Sunreef Yachts has unveiled the first electric sailing Sunreef 100 Eco, at the Monaco Yacht Show. Recently delivered to her owner, a returning Sunreef client, the yacht represents a new milestone in sustainable luxury sailing, combining advanced electric propulsion, solar technology, generous living spaces, and exceptional comfort at sea.
Built around the celebrated architecture of the Sunreef 100, this groundbreaking catamaran introduces the latest generation of Sunreef’s sustainable technologies while preserving the freedom, space, and lifestyle that define the shipyard’s large sailing catamarans.
A New Chapter in Sustainable Sailing
At the heart of the Sunreef 100 Eco is Sunreef Yachts’ advanced electric propulsion system, supported by a 770 kWh battery bank and twin 360 kW electric engines.
More than 250 m² of Sunreef’s in-house-developed Solar Skin has been seamlessly integrated into the hull and superstructure, generating up to 49 kWp of clean energy. The system is designed to support the yacht’s hotel loads while reducing reliance on conventional energy sources during extended periods at sea.
Combined with the natural efficiency of sailing, the yacht’s electric propulsion and solar technology create a highly advanced energy ecosystem designed around lower environmental impact, greater energy efficiency, and enhanced autonomy.
Under sail, this pioneering catamaran benefits from a powerful carbon rig and generous sail plan. In favorable wind conditions of 15 to 20 knots, the yacht can achieve sailing speeds of approximately 8 to 10 knots.
Designed Around Life on Board
Beyond her technical capabilities, the Sunreef 100 Eco has been designed to offer an exceptional onboard experience.
The spacious main salon features deep sofas, a ten-person dining table, and a dedicated coffee bar, surrounded by extensive glazing that brings natural light into the interior. A retractable projector screen integrated into the headlining adds functionality while maintaining the yacht’s clean architectural lines.
Forward on the main deck, the owner’s suite benefits from generous proportions and private access to the foredeck terrace. Glass privacy panels separate the sleeping area from the bathroom and shower while allowing light to move naturally through the space.
Five additional guest cabins provide flexibility for family cruising and longer voyages. Four en suite cabins located within the hulls can be configured as doubles or twins, while an additional single cabin near the owner’s suite provides further accommodation options.
A Refined and Natural Interior
Sunreef Yachts’ design team worked closely with the owner to create an interior defined by natural materials, restrained finishes, and a warm atmosphere.
Oak cabinetry is paired with dark-stained oak flooring, light upholstery, and soft textiles throughout the yacht. Natural and indirect lighting further enhances the sense of space while emphasizing the craftsmanship and detailing found across the interior.
The result is an authentic yachting environment designed around comfort, functionality, and understated luxury.
Expansive Outdoor Living
Exterior spaces are central to the experience aboard the Sunreef 100 Eco.
From the sheltered cockpit dining area to the expansive flybridge, the yacht offers multiple spaces for relaxation, dining, and entertainment, all designed around open views and a strong connection to the water.
At the stern, the Sunreef 100 Eco introduces a vast modular beach club. A powerful hydraulic platform can carry the tender and water toys while also serving as a waterside leisure area when lowered.
Fold-down side terraces extend the space further, creating a large open platform just above the water. Integrated storage throughout the beach club provides easy access to water sports equipment, while a dedicated garage accommodates two sailing dinghies.
With the world premiere of the first electric sailing Sunreef 100 Eco, Sunreef Yachts continues to advance its vision of responsible luxury at sea, combining innovative technology, refined design, and the freedom of sailing in one of its most ambitious sailing catamarans to date.
