Erdevicki Inc. and ICON Yachts attended this year’s Monaco Yacht Show with a scale model of the High Speed Yacht ER175 concept on display. There was a detailed representation of the ER175 superyacht design in an amazing metallic silver livery with a true scale modelling of the underwater profile, propulsion as well as stabilisers.
A scale model of the ER175 superyacht concept by Erdevicki and ICON Yachts nominated for the Yacht & Aviation
The model of the 54-metre ER175 yacht was initially commissioned to evaluate the design form, especially the bulletshaped bow and inverted upper section of the stem. The design came above expectations and the conclusion is that there will not be any major changes to the hull or superstructure design.
The ER175 superyacht concept is a futuristic looking vessel with sleek lines and pleasing profile, a comfortable interior and an ample deck space for leisure and entertaining. The yacht, with a streamlined and elegant hull, features three full decks plus a fly bridge all elegantly incorporated within the aerodynamic superstructure and ergonomically designed layout.
Luxury yacht ER175 concept
The three-deck luxury yacht ER175 design provides a spacious interior and generous deck space, whilst the luxurious accommodation sports a full beam, extra large owners stateroom with his and hers head on the main deck separated from all other accommodation, a generous galley leading into the full size dining area and spacious saloon with bar opening onto a veranda large enough to accommodate all guests.
Four or five full size guest suites are located on the lower deck with direct access to the main deck and separated from the crew quarters. The exceptional 175ft ER175 yacht is under 500 GRT and designed to be built as a semi-displacement hull and superstructure in aluminium alloy with 31 plus knots speed and the Transatlantic range at cruising speed.
54m superyacht ER175 concept - rear view
Technical Specifications of the ER175 yacht concept:
Length Overall 175’ 2” 53,39 m
Length on Waterline 169’ 9” 51,74 m
Beam 30’ 3” 9,22 m
Draught 8’ 9” 2,67 m
