Expected to be officially handed over in January 2027, the first VMG 53 yacht model promises to become a new design trend on the ocean.
The Velocity Made Good (VMG) brand has just created a very strong impression with the launch of a new trimaran (three-hull yacht)., Officially joining the high-performance sailing segment.
Model VMG 53 is is the opening shot for the three-hull boat line which the shipyard planned to produce, Aims for the perfect combination of speed performance, comfort and long-term cruising ability. Developed in collaboration with a team of industry-leading international experts, this 53-foot masterpiece offers the spaciousness and practicality of a modern multihull yacht, coupled with speed and scintillating agility.
Outstanding design language and virtual color palette
VMG 53 possesses an elegant, sharp design with smooth, elongated lines running from bow to stern. The first ship’s hull makes a strong impression with its eye-catching color scheme: the deep green color on the shell can gradually change to an extremely attractive metallic copper color depending on the change of light. That sophisticated color palette continues to be fully reflected in the interior space, where eucalyptus wood and cedar bark (cork) create an artistic interaction with bronze metal details.
Double motor configuration and intelligent control station
VMG 53 Say no to the traditional central motor system to switch to using a double motor system, including two 57 horsepower engines balanced on both sides of the main body. VMG said this configuration brings a smooth ride, impressive speed and outstanding fuel economy.
Optional hybrid powertrain is also available: when the sail operates in conjunction with one motor, the other motor is lifted completely out of the water to eliminate drag.
In the central position is the sail control area (sail pit), the entire sail system can be operated easily. This means the yacht can be operated smoothly by one person or a small crew. Immediately adjacent is the navigation station and central rudder, allowing the owner or captain to move between operating spaces in just a few seconds. In addition, the ship also has an auxiliary rudder at the back of the deck, giving sailors the ultimate excitement when catching the wind on the windward side of the ship’s hull. Also right on the deck is an extremely spacious master suite for the owner.
In the stern area, the central main body incorporates a completely closed tender garage. Inside is a carbon fiber auxiliary boat, replicating the style of the mother yacht with custom cedar impact cushioning. The auxiliary boat can be easily launched through the stern door that folds open like a pickup truck bed. Additional outdoor sports equipment and water toys can be stored neatly in dedicated storage, keeping the minimalist aerodynamic lines of the exterior intact.
The first VMG 53 is currently in the process of being built and is expected to be officially handed over to the owner in January 2027.
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