The first 33.7-metre BRABUS AB 110 has been sold as AB Yachts and BRABUS launch a dedicated range extending from the AB 95 to the future AB 150.
AB Yachts and BRABUS have launched a dedicated family of high-performance yachts, with the first 33.7-metre BRABUS AB 110 already sold. The programme goes beyond a styling package, with the AB 95 and AB 110 now set to be offered exclusively as BRABUS models.
The collaboration combines AB Yachts’ composite hulls and waterjet engineering with BRABUS design, materials and bespoke interiors. New moulds and production changes were developed so the visual identity is integrated into the yachts rather than applied as a final-stage cosmetic treatment.
The BRABUS AB 110 uses three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines producing a combined 7,800hp. Two steerable MJP waterjets and a central booster deliver a quoted top speed of 48 knots and a cruising speed of 41 knots at 90% engine load.
The yacht accommodates 10 guests in four cabins with two additional cabins for four crew members. Carbon-fibre exterior details, red accents and BRABUS Masterpiece interiors bring the German brand’s established design language into a full superyacht platform.
The smaller BRABUS AB 95 also targets 48 knots using triple MAN V12X engines, while the future AB 150 moves the partnership into a yacht above 46 metres. The larger model is already under construction in Viareggio and is planned for a Monaco Yacht Show debut in 2027.
For both companies, the commercial test is whether buyers view the programme as a distinct yacht brand rather than a collaboration edition. The sale of the first AB 110 provides an early signal that the combination of very high performance and recognisable BRABUS identity can attract owners at superyacht scale.
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