The majestic M/Y White Rabbit represents the pinnacle of custom superyacht innovation — an 84-metre tri-hulled masterpiece crafted by Echo Yachts in Western Australia.
Winner of the 2019 BOAT International Design & Innovation Award for Best Naval Architecture and recipient of a World Superyacht Awards Judges’ Commendation for Displacement Motor Yachts over 2,000 GT, White Rabbit exemplifies technical brilliance and visionary design.
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LUXURY FEATURES
Within her expansive 20-metre beam, White Rabbit offers palatial accommodation and grand entertainment spaces designed for effortless social gatherings and refined relaxation.
Vast open-plan lounges, dining, and bar areas flow seamlessly across the main deck, creating the perfect setting for large-scale functions or intimate evenings alike.
Her sumptuous Master, VIP, and Guest suites span the upper, main, and lower decks, each crafted with timeless elegance and exceptional comfort.
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Powered by her innovative diesel-electric propulsion system and unique trimaran hull form, White Rabbit achieves powering and fuel efficiency improvements in the order of 40% compared to traditional steel-monohull superyachts of equivalent volume.
At 84 metres in length with a gross tonnage of 2,940 GT, she delivers extraordinary stability, comfort, and seakeeping performance, even in challenging conditions.
With a top speed of 19 knots and a transatlantic cruising range of 5,000 nautical miles, White Rabbit offers global reach and unparalleled efficiency, making her a true ocean voyager.
ENGINEERING
At the heart of White Rabbit lies a world-first trimaran multihull, and diesel-electric propulsion system, featuring variable-pitch Rolls-Royce propellers, STADT electric motors, and Schottel pump thrusters.
This advanced system provides exceptional propulsion efficiency, quiet operation, and minimal vibration, thanks to the intelligent isolation of noise-generating machinery within the trimaran’s unique outer-hulls.
The result is a vessel that not only pushes the boundaries of naval architecture but redefines the standard for luxurious, low-impact, long-range cruising.