MODX Yachts
French renewable-energy catamaran concept centred on the electric MODX 70.
MODX is a French catamaran project centred on a single model, the MODX 70. The brand presents it as an electric cruising catamaran using solar generation, hydrogeneration and two automated retractable Aeroforce wings. The company describes this combination as a renewable-energy approach to yachting and publishes the project’s key dimensions and equipment architecture.
The brand gives model-level specifications such as 21.33-metre overall length, solar capacity, battery capacity and electric-motor arrangement.
The MODX 70 brings several renewable-energy inputs together on a 70-foot electric-catamaran platform. The manufacturer names VPLP Design for naval architecture and Océan Développement for interior design.
The MODX 70 is a single electric cruising-catamaran concept combining solar generation, hydrogeneration and retractable Aeroforce wings. The architecture is unusual enough that its actual energy balance deserves more attention than a general renewable-yachting label.
An owner should relate the published systems to routes, weather, berth access and the amount of electrical power needed aboard. Range, charging and wing operation must be understood under the chosen conditions and specification; the project's appeal depends on whether those systems support the intended cruise in practice. Automated wing operation and energy generation should be understood in the conditions expected on the owner's route, including light winds and periods at anchor.
Discover MODX yachts in the LYRA catalogue: MODX 70.