Brabus has taken its unmistakable automotive philosophy onto the water with the new AB110, a 33.7-meter performance yacht unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. It is Brabus’s first-ever superyacht, marking a significant expansion of the German marque’s marine ambitions through a new partnership with Italian shipyard AB Yachts. Rather than simply applying familiar styling to an existing yacht, the AB110 establishes the design language and performance philosophy for an entirely new three-model Brabus AB range that will eventually include the AB95 and AB150.
Brabus brings its supercar attitude to the water
The AB110 is powered by up to three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines producing a combined 7,800 hp, sending the yacht to a claimed 48-knot top speed through a waterjet propulsion system. It cruises at 41 knots at 90% engine load and has a stated range of 370 nautical miles at that speed, while gyro stabilization is designed to improve comfort both underway and at anchor. The yacht measures 33.70 meters in length, 6.80 meters across and 1.30 meters in draft, with composite construction used for both the hull and superstructure. Its exterior is unmistakably Brabus, with exposed carbon-fiber front wings, an illuminated roof spoiler, integrated LED lighting, and red accents giving the yacht the same aggressive visual presence associated with the company’s cars.
That automotive connection continues inside, where the Brabus Masterpiece philosophy shapes the cabin through carefully selected materials, finishes and signature details. The main deck centers around two large sofas and a dining area with seating for eight, while the helm receives a bespoke Brabus steering wheel and a driver’s seat upholstered in Masterpiece leather with the marque’s distinctive Triangle quilting. The lower deck contains four guest cabins for up to 10 people, including an owner’s suite with an ensuite bathroom and dressing area, two additional ensuite guest cabins and a separate VIP suite. Two crew cabins accommodate four crew members, while the galley and crew mess are positioned nearby to support discreet service.
The yacht’s three-deck arrangement also gives the AB110 considerable emphasis on outdoor living. A large forward sunpad and seating area occupy the main deck, with another social space positioned toward the stern, while the upper sun deck doubles as a flybridge with two large sunpads, port and starboard seating and carbon-fiber tables. Retractable secondary helm controls are integrated into the starboard storage unit for maneuvering in harbor, disappearing when they are not needed. At the stern, an integrated garage can carry a jet tender and a full-size three-seat Jet Ski, along with equipment such as paddleboards and snorkeling gear. Once the toys are launched, the aft platform transforms into a sea-level beach area and lounge directly above the water.
The first yacht in a much larger Brabus vision
The AB110 is the first result of a strategic partnership announced between Brabus and AB Yachts in July 2026, combining Brabus’s design identity with AB Yachts’ decades of experience in high-performance yacht engineering. The collaboration expands Brabus beyond its existing marine work with brands including Axopar and Sunreef Yachts and into a much larger class of performance yachts. The smaller 28.45-meter AB95 will join the range, while the 45-meter-class AB150 is scheduled to make its world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show in 2027, coinciding with Brabus’s 50th anniversary.
With the AB110, Brabus has created something that feels closer to a supercar translated into yacht form than a conventional luxury cruiser. Its combination of carbon fiber, dramatic detailing, extreme speed, unmatched craftsmanship, and a highly functional stern makes the yacht’s purpose clear, while the planned AB95 and AB150 suggest that this is only the opening chapter of Brabus’s new maritime identity.
