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Riva Rivale 52

Avis sur le Riva Rivale 52

Yacht · 52 ft (16 m) · Sorrento

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 24 août 2026
4.4/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.8
Performance4.5
Confort4.2
Maniabilité4.3
Rapport qualité-prix3.6

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Riva
Modèle
Rivale 52
Longueur
52 ft (16 m)
Passagers
12
Cabines
2
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Verdict

The Riva Rivale 52 is a stylish, fast open cruiser with strong brand appeal, good day-boat capability, and solid weekend comfort. Its age, limited volume versus newer rivals, and charter-spec variability temper the value proposition.

Avantages

  • +Distinctive Riva styling and premium finish
  • +Twin MAN 900 hp setup delivers strong speed
  • +Three cabins and two bathrooms suit short stays
  • +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi add charter comfort
  • +Large day-passenger capacity for social cruising

Inconvénients

  • Interior volume is limited for a 52-foot open yacht
  • Older 2008 build may show age versus newer competitors
  • Single-crew operation can constrain service level
  • Fuel burn will be high at planing speeds

The Rivale 52 is an open sports yacht with the low-slung, elegant proportions that define Riva’s appeal. At just over 52 feet, it balances sharp exterior styling with a practical layout, and the verified 2008 example’s three-cabin, two-bathroom configuration makes it more versatile than many pure day boats.

On the water, twin MAN 900 hp engines point to strong acceleration and confident cruising, with the model widely regarded as a fast, responsive performer in the mid-30-knot range. Its V-drive/shaft setup and relatively deep sporty profile should deliver predictable handling, but owners should expect higher running costs and limited range compared with slower displacement cruisers.

Comfort is good for a performance open yacht, especially with air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and accommodation for up to six overnight guests. For day charters, the 12-guest capacity is a major advantage, though real livability depends on the layout and the ability to keep service smooth with a small crew.

Value is strongest for buyers or charter guests prioritizing brand prestige, speed, and a glamorous deck lifestyle. It is less compelling if the priority is maximum interior space, low operating cost, or the newest systems available in later-model rivals.

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