U4 Marine reveals interiors of 32m carbon-fibre catamaran Project NB110

Turkish yacht builder U4 Marine has revealed the first interior renderings of its in-build 32-metre carbon-fibre sailing catamaran, known as Project NB110.

Scheduled for delivery in summer 2026, the multihull yacht is being constructed at the U4 Marine facility in Antalya and represents the yard’s first fully in-house project, from naval architecture through to interior design.

Project NB110features exterior design and naval architecture by New Zealand-basedGreg Young Design, a studio known for its expertise in high-performance multihull vessels. The yacht is being built entirely in carbon composite using a “three-shot infusion process”, ensuring a lightweight yet robust structure optimised for speed and range.

Following the completion of her hull and superstructure earlier this year,U4 Interior, the yard’s dedicated design division, has developed an interior scheme that blends tactile materials with clean architectural lines. The aesthetic is defined by soft curves, natural textures and subtle lighting, creating an inviting and contemporary living environment.

The layout includes a full-beam owner’s suite which opens onto a private aft terrace, a space that highlights the generous volume afforded by the yacht’s multihull configuration. Designed for extended private cruising, the yacht’s interior reflects a balance of comfort, elegance and performance.

In keeping with her racing-cruising brief,Project NB110is equipped with twin 320 horsepowerYanmar8LV engines, alongside a Parallel Hybrid system fromE-motion. This includes 200 kW e-motors and a 250 kWh battery bank capable of delivering silent overnight operation, supplemented by a 70-square-metre solar panel array.

Now well underway in construction, Project NB110is being built for a South African owner and is due to launch in summer 2026.