J Craft Boats J Craft Torpedo
About this yacht
The J Craft Torpedo represents a rare convergence of 1950s elegance and contemporary marine engineering. Built by J Craft Boats since 2021, this 12.63-meter motor yacht delivers a visceral blend of performance, craftsmanship, and understated luxury that transforms every passage into an occasion. Beneath her hand-laid mahogany deck and classic lines lies a thoroughly modern powerboat. The Torpedo's deep-V hull, paired with Volvo Penta's rudderless IPS pod system, delivers speeds up to 47 knots while maintaining the stability and sea-keeping typically reserved for far larger vessels. Joystick control replaces conventional helms, allowing single-handed maneuvering in tight marinas and confident high-speed cornering offshore. The system reduces fuel consumption by 30 percent compared to traditional shaft drives, while eliminating vibration and engine noise entirely. This is a motor yacht designed for genuine coastal exploration, not merely harbor-hopping. With a 280-nautical-mile range, the Torpedo connects Saint-Tropez to Costa Smeralda, Monaco to Porto Cervo, or any Mediterranean pairing you choose, all within a single day's cruise. Her CE Class B certification permits operation in seas up to four meters, making her equally capable in the Baltic, North Sea, or Atlantic swell as she is threading through the Côte d'Azur. The optional Seakeeper gyro stabilization system further refines the experience, delivering arresting stability at anchor and underway. Coupled with the IPS drives' forward-facing propellers, the result is a day cruiser that turns within her own length, holds station effortlessly, and inspires confidence in novice and experienced helmsmen alike. Accommodations aboard the Torpedo prioritize quality over quantity. Four guests sleep comfortably in a thoughtfully appointed cabin, serviced by a luxurious wet room finished to superyacht standards. The main deck integrates a wet bar with refrigeration, ice-maker, and induction hob, complemented by optional glassware and cutlery designed by His Majesty Prince Carl Philip Bernadotte of Sweden. Air conditioning and heating extend the season beyond summer months. Entertainment systems keep passengers connected, while the deck's Bimini configurations adapt to conditions—from open-air cruising to full spray protection—without compromising the Torpedo's top-end performance. Every option can be deployed at full throttle. Each J Craft Torpedo is hand-built in a production run limited to two or three hulls annually, ensuring exclusivity and traceability to the artisans who shaped her. Customization is comprehensive: hull colors, upholstery fabrics, dashboard metals, even paint codes matched to your Rolls-Royce. The result is not simply a powerboat, but a bespoke instrument calibrated to your preferences. For superyacht owners, the Torpedo's shallow 0.95-meter draft, joystick handling, and show-stopping presence make her a natural tender choice. For those seeking a standalone coastal cruiser or hardtop day boat alternative, she offers the rare combination of classic aesthetics and 21st-century ease of use. The J Craft Torpedo doesn't merely move through water—it redefines what a 42-foot motor yacht can be.
Activities & Experiences
- Fishing — Facilities and layout suitable for recreational fishing activities on board
Suitable For
- Northern Areas — Design optimized for cooler northern climates
Specifications
- Length
- 12.63 m
- Guests
- 8
- Category
- Motor
- Hull Type
- Monohull
- Hull Material
- GRP
- Design School
- Scandinavian
- Country of Build
- Sweden
- Max Speed
- 47.00 knots
- Cruising Speed
- 35.00 knots
- Range
- 120.00 NM
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Engine Power
- 1200.00 HP
- Fuel Capacity
- 800.00 l
- Navigation Category
- CE-класс C (Coastal)
- Price
- 1850000.00 EUR