Following their world premieres at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September, the Prestige M6 and the Prestige F6.7 will appear at FLIBS from the 28th of October to the 1st of November. Measuring 15m and 20m respectively, both yachts feature GRP hulls and superstructures. The M6 accommodates six guests across three cabins, while the F6.7 offers three or four cabins for up to eight guests.
Two new Prestige models arrive in America
The two yachts represent different approaches to cruising within the Prestige portfolio. The M6 introduces a three-cabin multihull layout designed around connected living spaces, while the F6.7 becomes the flagship of the latest-generation F-Line, developing the styling and onboard arrangements established by the F4.9 and F5.7. Their appearance at Fort Lauderdale will give American buyers an opportunity to explore the builder's latest developments across its M-Line and F-Line ranges.
Prestige M6 focuses on multihull living
The M6 uses its twin-hull configuration to create spacious indoor and outdoor entertaining areas, with a layout designed to encourage movement between the saloon and exterior decks. The catamaran's interior features warm tones, woodwork and rattan detailing, creating a relaxed atmosphere for family cruising. Below deck, accommodation is arranged across three ensuite cabins, including a full-beam owner's suite with a sofa, desk and additional storage. The remaining two cabins feature convertible berths, while separate accommodation is available for one crew member.
Prestige F6.7 introduces a new F-Line flagship
The F6.7 develops Prestige's latest flybridge yacht design with extensive glazing, an open-plan saloon and multiple outdoor entertaining areas. At the centre of the main deck, a galley with a central island connects the dining area, saloon and cockpit, while sliding doors help maximise natural light. Below deck, the forward owner's suite features rattan and leather detailing, with accommodation arranged across three or four cabins for six guests, optionally eight. A separate crew cabin provides accommodation for two.
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Different propulsion packages for two cruising styles
The M6 is powered by twin 380hp Volvo Penta D6-380/DPI engines and carries 1,200 litres of fuel. The F6.7 is equipped with twin 1,000hp Volvo Penta D13-IPS1350 engines as standard, delivering a maximum speed of 32 knots, while an alternative twin 900hp IPS1200 configuration reaches 30 knots. The F6.7 also offers a maximum range of 424nm at 11.7 knots. Naval architecture on the M6 is credited to Philippe Briand, Garroni Design and Prestige Engineering, while the F6.7 was developed by Prestige Engineering and J&J Design, with exterior and interior styling by Garroni Design and JP Concepts.
Other Prestige yachts attending FLIBS 2026
Prestige's current portfolio includes four M-Line power catamarans and four latest-generation F-Line flybridge models. The M6 joins the M48, M7 and M8 Evo, while the F6.7 sits above the F4.3, F4.9 and F5.7. Together, the two ranges provide buyers with different approaches to onboard accommodation, outdoor living and cruising.
The M6 and F6.7 offer buyers two different yacht configurations within the same builder's portfolio. YachtBuyer MarketWatch tracks models from their first announcement and show debuts through to brokerage availability, allowing buyers to compare specifications, follow model histories and monitor yachts entering the market.
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