New 11m Tiara Yachts 35 LX Motor Yacht Revealed Ahead of January 2027 Arrival

Open deck layout designed for dayboating

The new boat centres its exterior design around an open deck arrangement, with a centreline walkthrough connecting the aft cockpit to the forward lounge. This allows guests to move between the two principal social areas, while a hardtop provides shelter over the helm and central cockpit. A hull-side boarding door offers an additional access point when alongside a dock, while the aft cockpit features forward-facing lounge seating for relaxing underway or entertaining at anchor. Moving forward, the bow incorporates wraparound seating and a table that converts into a sunpad, allowing the space to function as either a social area or an additional relaxation zone.

The motor yacht introduces a contemporary design approach centred on practical finishes, comfortable seating and integrated storage. The helm is positioned beneath the hardtop, with Garmin navigation displays and digital controls arranged around the driving position, while an optional enclosure provides additional protection in changing weather conditions. The cockpit also incorporates a galley area, with storage integrated into the surrounding furniture to support longer days aboard. The arrangement reflects Tiara's focus on creating a luxury crossover boat capable of accommodating different activities without compromising access between the main social areas.

Although primarily designed for day cruising, the 35 LX incorporates a private cabin below deck, providing a separate retreat from the main entertaining areas. The space includes a settee and dedicated storage, offering somewhere to change, keep personal belongings or take a break from the sun. A separate private head adds convenience for extended outings, while the compact arrangement allows more of the boat's overall length to be dedicated to outdoor seating and social spaces.

The yacht is powered by twin Mercury Verado 425hp V10 outboard engines, producing a combined 850hp, with Garmin navigation electronics and EmpirBus digital switching integrated at the helm. The model has a fuel capacity of approximately 1,552 litres, a draft of 1.02m and a 21-degree transom deadrise, while its dry weight is listed at approximately 7,348kg. Tiara has not yet published an official maximum speed or cruising range for the new model.

Tiara Yachts' LX series now comprises two similarly sized models, including the established 10.59m Tiara Yachts 34LX, which entered production in 2018. The 34LX represents an earlier generation of the builder's dayboats, while the new 35 LX introduces a more contemporary design approach. Buyers seeking a larger yacht with greater overnight accommodation can also explore the 17m Tiara EX54 from the builder's EX Series, which offers three cabins for six guests, configurable aft cockpit layouts and fold-down terraces for waterside entertaining.