A Leopard 53PC is scheduled to debut at the Miami boat shows in February. She is designed for private use, as well as for chartering with The Moorings. 

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In February, Leopard Catamarans is expected to introduce the Leopard 53 PC, its fourth generation of power catamarans.

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As well as being used in The Moorings' fleet of charter boats, this model will replace the Leopard 51 PC in the builder's lineup.

Leopard 53 Powercat isn't just a replacement of the previous model, but an evolutionary change in the Leopard powercat range, according to Franck Bauguil, vice president of yacht sales and product development. 

“This completely new boat is designed to please the existing Leopard owners and Leopard fans, but also to appeal to the more traditional motoryacht market with a modern, reimagined interior that offers the comforts of home along with plenty of outdoor entertaining space. As a result of this, she is easy to maintain and operate, and up to 50% more fuel efficient than her monohull motoryacht counterparts.

The flybridge has space for al fresco dining and for catching rays. 

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The salon takes full advantage of the yacht’s 25-foot-2-inch beam. Note the nearly 360 degrees of glass. 

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According to the builder, the maximum range is 2,000 miles; top speed is 25 knots, and cruising speed is 17.5 knots.

Owners can choose a three- or four-stateroom layout with crew cabins, and they can add an interior navigation station. The flybridge has a fixed solid hardtop and panoramic views.

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