The updated yacht comes as the first coupé version of the Sirena 58.
Sirena Yachts’ Sirena 58 Coupé made its first appearance earlier this month at the Miami Yacht Show.
The Coupé version of the Turkish company’s 58 yacht boasts a lower air draft for fitting under bridges, a streamlined interior on the main deck and a plumb-bow design and fast-displacement hull for an impressive 850-mile range at 10 knots, while still capable of a top speed of 26 knots.
"Our design work is backed by our solid racing and cruising tradition at sea and a clear understanding of the enjoyment and peace of mind that life on board yields, which can be taken to a higher degree by the beauty and functionality of the design." said Sierra Yachts designer, Germán Frers in a statement.In terms of aesthetics, Frers’ created three different interior layouts, including one with two master suites with the foreward master featuring a foredeck lounge with sunpads and seating, one with a double and a twin double placed side-by-side, and one with a double cabin and a twin cabin on different ends of the deck. Every option included en-suite bathrooms and windows, as well as an optional crew cabin on the lower deck.
The Coupé will also include a larger main deck than its predecessor, as well as a shaded aft deck, with an elegant seating and dining area.
“This yacht is for anyone looking for a sleeker exterior profile or for couples who prefer not to have a flybridge but do admire the build strength and design details in Sirena's existing 58,” Sirena's Director of North American Sales, Constantinos Constantinou tells Powerboat World in a statement, “This coupe version of the 58 offers the best of both worlds: inside-out living and incredible flexibility, both in the accommodations spaces as well as the yacht's overall performance.”