Ocean Eco 60
ALVA Yachts · Electric · ultra luxury
From €2,800,000
Request a quoteSolar-electric catamaran with up to 4 guest cabins, large salons, wet bar, and sunbeds for luxury cruising/entertaining. Integrated solar array up to 20kW peak across ~80 sqm of panels, enough for all-day low-speed cruising without a generator; hybrid backup extends this to transatlantic-capable range. Price range converted from a reported $2.8-4m. Note: one source lists "Stefan Frauscher" as CEO, which appears to be an editorial mix-up with Frauscher Boats (a separate, unrelated manufacturer already in this dataset) rather than ALVA's actual leadership — flagged rather than repeated as fact.
Specifications
- Length
- 18.4 m
- Beam
- 10.2 m
- Top speed
- 20 knots
Powertrain options
Motor/battery details not disclosed
- Top speed
- 20 kn
- Price
- €2,800,000
Motor/battery specs not disclosed in sources checked; solar array up to 20kW peak across ~80 sqm of panels, with hybrid generator backup for extended range.
What a buyer should know
Who it suits
The Ocean Eco 60 is aimed squarely at the owner who wants a quiet, high-volume floating home — long weekends at anchor, four cabins, entertaining space — rather than passage-making pace. The roughly 20 kWp solar array across some 80 square metres is the point of the boat: on a Mediterranean summer day it is credibly enough to keep the domestic load and a gentle cruising speed running without firing a generator, which is exactly the use case a charter guest or a liveaboard couple cares about. The published 20-knot top speed sits awkwardly against that: on an 18.4 m displacement catamaran that figure will be a brief hybrid-assisted sprint, not a cruising number.
Caveats
The yard does not publish a usable battery capacity or a range figure in our data, and without them the "all-day cruising" claim cannot be checked. The price is also soft — it is converted from a reported $2.8–4m band, which is a very wide window for a boat at this level, and the specification behind the lower figure needs confirming. Publicly circulating company details for the yard have been inconsistent, so verify the building entity and hull slot before paying a deposit. The obvious comparison is Silent Yachts' 60-foot solar catamaran, and buyers should cross-shop on delivered specification, not brochure headline.
Written from the builder’s published specifications and the wider market, not from testing the boat ourselves. Always confirm figures with the manufacturer before committing.