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Code X Yacht

Equipé de deux moteurs thermiques Ilmor de 710 chevaux issus de la F1 ainsi que de deux moteurs électriques alimentés par des panneaux solaires, le concept de Yacht hybride "Code X", imaginé par l'entreprise suisse éponyme, est entièrement conçu en kevlar et carbone pour garantir légèreté et robustesse et sa surface est traitée afin de réfléchir les rayons du soleil. Toutes les images dans la suite !

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Description originale

The Company
CODE-X AG, the swiss company based in Meggen on Lake Lucerne, started with the goal of developing products with maximum exclusivity that use renewable energy sources to serve a common good in the mid to long term and serial production maturity subsequent to further development. These high-end products with added value go far beyond the common perception of luxury goods. The brand represents well developed and technologically exceptional concepts and products which have an obligation to the environment. They also give their buyers a role as pioneer and frontrunner on the path to a cleaner, more environmentally friendly future. The CODE-X-YACHT is the first product to celebrate its world premiere this year with a synthesis of solar technology and Formula 1 engines meeting the highest standards.

The Yacht
The uncompromisingly designed yacht, built by international leading experts, symbolises a dream come true. CODE-X unites radical purism, the optimal benefit of renewable energy and the sheer power of a racing machine in one boat. A flexible solar hybrid propulsion system enables both quiet, environmentally friendly cruising in ports and coastal areas as well as the pleasure of high speeds on open waters!

Engines
2 x Ilmor marine combustion engines MV10-710
Configuration : 90 degree V 10
Horsepower : 2 x 710 HP
Torque : 882 Nm @ 4800 rpm
Full throttle rpm range: 5400 – 6300
Capacity: 2 x 8.3 liters
Performance: 90 kn
2 x electric engines

Source of Energy
Fossil fuel (2 tanks)
Solar-power

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