2003 X-Yachts X-412

The X-412 is a 41-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built by X-Yachts in 2003, designed as a true hybrid that performs equally well in racing or cruising. The hull combines the yard's proven features with a modern three-cabin interior and linear galley layout. A single 30-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine delivers a cruising speed of 7 knots and maximum speed of 9 knots.

The deck prioritizes both performance and ease of handling. All halyards lead to the cockpit, reducing the need to move around the boat during sailing. The rigging includes discontinuous rods and a Navtec hydraulic backstay adjuster for controlled mainsail tension. Large-diameter self-tailing winches—a signature X-Yachts detail—reduce the physical effort required for sail handling. The wheel is proportioned generously, and the overall layout remains clean and uncluttered.

Below deck, the boat offers three cabins and two heads. Lewmar (or similar) skylights and opening port lights provide natural light and ventilation throughout. The design carries a well-proportioned profile with classical lines, distinguished by the quality of finish expected from X-Yachts' build standards.

Sister ships in this class have demonstrated strong performance in competitive events, including the Commodores Cup and European IMS Championships, reflecting the proven capabilities of the X-412 design.