Sea Ray announces new L class

Sea Ray has announced the world premiere of an entirely new yacht class, the L-Class.

At the launch during the Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami, Tim Schiek, president of Sea Ray said the flagship will be the L650 Fly. "It’s a stunning example of design innovation and a paragon of Sea Ray's Next Wave initiative to deliver a next-level boating experience," he said.

"We're thrilled to introduce the L-Class. This marks a new era for Sea Ray, a direct result of our desire to shape a better boating future and to offer a new class of yachts above and beyond anything our customers have ever seen," Mr Schiek said. "We could not be more pleased to present the L650 Fly as the first of many L-Class models on the horizon."

Sea Ray says the L650 Fly features modern styling that marries Sea Ray's heritage with a dynamic edge. "This is a bridge boat to exceed all expectations, from its powerful performance capabilities to its state-of-the-art technology to its superior comfort and livabilit," we’re told.

The L650 will be powered by CAT Marine Power with optional Sea Keeper gyroscope stabilisers, the L650 Fly has sa top speed in excess of 30 knots.
Throughout, spacious entertainment areas invite relaxed socialising, including a redesigned bridge with multiple dining areas and a robust helm station, plus a large sunpad playpen.

Below, an elegant full-beam master suite and two additional staterooms provide luxurious accommodations and ample opportunity for personalisation.

In the saloon, a convenient galley up overlooks an enormous living area; SkyFlow Design means interiors are flooded with natural light and transitions between areas of the boat -- including the cockpit -- are seamless.

Full Australian Sea Ray dealer contact details and further information on the 2014 Sea Ray lineup at www.searay.com. 

Photos of L650 from Miami boat show by Andrew Bennett, Queensland Marine Centre, the Sea Ray importer.