New 858 Fantom Air by Frauscher

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Frauscher 858 Fantom AirFrauscher has recently presented its latest model, the new 858 Fantom Air, at the last edition of the Cannes Yachting Festival. The 858 Fantom Air is the product of the collaboration between the Austrian yard and yacht designer Harry Miesbauer.

The 8.58-metre motor yacht features an open bow, which is typical in all yachts by Frauscher, and it provides plenty of possibilities for customisation. The cruiser has a teak bathing deck in the stern, options for a refrigerated drawer, as well as entertainment options such as Bluetooth and USB-compatible hookups.

A teak gangway connects the aft area of the yacht with the main cockpit and its exposed helm. In addition to the stowage space in the bow, generous space is provided for stowing luggage and life vests. The yacht can comfortably accommodate up to 10 passengers on board.

The 858 Fantom Air is a powerful centre console-equipped motor yacht with. Powered by two Mercury Racing 1,100 hp engines, 858 Fantom Air reaches 45 knots at 5,000 rpm. Air Flies consumes just 50 l/h at 3,000 rpm and 24 knots; 25 l/h at 10 knots, speeding up and planing in less than 6 seconds.

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