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Boat without licence  As Marine 570 Open 40hp

Boat without licence As Marine 570 Open 40hp-Test

Yacht · 19 ft (6 m) · Trapani

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 31. Juli 2026
3.8/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design3.8
Leistung3.5
Komfort3.7
Fahrverhalten3.7
Preis-Leistung3.9

Technische Daten

Werft
As Marine
Modell
570 Open
Länge
19 ft (6 m)
Gäste
6
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Urteil

A compact open bowrider that fits the license-free 40 hp class well: practical, easy to charter, and flexible for day use. It is not a high-speed or long-range cruiser, but it offers a sensible layout, decent standard equipment, and good value for short coastal outings.

Vorteile

  • +License-free 40 hp setup broadens accessibility
  • +Open bow layout with sunpad suits day cruising
  • +Standard equipment includes windscreen, bathing ladder and bilge pump
  • +Compact size and light weight aid docking and trailering
  • +Optional fuel, shower, bimini and stereo can improve usability

Nachteile

  • 40 hp limits acceleration and top speed
  • Open design offers limited weather protection
  • No cabins or enclosed livability for overnight use
  • Modest beam and size restrict space with a full load

The AS Marine 570 Open is a simple, modern open bowrider built around a 5.70 m hull with a 2.35 m beam and a 630 kg dry weight, designed for easy day boating rather than luxury cruising. Public listings show a CE Category C certification and capacity figures around 6 to 7 people, which makes it a straightforward family or small-group runabout for inshore use.[1][3][6][8]

With the common 40 hp license-free setup, performance is best described as adequate rather than lively. Public video test data with two people and fuel reported a top speed of about 24 knots and planing around 16 knots, while rental listings and manufacturer data show the hull can accept much more power in other configurations, confirming that the 40 hp version is tuned for calm-water efficiency more than speed.[1][5][6]

Comfort is typical for a compact open boat: the bow sundeck, beige cushions, windscreen, bathing ladder and basic electrical package provide the essentials, while optional bimini, shower, stereo and flexiteek improve day-use comfort.[1] There are no cabins or enclosed spaces in the standard configuration, so livability is limited to fair-weather outings and short stops at anchor.

On value, the model is attractive because it gives buyers and charter guests a usable, well-equipped open boat without requiring a license in the 40 hp form.[1][2][7] It is best suited to people who want an affordable, low-complexity day boat; buyers seeking more space, shelter or stronger performance will need to look at larger or higher-powered alternatives.

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