Walkaround
Cranchi
A46 Luxury Tender
Walkaround · Luxury Tender
14.25 m
Length overall
4.29 m
Beam
2
Cabins
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Cranchi · Hardtop · Sport Cruiser
Intelligent cruising. Not one horsepower too many, not one centimetre wasted.
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The sport cruiser for intelligent cruising — economical, fast and thought through to the last corner.
The M44 HT proves that you don't need excessive engine power to travel briskly and comfortably: two Volvo Penta D6 EVC/E/DPI engines of 400 hp each take the hardtop cruiser to around 34 knots at a fuel consumption for which boats of this size usually call on considerably more horses in the engine room. Relaxed cruising is at 27 to 29 knots.
Her hallmark is the large folding roof — one of the largest in its class. Open, the M44 HT becomes a true open-top; closed, the roof's excellent insulation creates a warm, sheltered space. Beneath it: the dining area behind the helm, the grill to port and a chaise longue that uses the roof opening for sunbathing.
The interior bears the signature of Christian Grande's design studio in Parma — contemporary, functional, elegant. Two cabins, two bathrooms and five berths on just under 14 metres. Every square centimetre is used, nothing feels cramped. Joystick and bow thruster make berthing child's play.
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Hull colour
Four different tones for the M44 HT: the balanced Grigio Cosmo, the architecturally clean Bianco Panama, the deep, warm Espresso and the confident Verde Audace — each finish a character of its own.
Layouts
Hard Top — the large folding roof above helm and dinette
On board
Maximum protection or a true open-top feeling: the folding roof, one of the largest in its class, opens up the cockpit completely. Closed, the excellent insulation creates a warm, sheltered space for cooler days.
The instrumentation combines classic analogue gauges with modern displays — a cockpit with character. Joystick and coupled bow thruster make manoeuvring the 14 m yacht child's play.
Behind the helm the dining area under the roof, to port the grill and a chaise longue that cleverly uses the roof opening for sunbathing. Every surface has more than one job.
Owner's and guest cabin, each with its own bathroom, plus a convertible saloon: five berths on just under 14 metres. The facelift by Christian Grande's studio makes the spaces bright, contemporary and homely.
The bathing platform lowers hydraulically, and the aft garage takes water toys or a tender dinghy — perfect for long days of swimming at anchor.
Where other boats of this size call on two hundred horsepower more, the M44 HT achieves the same performance with lower consumption, less maintenance and lower purchase costs — good boatbuilding instead of brute force.
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