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Technohull will present four models at the Miami International Boat Show 2025, with the Alpha 40 making its US debut alongside a line-up designed for high performance and comfort.
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Technohull will showcase four of its models at the 2025 Miami International Boat Show, 12 to 16 February. The line-up includes the US debut of the Alpha 40, alongside the Alpha 50, 38 Grand Sport and GTX.
The Alpha 40, a 12.1-metre model featuring twin Mercury 500R outboards, has gained recognition in the 40-foot dayboat segment since its launch in October 2024. It incorporates a three-stepped deep-V Dynastream hull, which Technohull says allows for high-speed cruising as well as low-speed efficiency. The deck layout provides multiple guest areas, and below deck, the cabin includes a double berth and a separate head with shower, offering 1.85 metres of headroom.
“The Alpha 40 embodies our new design philosophy and has been an instant hit with boaters of all kinds since its official launch late last year,” says Gerasimos Petratos, CEO of Technohull.
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Petratos continues: “The sophisticated layout allows for incredibly generous deck space, ensuring an ultra-comfortable stay on board, further enhanced by Technohull’s meticulous attention to luxury fit and finish.
“We can’t wait to see the reaction of US boaters when they experience the Alpha 40 in person at MIBS.”
Technohull will also exhibit the Alpha 50, the flagship of the range. First introduced in October 2023 and debuting in the US in March 2024, the model features a carbon hardtop and an optimised hull for stability and performance. The deck includes multiple lounging areas, with an island sunbed, a social aft section and an extended bow sunbed.
Below deck, the cabin is configured for two, with a separate head and shower, and an additional guest space under the bow sunbed is available as an option. The model on display at MIBS 2025 will be fitted with a triple Mercury 600 installation.
The 38 Grand Sport will also be presented at the show, featuring a twin Mercury 500R configuration and an aerodynamically efficient carbon hardtop. Designed with a super deep-V hull for speed and control, it is available in a Super-Fast Edition capable of reaching 103 knots, with the standard version achieving speeds of up to 90 mph. The helm station includes shock-absorbing bucket seats and multi-display touchscreens, while deck arrangements and amenities allow for both high-speed and leisure use.
Completing the line-up is the 10.7-metre Technohull GTX, powered by twin Mercury 300s. The model is designed for dayboating, featuring a twin-stepped super-deep-V Dynastream hull and multiple guest zones. The finish includes teak decking, high-quality materials and optional features such as upgraded upholstery, courtesy lighting and premium entertainment systems.
The company will also participate in the Palm Beach International Boat Show from 19 to 23 March 2025, with models to be confirmed closer to the event.
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