2023 Seven Seas Yachts Venus Speedster Base
- Year 2023
- Make Seven Seas Yachts
- Model Venus Speedster
- Engine ROTAX
2023 Seven Seas Yachts Venus Speedster Base
2023 Seven Seas Yachts Venus Speedster
Venus was born right out of the sea foam. The Goddess of beauty who was also worshipped as the Goddess of the Sea and Seafaring.
A neat classic-styled runabout with traits reminiscent from the 1959 Porsche 356* and the gentleman-style runabout boats of the 30s’. Venus, successfully combines luxury, efficiency, style and comfort. The natural curved lines and the absence of any straight lines, offers a dynamic motion and a unique character to the design..
Features may include:
ExteriorAs every Venus Speedster is special and unique, you have the opportunity to choose any color for the hull of your boat.
Feel free to choose either a color that you already saw on a Venus Speedster, or choose a color to mach it with your yacht or even your car.
InteriorEach piece of the interior, from the seats and steering wheel to the speakers and the switches, is especially designed and hand crafted with attention to detail.
Due to the convertible top, in a few seconds, you can enjoy your boat, despite the bad weather conditions. Furthermore, Venus Speedster can accommodate up to 5 people.
You have the opportunity to choose between a vast selection of leather colors, while carpet's and bimini's top colors are also customizable.
PerformanceThe innovative patented Amfihull® performance characteristics are truly staggering. First of all, Venus has a very low drag resistance which allows the use of smaller engines than similar sized boats while still being faster than its competitors. It features a really steep entry, cutting the waves with an entry angle of 72 degrees that in combination with the rest of the hull, ensures a very soft ride with no pounding as the boat cuts through the waves. Furthermore, the boats maintain at all cruising speeds very low trim angles between 2 and 2,8 degrees. Unlike other motor boats, there is no specific speed at which they transition to plane. Instead as the speed increases, it gradually comes out of the water maintaining a nearly horizontal attitude at all times.