44 ft (13 m) · 12 invités · 2 cabines
2026, XO Boats EXPLR 44
Turku, Finland
À vendre US$1,044,452
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44 ft (13 m) · 12 invités · 2 cabines
Turku, Finland
À vendre US$1,044,452
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Hamburg, Germany
À vendre US$178,387
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Palma de Mallorca, Spain
À partir de US$757 /jour
25 ft (8 m) · 10 invités · 1 cabine
Herceg Novi, Montenegro
À partir de US$920 /jour
37 ft (11 m) · 10 invités · 2 cabines
Lidingö, Sweden
À vendre US$265,469
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Switzerland
À vendre US$171,005
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Finland
À vendre US$79,463
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Germany
À vendre US$145,845
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XO Boats is a Finnish boat builder headquartered in Helsinki. The company produces aluminum-hull boats with fiberglass decks, and its boats are designed for harsh offshore conditions. XO Boats has also manufactured models in Finland and Poland.
XO Boats was formed in the late 2000s through the combination of Finnish boat-building expertise associated with Sakari Mattila and Erkki Talvela. The brand developed as a specialist in rugged, all-weather boats and later became part of EM Group. Its production base is linked to Helsinki, while manufacturing has also been carried out in Finland and at Polish facilities. The company’s direction has centered on durability, speed and practical use in demanding waters.
XO Boats’ range has included the DFNDR and EXPLR series, along with earlier RS models. The builder is known for lightweight aluminum hull construction paired with a fiberglass deck, a combination intended to improve strength and seakeeping. Its boats are aimed at owners who want performance in rough conditions rather than soft-cruising emphasis. The brand’s design language has been associated with sharp, angular styling and deep-V hull forms suited to offshore use.