horizons.

≥ 200 nm
Grand Touring at 28 kn
≥ 180 nm
Performance at 30 kn

At economy cruise · 10 % fuel reserve · validation targets

Performance

Velocity

Performance is not a number. It is the organising principle.

Editions

Two editions. One platform.

59knot objective

Grand Touring

Grand Touring calibration
Engines2 × Mercury Racing 600 SCi · 1,200 hp
DrivesBravo One XR · EON-standard ITS
Top-speed objective57–59 kn
Cruise bands26–30 kn economy · 34–38 kn fast
Lightship target5,150 kg
Power-to-weightapprox. 233 hp/t at target lightship
Range validation≥ 200 nm at 28 kn · ≤ 113 L/h

All vessel-performance figures are EON objectives pending final engineering and validation; they are not propulsion-manufacturer claims.

Throttle
At rest
0Economy 26–32Fast 34–42Objective 57–63
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Idle
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Fuel flow · indicative, not a claim
Range on 900 L · indicative, not a claim

Fuel-flow curve is an engineering estimate anchored to the validation limits (≤ 113 L/h at 28 kn GT, ≤ 135 L/h at 30 kn Performance); range assumes a 10 % reserve.

The Engine

Eight point two litres. Supercharged. Twice.

Two Mercury Racing 502-cubic-inch V8s, each with its own intercooled supercharger, dry-sump transmissions and test-selected propellers. Up to 1,400 horsepower behind the passenger cell.

approx. 233 hp/t
Power-to-weight · GT
approx. 257 hp/t
Power-to-weight · Performance
Position

Where it stands.

The 35-foot class is crowded with capable boats. Almost all of them are open, moulded in glass-reinforced plastic, and designed to a 40-knot ceiling. The EON 35 is conceived from a different premise on every line of the table.

CriterionThe conventionEON 35
StructureGRP hull, composite deck, applied carbon trimPre-preg carbon/epoxy monocoque with a structural forged-carbon safety ring
ArchitectureOpen cockpit with T-top or hardtopFull-length enclosed glass capsule with electrochromic solar control
Speed objective38–45 kn57–59 kn Grand Touring · 60–63 kn Performance, witnessed acceptance thresholds
Power-to-weightApprox. 120–180 hp per tonne lightshipApprox. 233 hp per tonne GT · 257 hp per tonne Performance, at target lightship
Ride controlTrim tabsHumphree interceptors with coordinated-turn control; twin-step ventilated deep-V
AccommodationDay boat; occasional cuddyOwner’s double, 2+2 berths, wet head, galley, 15 kWh hotel bank, watermaker, generator
OwnershipStandard options listCollector Edition commission: palette, hides, stitch, light and graphics composed with the owner

Category figures are indicative of production 35-foot performance day boats and are not attributed to any manufacturer. EON 35 figures are concept design targets subject to validation.

Technology

Intelligence, integrated.

The systems that make sixty knots civilised — and make the boat easy to live with at two.

EON 35 detail
Electrochromic capsule+

Laminated, chemically strengthened marine glazing with variable solar tint; the carbon ring, not the glass, carries rollover and green-water loads.

Active ride+

Humphree fast-response interceptors for automatic trim, list, pitch and coordinated turns; sizing and gains set in hull-specific trials. Full stroke in 0.65 seconds.

Docking assistance+

360-degree camera array with low-speed manoeuvring assistance; independent 24 V engine-start circuits and dual emergency isolation.

Glass bridge+

Three integrated anti-glare displays; radar, AIS, VHF/DSC, dual GNSS, autopilot, depth and thermal night camera. Safety functions retain physical controls.

Energy+

48 V, approx. 15 kWh LFP hotel bank with inverter/charger; 230 V shore with isolation transformer; flush solar skin in the roof blade.

Light+

2700–3000 K linear light traces structure; fibre-optic starlight roof; red helm night mode.

Climate and quiet+

HVAC, demisting and forced ventilation for the capsule; soft panels, resilient mounts and targeted acoustic treatment in the passenger cell.

Interior

Private Velocity

A grand tourer at sea. A private horizon in motion.

Commission Studio

Compose your interior.

Bespoke is not an option list; it is the starting point. Choose a direction to begin from, then colour, leather, textile, carbon finish, metal tone, stitch, light temperature and graphics are composed as one commission.

The quiet commissionThe signature commissionThe dark commission
The quiet commission — alternate viewThe signature commission — alternate viewThe dark commission — alternate view
Warm IvoryPrimary hide
Pearl TaupeSuede
Dark TimberSole and joinery
ChampagneMetal and stitch
Satin CarbonShells

Warm-ivory semi-aniline marine leather over multi-density foam. Satin forged-carbon shells and dark-titanium hardware. Nothing is applied after the fact.

Process

From first line to last stitch.

Eight stages, one point of contact. The owner is present at every decision that shapes the object, and absent from every one that does not need them.

  1. 01First conversation

    How and where the yacht will be used; edition, palette direction and reference points.

  2. 02Specification

    Hides, threads, carbon finish, metal tone, lighting and graphics approved from physical samples.

  3. 03Engineering freeze

    Controlled 3D model, weight register and general arrangement supersede the concept.

  4. 04Build

    Pre-preg lay-up with recorded cure history; ultrasonic inspection of every primary bond.

  5. 05Fit-out

    Bonded carbon/PET-honeycomb furniture, coachwork and systems installed and load-tested.

  6. 06Sea trial

    Progressive trials to the 57- or 60-knot gate; four reciprocal runs on calibrated GNSS.

  7. 07Handover

    Delivery with an EON captain; familiarisation at the owner's berth.

  8. 08Ownership

    Scheduled service, remote support and the option to re-commission the interior.

Systems

Independent of the shore.

Mercury Racing

Mercury Racing 600 / 700 SCi

Displacement8.2 L · 502 cu in V8
InductionSupercharger with charge-air cooling and electronic boost control
Output600 hp / 700 hp per engine
GT drivesBravo One XR · EON-standard ITS
Performance drivesNXT1 dry-sump · M6 surface-piercing
Fuel900 L gasoline, shared with generator
Specification

Specification

Concept data · subject to final engineering

Dimensions
Length overall10.67 m
Waterline lengthapprox. 9.55 m
Beam, closed3.45 m
Beam, terraces deployedapprox. 4.60 m
Draft, drives raisedapprox. 0.55 m
Operating draftapprox. 0.85 m, Performance (M6 down) · GT subject to drive integration
Transom deadrise22–23°
Bottom formTwin-step ventilated deep-V
Capacity and tankage
Day conceptup to 8 · 10 max, subject to ISO 12217
Overnight2 permanent + 2 occasional berths
Fuel900 L
Fresh water120 L
Target lightshipGT 5,150 kg · Perf. 5,450 kg
Maximum loadedGT 6,750 kg · Perf. 7,050 kg
Target categoryEU RCD design category B
Systems
Electrical48 V · approx. 15 kWh LFP
Engine startIndependent 24 V circuits
Shore power230 V, isolation transformer
GeneratorWesterbeke 3.5 MCGB
WatermakerSchenker QUBE 65
Dynamic controlHumphree interceptors
ConstructionPre-preg carbon/epoxy monocoque
Fuel grade95 RON / 89 AKI gasoline
Ownership

Owned, not merely delivered.

The Collector Edition is limited by intent, not by marketing. Each hull carries its number on the transom badge and in the register that follows it for life.

DeliveryEON captain for handover and the first passages
RegisterLay-up, cure, bond-inspection and trial records held for the hull
ServiceScheduled through the propulsion manufacturer’s network
SupportRemote systems monitoring; a single owner’s contact
EvolutionPalette, hides and lighting can be re-commissioned
Envoi

Home, by water.

The EON 35 is offered as a Collector Edition commission. Each yacht is specified with its owner from the first line to the last stitch. Enquiries by appointment.

Private viewing

Begin the conversation.

Tell us how and where the yacht will be used. An EON representative will reply personally to arrange a private presentation of the Collector Edition.

EON Collector Edition Office · By appointment · enquiries@eon35.com · +377 00 000 000 · Port Hercule, Monaco