Senses 82
Soel Yachts · Electric · ultra luxury
From €7,195,000
Request a quoteFlagship of the Soel Yachts range. Motor/battery specs not disclosed on the Volta listing.
Specifications
- Length
- 25 m
- Beam
- 13 m
What a buyer should know
The flagship comparison
The Senses 82 is Soel's largest yacht: 25 m, a very wide 13 m beam, and twelve berths, from €7.195m. Its closest structural rival in this batch is the Silent 80 Tri-Deck — near-identical length at 24.3 m — and the pricing gap is the first thing a buyer should confront. The Soel asks roughly €1.7m more. The beam advantage is substantial and translates directly into deck and saloon width, and twelve berths is serious capacity, so there is something behind the premium. But it is a large premium to justify on volume alone.
What is not published, and why it matters here
No motor output, battery capacity, top speed or range appears on the listing. Against a rival that publishes 429 kWh, 340 kW motors and an 18-knot top speed, that silence is conspicuous. At seven figures the propulsion package is not a detail — it is most of what distinguishes a solar-electric yacht from a conventional catamaran with panels on the roof.
This is a boat for a buyer already committed to the solar-electric case and willing to conduct a proper technical due diligence with the yard: request the pack size, installed power, solar array rating in kWp, whether a generator range extender is fitted, and a documented range at a stated speed. Do not shortlist it on styling.
Written from the builder’s published specifications and the wider market, not from testing the boat ourselves. Always confirm figures with the manufacturer before committing.