PRESTIGE will hold the world premiere of three models at the Cannes Yachting Festival, running from 8 to 13 September 2026: the M8 EVO, the M6 and the F6.7.
The M8 EVO is the evolution of the flagship of the M-Line, the builder's range of power multihulls. She measures 19.98 metres overall, with a maximum beam of 8.85 metres and a draft of 1.73 metres. Fuel capacity is 3,700 litres and water capacity 1,050 litres. The standard configuration offers four or five cabins plus two skipper berths, sleeping eight or ten guests in addition to crew. Power comes from two MAN i6 engines rated at 730 hp with V-Drive transmission. Naval architecture and design are by Garroni Design and Marc Lombard Yacht Design Group. Three changes distinguish her profile from the M8: new hull windows, a black fashion plate and a redesigned hard top. The flybridge now runs across the full beam, the internal staircase has been removed, and the galley with its dining area and bar has been enlarged and moved to starboard. The owner's suite occupies the full beam, with a walk-in wardrobe split into two areas and a dedicated office and relaxation space. The optional Silent Mode Pack allows extended stays at anchor without noise, vibration or direct emissions, working alongside solar panels.
The new model is "shaped by the constant dialogue with M8 owners cruising all around the world", says Jean-François Lair, PRESTIGE Brand Director.
The M6 follows the M48, the model that took the yard into the multihull segment in 2022. At 14.79 metres overall, with a 6-metre beam and a draft of 1.20 metres, she offers 110 square metres of living space, 18 of them on the flybridge. Fuel capacity is 1,200 litres and water capacity 600 litres. She keeps the M48 hull, while the exterior lines, the integrated windshield, the wings and the roof line are new. Three- and four-cabin layouts are available, sleeping up to eight. Two Volvo D6 engines rated at 380 hp drive V-Drive transmissions. Design work is credited to Garroni Design, Philippe Briand and PRESTIGE engineering. A chilled water air conditioning system has been fitted. The yard lists the technical data as preliminary.
The F6.7 is the flagship of the new-generation F-Line, which already includes the F4.3, F4.9 and F5.7. She measures 20.45 metres overall, with a 5.17-metre beam and a 1.69-metre draft, and carries 3,400 litres of fuel and 710 litres of water. Three cabins come as standard with a fourth available, accommodating up to eight guests, alongside a separate two-berth crew cabin with its own external access. The owner's suite, forward, measures 20 square metres; the flybridge covers 26 square metres and the main deck living area 83. Engine options are two Volvo IPS 1200 with D13 units of 900 hp or two IPS 1350 with D13 units of 1,000 hp. Design is by J&J Design, Garroni Design and PRESTIGE Engineering. Equipment includes optional Silent Mode, SEANAPPS remote monitoring and Garmin electronics. The model had already been announced at boot Düsseldorf.
Marketing Manager Clémence Cessou describes the yacht as offering 170 square metres of living space with modular layouts.