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Brabus
in the boat world is pursuing a distinct design philosophy. We have seen it declined on various models, such as the Shadow 900 Deep Blue or in
this test of ours of the Shadow XC
. Today the new Shadow 900 Stealth Green debuts, which we saw at Boot Düsseldorf in a Sun-Top version. Of course, Spyder and XC Cross Cabin versions are also available with various layouts for each.
This model brings with it a distinctive paint job in the Brabus world that is Stealth Green, combined with Signature Style graphics. On board you will find all the carbon elements are of high quality, with even articulated and hard-to-get shapes, contrasting matte black details, Masterpiece and Sign of Excellence badges, and the BRABUS “Sunrise” upholstery color.
The play of colors creates a luxurious, contemporary aesthetic that combines unique design with distinctive liveries that can break out of the chorus. The hull on which it rests is the now well-established Shadow 900 hull joined by the Stealth Green Signature Edition.
From painting to polishing, the Sign of Excellence that the brand affixes is synonymous with a craft (and it takes little to tell by getting on it) made practically by hand. This means first and foremost that each boat tends to the highest quality available in terms of materials and their workmanship.
On this version we see for the first time, the dashboard, fender boxes, optional LED roof light and extended carbon fiber package. All are available in a unique matte black carbon.
Brabus means a lot, whether it is a car, a motorcycle or a boat. Speed, however, is definitely a founding element of this model capable of running on the water at 60 knots with a double-step thoroughbred hull. Propelling it are two
Mercury 450R
900 horsepower, among the grittiest outboards around that also give the hull its name. 900, in fact, refers to the power unleashed by the stern torque while this Shadow off-ground measures more than 11 meters.
To steer it, the automotive-derived dashboard rests on a clean, ergonomic dashboard where the Brabus team has worked to leave everything within easy reach. Touch controls, backlit switches, touchscreen technology, and a multifunction steering wheel make this console a dream for those who like to take sport boats with their own hands.
Then in the console we find the Simrad full HD“Glass Helm Information Display” with dual touch, providing maximum on-screen detail and highly integrated levels of functionality.
Owners who opt for the Extended Navigation package can benefit from an even wider range of features, including two additional 9-inch screens, on-board connectivity and 4G mobile WiFi router, VHF unit with AIS receiver, Halo20+ radar, 5-inch touch display with digital light switching for the front lounge, and a Brabus safe.
This Brabus is luxury, but also practicality. In the multi-storage version you can equip this model with everything you need to do all sorts of activities at sea. A spacious aft cabin with a queen-size berth can be put in addition to the front lounge, it is ideal for those seeking even more space during a night’s rest and luxurious comfort. Owners who enjoy entertainment can opt for an integrated infotainment unit that includes a 42-inch 4K flat-screen TV and Apple TV connectivity.
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