When Sunseeker introduced its 86 Yacht in late 2014, the model replaced the 88 in the Yacht range—one of seven lines that Sunseeker currently offers.
Belowdecks, accommodations on the 86 include four staterooms, with options to have the master suite amidships or aft.
The 86 had four powerplant options, all MTUs, ranging from a combined 2,760 hp up to a combined 3,900 hp. Top speeds range from 27 knots to 31 knots.
At press time, there were 18 Sunseeker 86s available, ranging from $1.76 million to $6.02 million.
From the Archive
“Sunseeker designed the 86 Yacht from the keel up to deliver serious cruising flexibility. Conceived by the builder’s long-standing in-house naval architect, Ewen Foster, this yacht’s hull form is a hybrid. It can deliver the usual Sunseeker planing speeds, but it’s a little bit deeper in the forefoot and a little flatter aft, which helps deliver more efficient displacement and semi-displacement performance. The transom deadrise is 17 degrees.”
— Yachting, March 2015
