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BRABUS AB110: the new supercar of the sea debuts in Monaco
BRABUS officially enters the world of yachting and arrives at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 with a model destined to make waves. It is called BRABUS AB110 and is the first example of a range of yachts developed in collaboration with AB Yachts that will include two more models – BRABUS AB95 and AB150 – measuring 95 and 150 feet, respectively.
The project stems from a very clear idea: to harmoniously combine the automotive DNA of BRABUS and the experience of AB Yachts in designing high-performance vessels to offer the owner a fun, safe, and comfortable boating experience.
BRABUS AB110: the new face of speed at sea
With a length of 33.70 meters and a width of 6.80, the new BRABUS AB110 brings the BRABUS Masterpiece philosophy to the water, made of refined materials, recognizable details, a high level of customization, and, of course, great attention to performance.
The character of the BRABUS AB110 is recognizable at first glance. The superstructure is traversed by carbon fiber elements, from the front profiles to the details along the sides, up to the engine air intakes in the stern area. The illuminated BRABUS spoiler stands out on the roof, while the LED lights integrated into the front of the superstructure and the inevitable red accents complete a silhouette destined to stand out.
The stylistic signature is an explicit reference to the world of supercars, without sacrificing the proportions and needs of a large yacht. The result is a contemporary design built around the brand’s “One Second Wow” philosophy.
The main deck
The main deck is the first large space dedicated to outdoor living. At the bow, there is a spacious sundeck and a lounge area designed as a large outdoor retreat, with a view of the horizon.
At the stern, a second lounge area offers additional space dedicated to socializing and relaxation, even closer to the water. The exterior upholstery features the characteristic BRABUS “Triangle” quilting, which creates a visual continuity between the different outdoor areas and reinforces the yacht’s distinctive and immediately recognizable stylistic identity.
The sun deck becomes a flybridge
Ascending to the upper level, one encounters the large sun deck, which also serves as a flybridge. Here, two large sunbeds are flanked by spacious lounge areas arranged to the right and left, while two carbon fiber tables provide versatile surfaces for social moments. There are also two large integrated storage compartments that help keep the deck tidy.
Designed primarily for maneuvering in port, the controls of the secondary helm station manage the jet system and are integrated directly into the storage compartment on the starboard side. When not in use, they can be completely retracted.
Masterpiece interiors
Entering the main deck, one finds the BRABUS Masterpiece imprint, with materials and finishes that nod to the world of supercars. The heart of the living area is a spacious convivial environment with two large sofas, adjacent to the dining area.
The table can accommodate up to eight people and becomes the center of social life on board. Completing this level is a separate bathroom.
The helm has also been conceived as a strongly characterized space. The navigation, vessel management, and infotainment systems are gathered in an operational environment designed to ensure intuitive and immediate control. Among the distinctive BRABUS elements is a custom-made steering wheel and the Masterpiece leather-covered pilot seat, also enhanced by the brand’s characteristic “Triangle” quilting. The BRABUS Masterpiece badge, placed centrally, adds another decisive identifying element.
The sleeping area
On the lower deck, the project becomes more intimate and private. The owner’s cabin has a dedicated bathroom and wardrobe, while two guest cabins with private bathrooms are flanked by a VIP cabin, also equipped with a bathroom.
In total, the BRABUS AB110 can accommodate up to 10 guests overnight, offering environments customized according to the same Masterpiece philosophy as the main areas.
On the same deck, there is the kitchen, a dinette for the crew, and two cabins capable of accommodating up to four crew members.
The stern garage
One of the most interesting elements of the AB110 is the stern garage. Designed to accommodate a wide selection of water sports equipment, the space can hold a jet tender and a standard-sized three-seater jet ski. Additional equipment, including stand-up paddle boards, snorkeling gear, life jackets, and towable inflatables, can be stored in secondary compartments and spaces located under the hatches. An integrated winch and roller system facilitates the handling of bulkier equipment and allows the crew to drive the tender and jet ski directly into the sea. Once all desired equipment is in the water, the entire stern platform transforms into a spacious beach area with a sea-level lounge, directly in contact with the water.
BRABUS AB110: up to 48 knots of speed
The propulsion of the new BRABUS AB110 consists of three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each with 2,600 horsepower capable of delivering a total power of 7,800 horsepower. The thrust is provided by a jet system consisting of two steerable MJP units and a central booster.
This propulsion system allows the vessel to easily reach a top speed of 48 knots, while the cruising speed is indicated at 41 knots with the engines at 90% load, with a range of 370 nautical miles. On board, there is also a gyroscopic stabilizer, active both while sailing and at zero speed, to improve comfort even when the yacht is stationary.
BRABUS AB110 – Technical specifications
| Overall length | 33.70 m (110.7 ft) |
| Maximum width | 6.80 m (22.4 ft) |
| Draft at full load | 1.30 (4.3 ft) |
| Engines | 3 × MTU 16V 2000 M96L, 2,600 HP each |
| Transmission | 2 × steerable MJP jets + 1 × central MJP booster |
| Stabilization | gyroscopic stabilizer, at zero speed and while sailing |
| Maximum speed | 48 knots |
| Cruising speed | 41 knots |
| Range at 41 knots | 370 nautical miles |
| Guests | up to 10 people in 4 cabins |
| Crew | up to 4 people in 2 cabins |
| Construction | composite |
| Superstructure | composite |
