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VANQUISH 52
The bar is raised again for VQ Style
A super chic day boat for entertaining or a weekend with the family.
A vibrant design which offers a truly powerful presence, the VQ52 includes countless options for you to make the most of life on board, according to your requirements. Like all Vanquish Yachts, you can be assured of unrivalled acceleration and manoeuvrability plus enjoy a highly adaptable design and configuration with open, hardtop, T-top or HOT (half-open-top) variations. Ideal for the warm summer in Australia, the shade and protection of the T-top and Hard Top models make this the perfect boat to turn heads.
The sporty T-Top version offers a wealth of al fresco facilities for which allow up to 18 people to sail in comfort and be wined and dined from the galley. Below deck, there are many configuration options from a single cabin in the T-Top, or two cabins and side window in the other models. With lots of storage and a luxurious look and feel, this exquisite yacht will be the envy of all your friends.
SPECIFICATIONS
OVERALL LENGTH
BEAM
MAX SPEED RANGE
Draft to props | 1 m |
Displacement (Loaded) | 14.5 tonnes |
Passengers | 18 |
Berths | 2 + 2 |
Classifications | B - Offshore |
Engines | Cummins 600hp pod drive x 2 (standard) |
Design | Guido de Groot |
Builder | Vanquish Yachts |
VIDEOS
GALLERY
KEY FEATURES
VANQUISH DESIGNER
Tom Steentjes is the man behind the design of Vanquish Yachts. A master welder by the trader, the Dutchman has a love for smart technology and making things happen. He sets out to create fully customised, fast drivers boats with awesome agility and supreme comfort. He believes no two boats should be the same, and that nothing is impossible.
FULLY CUSTOMISED
Based on the philosophy that 'no two boats should be the same', the Vanquish range are all fully customisable and are individually built to the customers' distinct requirements. Whether it be the choice for the most powerful, high-performance engines or the easy access swimming platform and inboard propulsion everything down to the final finishing on the interior can be customised. With Vanquish, you can build a boat that will be truly you.
REVIEWS BY THE XPERTS
Vanquish Yachts VQ58 Aluminum Luxury Motor Yacht Review
YachtWorld – February 2021
Marilyn DeMartini takes us on a sea trial and full walkthrough video review of the Vanquish VQ58 motoryacht – a pure power machine! Designed in partnership with Guido de Groot and built for individuals who are bored with convention, this distinctive 60-foot aluminum hull motoryacht offers countless options in terms of layout, superstructure and propulsion.
Vanquish Yachts – Not for Everyone
Jetset Magazine – April 2020
Despite all the variations to the on-board features of each, the brand does have an instantly identifiable look & feel, one that’s easy to note but less easy to describe. Read this article and view the videos to find out more about the VQ45 and VQ50
Vanquish Yachts
EQ. Magazine – March 2020
With ultimate comfort, ideally suited for longer trips with larger groups, the brand new Vanquish VQ 58 has all the ingredients of a true driver’s boat. Comfort is nothing without space—the foredeck, aft deck and various shaded areas provide luxury seating for 23 passengers on comfortable, newly designed sofas and sunbeds.
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