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Boat without licence  IDEA MARINE 58 40hp

Boat without licence IDEA MARINE 58 40hp-Test

Yacht · 19 ft (6 m) · Gallipoli

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 9. September 2026
4.1/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.2
Leistung4.0
Komfort3.8
Fahrverhalten4.1
Preis-Leistung4.3

Technische Daten

Werft
IDEA MARINE
Modell
58
Länge
19 ft (6 m)
Gäste
7
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Urteil

The Idea Marine 58 is a compact, license-free-friendly 19-foot family day boat with sensible proportions, good capacity for its size, and versatile engine options. It favors practicality and easy ownership over luxury, making it a strong value choice for short coastal runs and inland cruising.

Vorteile

  • +Can be specified with a 40 hp engine for license-free use in some markets
  • +Wide 2.40 m beam gives it stable, usable cockpit space
  • +Rated for 7 people, impressive for a 5.8 m boat
  • +Lightweight hull should help low-speed efficiency and docking
  • +Simple fiberglass layout keeps ownership and maintenance straightforward

Nachteile

  • Cabin/livability is limited compared with larger cruisers
  • 40 hp will be adequate rather than lively when fully loaded
  • Short hull length limits offshore comfort in rough water
  • Basic equipment and finish are more functional than premium
  • Top-end performance depends heavily on optional engine upgrades

The Idea Marine 58 is a 5.80 m open/walkaround-style day boat with a 2.40 m beam, a compact footprint, and a layout aimed at practical family use. Public specifications show a maximum capacity of 7 people and a minimum engine rating of 40 hp, with the model also offered up to 130 hp; the version with 40 hp is positioned for license-free operation in some markets.

On the water, the hull’s relatively light weight and broad beam should make it easy to get moving, predictable at displacement speeds, and stable at rest. With 40 hp, performance is likely to be modest but usable for relaxed cruising and sheltered-water outings; stronger engine options would suit buyers who want quicker acceleration and more reserve power when carrying several passengers.

Comfort is typical of a boat in this class: enough space for day trips, sunbathing, and casual social use, but not true cruiser-level livability. Some versions are advertised with a small cabin or berths, but the model remains fundamentally an open family boat rather than an overnight yacht.

In value terms, the Idea Marine 58 stands out for its capacity, simple layout, and flexible engine range. It is a sensible entry-level coastal boat for owners who want manageable size, easy handling, and the option to stay within a 40 hp license-free setup, provided expectations remain realistic about space and weather comfort.

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