Porsche Design Group and Royal Falcon Fleet have moved forward towards building the RFF135, a 135-foot catamaran megayacht. The megayacht has been styled by Porsche, giving it a unique and interesting look, and it is the looks for which they call this yacht “spacecraft on the water.” Luxury is unmistakable for a yacht of this heritage, it has 472 square meters of area, another 208 square meters of exterior deck space, and enough room to keep 10 guests and 10 crew members.
posrche rff 135
It has a top speed of 35 knots, getting its power from two 4600 hp V16 engines, and can cover 2,000 nautical miles while moving at 30 knots on a full tank.
posrche rff 135
posrche rff 135
posrche rff 135
posrche rff 135
posrche rff 135
Via: Porsche Design
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