Pearl Yachts reveals 25m motor yacht Pearl 82 at boot Düsseldorf

Pearl Yachts has revealed the new 25.3-metre flybridge, Pearl 82, at boot Düsseldorf 2023. The motor yacht is already under construction with an anticipated 2024 delivery date.

Pearl Yachts Managing Director, Iain Smallridge, stated, “We are extremely proud to be announcing our third new project in recent years, and it is a particularly optimistic occasion because the first two models, the Pearl 62 and Pearl 72, have been so well received.”

Pearl 82 is destined to be brought to life by the exclusive British design duo of Bill Dixon of Dixon Yacht Design for the exterior design and naval architecture, and interior design by Kelly Hoppen CBE.

In true boutique-builder fashion, Pearl Yachts have designed the 25.3-metre raised pilothouse yacht as a feature-rich motor yacht. The project is destined to marry performance with an eye-catching and stylish design both inside and outside the yacht.

Her designers have created a motor yacht with features new and unique to her size class. Pearl 82 will be the only yacht in her class to offer an RPH design, a choice between two aft deck configurations and a semi-walkaround deck with a private forepeak terrace for the master suite.

The new project will feature a main deck master suite, with a total of five en-suite staterooms plus crew accommodations. Pearl 82 is to be completed with a large and hidden garage, capable of storing various tenders and toys.

Iain Smallridge continued “The Pearl 82 applies our core principles of designing yachts that offer our customers more whilst maintaining style and sophistication. She is the most compact yacht on the market, offering numerous features previously not available in its sector of the market.”

The Pearl 82 model can be outfitted with one of two aft deck arrangements: Riviera or Veranda. Each aft-deck design meets different owner needs. The Riviera layout places aft-facing sun pads behind the table and sofa setup, while the Veranda layout offers versatility with the possibility to pivot the seating between picnic and private patio orientations, allowing continuous ocean views. Whichever layout the owner chooses, both allow fold-down bulwarks which expand and open the cockpit.