Sunseeker has announced two new yacht models from its Ocean series: the 24.83-metre Ocean 156 and the 27.11-metre Ocean 182, which is scheduled to be launched next year. 
The 27.11-metre Ocean 182 follows on from Sunseeker’s popular 90 Ocean and is said to offer something completely novel. The most notable design change to the Ocean 182 is its uniquely-shaped enclosed flybridge, which is well contoured and made almost entirely of glazing. 
The Ocean 182 features a timeless interior design, characterised by soft neutral tones and a luxurious mix of textured materials. She has been designed with socialising in mind, and offers plenty of space for guests to wine, dine and relax all together either inside or out on the deck. The Ocean 182 also hosts a generous 6x4-metre beach club.
The Ocean 182 can accommodate up to 10 guests and four crew. She can be equipped with twin MTU engines that deliver a top speed of 27 knots and a range of 1,800 nautical miles when cruising at 12 knots.
Andrea Frabetti, noted, “We are delighted to bring yet another new model to market. The Ocean 182 combines the beauty of elegant Sunseeker design and craftsmanship with practicality and liveability for owners. We have considered in meticulous detail this very special configuration, how it will be used and the exquisite materials required to elevate every single space. The scale of this yacht is frankly beyond compare, from an expansive open-plan main deck ideal for socialising to its fully-featured flybridge, this is one remarkable yacht.”
The smaller of the two, the Ocean 156, has a flexible design and is expected to be “phenomenal in every ocean around the globe”. The Ocean 156 has a completely closed upper deck and single helm station, and her upper deck is said to bear many similarities to that of a Portuguese deck – spacious, plenty of social areas, sun pads and optional spa tubs. Sunseeker opted for minimal fixed furnishings to maximise the degree of customisation available for a client. 
The standard configuration of the Ocean 156 has a forward VIP and two guest staterooms on the lower deck, with an optional sliding berth stateroom for additional guests. The master suite will be located on the main deck, giving the owner direct access to the foredeck from his suite. In terms of performance, the Ocean 156 will draw power from twin Volvo D13 IPS 1,350 horsepower engines that deliver a top speed of 23 knots. 
Speaking about the Ocean 156, Andrea Frabetti, CEO of Sunseeker, commented, “Our teams have once again managed to achieve a luxury superyacht feel with all the practicalities of a smaller model onboard the beautiful Ocean 156, and we’ve really worked hard to maximise space on board. The design options are endless, and we’re really excited to bring what promises to be a popular model to the market.”