Showing posts with label rff 135. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rff 135. Show all posts

April 2, 2012

PORSCHE DESIGN RFF 135 VIDEO

June 9, 2011

ROYAL FALCON FLEET 135 LIVE AMAZING PICTURES

I invite you to get connected to the Royal Falcon Fleet website and watch the amazing pictures of the first RFF 135 with a Porsche Design beeing built in the RFF 135 live page. Amazing....

January 14, 2010

ROYAL FALCON FLEET - NEW DESIGNS BY PORSCHE DESIGN STUDIO

More than a year ago, I wrote a post about the launching of a new range of luxury motor catamaran designed by Porsche under the management of Royal Falcon Yachts. I went back on their site and saw that new drawing and 3ds are online. So here they are.

RFF 210


I could not find any information about one being built right now in the website but found the link to this Telegraph Article saying one was being built and due to be launched at the end of this year at a price of £35 m.

Not so easy to sell and to buy, so Royal Falcon Yacht has set up a fractionnal ownership program where you can become the owner for 4 weeks in a year. They plan to build up to 98 yachts, to cater their owners all around the world... which will take them about a 100 years to build !!!!

If any one knows the shipyard, let me know.

September 22, 2008

PORSCHE 135 MOTOR CATAMARAN - RFF

The famous Porsche Design office is designing a 135 ft power catamaran to be sold under the Royal Falcon Fleet Brand.



From Luxist - Jared Paul Stern



"Porsche Design is teaming up with Singapore-based yacht concern Royal Falcon Fleet on a new line of luxury catamarans and megayachts. The companies' initial collaborative project will be a high-tech 135-ft. motor catamaran, dubbed the RFF135 (above), to be sold under the Royal Falcon Fleet brand. Porsche Design will design both the exterior hull and the interior of the megayacht, which is expected to do 35 knots and retail in the millions. Royal Falcon Fleet, which dubs its craft "the ultimate in billionaire boys' toys," has engaged cutting edge Swedish-based marine engineering firm Kockums and Australian catamaran builder Incat Crowther for the project's naval architecture needs. No word yet on a completion date."


Tank tests image from Luxury Insider