A different take

Adler’s intention is squarely to keep away from traditional yachts that can be heavy in the way they are built, how child unfriendly, ecologically harmful they are and how little they can be customized. So they set out to make a different kind of boat that more easily facilitates the simple pleasures of yachting.

Built by a team of automotive, aviation and marine specialists, the Adler Suprema is a 23-metre flybridge yacht that’s the first in its category to be made of carbon fiber. The two diesel CAT C18, 1,150 hp engines and 2 ATE high efficiency e-units push through the waves at 30 knots with emission and vibration-free propulsion. 

The hybrid power plant creates fuel consumption that’s the lowest of its class. Saving up to 50 percent more than a conventional system, resulting in a maximum range of 3,500 nm. Due to its variable controllability, the e-units allow gentle docking manoeuvres at any speed. 

The engines are fingerprint coded and can be started with a touch. They are controlled with an integrated touch screen control panel assisted by cameras all over and under the deck.  Six large LCD touchscreens from Boening are capable of controlling the whole boat including air-condition, heating, lights and curtains. All systems can also be controlled and supervised via iPad.

This also owners to control the atmosphere on the boat wherever they are.