Center console catamaran M9

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01 unlimited autonomy The M.9 is like a boat whose fuel tank fills itself throughout the day. The roof and the solar wings recharge the battery, whether you are sailing or stopped. 02 Environmentally friendly navigation The M9's virtual anchor solves a major environmental problem 03 An innovative boat Millikan Boats has not compromised on innovation. In addition to the solar wings, the latest generation of panels, the latest generation of engines, the M.9 also has an interface previously reserved for the automobile A 100% French boat The naval architecture firm that drew up the plans for the M.9 is Vincent Lebailly Yacht Design, a firm that has made a name for itself for the design of the Iguana, but also for autonomous and motorized floating houses. Based in Normandy, this firm is very innovative, and immediately became passionate about the M.9 project. The shipyard is none other than the Chantier naval de la Passagère, a historic shipyard based in St Malo, and directed by Julien Reemers. Very innovative in its approach to construction, this shipyard knows how to build very marine boats. As for the motorization, it is entrusted to one of the best manufacturers of electric motors in Europe. Totally maintenance-free, these motors offer a very high torque, and a very low power consumption, all without noise or vibration.