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versil falcon falcon 80 refit 2024

versil falcon falcon 80 refit 2024-Test

Mega yacht · 79 ft (24 m) · Capri

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 26. August 2026
3.8/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.0
Leistung3.3
Komfort4.1
Fahrverhalten3.4
Preis-Leistung3.5

Technische Daten

Werft
versil falcon
Modell
falcon 80 refit 2024
Länge
79 ft (24 m)
Gäste
40
Kabinen
4
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Urteil

A spacious 24m Italian flybridge yacht with strong charter appeal and a practical 2024 refit, but its age and likely fuel-thirsty planing hull keep it from being a top-tier performance choice.

Vorteile

  • +4 guest cabins and 4 bathrooms suit family or charter use
  • +Large 40-passenger capacity is strong for day charters
  • +Refit 2024 improves presentation and onboard appeal
  • +Air-conditioned salon and outdoor social areas add comfort

Nachteile

  • Original 2020 build with older platform underneath the refit
  • Performance is likely modest for the size and power class
  • Fuel consumption is relatively high for leisure cruising
  • Handling may be less nimble than newer 24m yachts

The Versil Falcon 80 Refit 2024 is a classic Italian flybridge-style yacht around 24 meters long, aimed more at social cruising and charter than pure speed. Its proportions prioritize deck space and guest circulation over aggressive styling, which makes sense for a boat configured to carry up to 40 people.

On the water, this kind of platform typically offers steady, predictable handling rather than standout performance. The available public information points to a 2,000 hp setup, but the overall package still suggests a conventional planing motor yacht where ride quality and efficiency matter more than headline speed.

For livability, the four-cabin layout with ensuite-style accommodation, an air-conditioned salon, and generous outdoor areas is well suited to short breaks or charter use. The 2024 refit should help freshness and presentation, but buyers should still view it as an older hull with updated cosmetics and systems rather than a newer-generation design.

Value depends heavily on condition, refit scope, and charter income potential. It is appealing for buyers who want capacity, layout flexibility, and a proven charter profile, but less compelling for those seeking the latest engineering, lower running costs, or sharper performance.

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