Ultimate Catamarans Expands Q-Line From 32m Q110 to 62m Q200

Ultimate Catamarans has expanded its Q-Line into a four-model aluminium superyacht catamaran range spanning 32 to 62 metres. The line now comprises the Q110, Q140, Q170 and Q200, all developed around fully custom layouts and the builder’s advanced hybrid propulsion philosophy.

The range is being presented during Monaco Yacht Show 2026 as a family of large catamarans intended to deliver the guest volume and privacy associated with substantially longer monohull yachts. Ultimate Catamarans says each model is built around the owner rather than forcing the owner into a fixed production layout.

Q110 opens the range at 32 metres

The Q110 measures 32 metres overall with a 13.5-metre beam and three decks. Ultimate Catamarans quotes accommodation for up to 12 guests in as many as six cabins, a 3,000-nautical-mile range at 12 knots and a 16-knot top speed in hybrid configuration.

The builder positions the model as the entry point to the Q-Line while still offering an optional private owner’s deck aft of the bridge. Its twin-hull architecture is intended to create more usable guest space than a conventional monohull of similar length while reducing propulsion demand in comparable operating profiles.

Q140 and Q170 move into larger superyacht territory

The 42-metre Q140 has a 15.5-metre beam and four decks, with a representative custom layout providing 427 square metres of luxury interior and 472 square metres of guest exterior space. Ultimate Catamarans quotes a 4,000-nautical-mile range at 12 knots and a 16-knot hybrid top speed.

The 52-metre Q170 retains the same quoted beam but increases the scale to 530 square metres of luxury interior and 559 square metres of guest exterior space in the representative configuration. It also carries the same quoted 4,000-nautical-mile range and 16-knot hybrid top speed.

Q200 becomes the five-deck flagship

At the top of the range, the Q200 measures 62 metres overall with a 20-metre beam and five decks. Ultimate Catamarans quotes 1,340 square metres of luxury interior, 845 square metres of guest exterior space and accommodation for up to 12 guests in as many as six cabins.

The flagship is also given a 4,500-nautical-mile range at 12 knots and a 16-knot hybrid top speed. The builder describes the Q200 as reaching into the guest-space territory of many 85- to 90-metre monohulls while retaining the stability and efficiency advantages of a purpose-designed catamaran.

Custom layouts remain central to the Q-Line

Ultimate Catamarans stresses that the published layouts and interior visuals are representative concepts rather than fixed production arrangements. Owners can alter the general arrangement, interior design and finish package, with optional private owner’s decks available across the range.

The four-model expansion makes the Q-Line substantially broader than the previously highlighted 42-metre Q140 alone. It also gives the builder a continuous aluminium catamaran offering from the lower end of the superyacht market through to a 62-metre flagship.