Pearl Motor Yachts 100 Hybrid (2026-)

Brief Summary

Pearl Yachts has long been recognized for building forward-thinking vessels that blend contemporary styling with practical seamanship. The new Pearl 100 Hybrid continues that philosophy by introducing the shipyard’s first hybrid-propulsion model, pairing electric capability with traditional power for smoother cruising and reduced impact. Its raised-pilothouse configuration creates a commanding profile while ensuring generous interior volume.

Specifications

Length Overall	96' 7" 29.43 m
Beam	22' 1" 6.75 m
Draft	6' 10" 2.08 m
Fuel Capacity	2,747 gal 10,400 L
Water Capacity	475.5 gal 1,800 L

Designed for extended voyages in comfort, the yacht provides five inviting guest suites, including two primary cabins, a spacious VIP forward, and two twin rooms. Crew quarters with direct machinery access support efficient operation. Outdoor enjoyment is central to the layout, with a broad cockpit featuring fold-out balconies, a sweeping flybridge that links directly to the bow, and a garage sized for a tender and personal watercraft. Carefully curated interiors by Kelly Hoppen and exterior styling by Dixon Yacht Design complete a refined, well-balanced experience.

Key Features:

• Hybrid diesel-electric propulsion for flexible, quieter cruising
• Five-suite layout with dual owner’s cabins and a generous VIP
• Large flybridge and foredeck connection for seamless outdoor flow
• Tender garage sized for a Williams 445DJ and a personal watercraft
• Crew area with direct access to the machinery space
• Fold-out cockpit “wings” expanding waterside living area