2010 Montebello 12.5 Powercat

The 2010 Montebello 12.5 Powercat is a 41-foot fiberglass catamaran designed for extended cruising and entertaining. Twin Volvo Penta diesel engines with IPS drives deliver a cruising speed of 24 knots and a maximum speed of 28 knots, offering economical performance across extended range. The dual-hulled design provides stability and spacious interiors suited to family use and social gatherings.

Accommodation spans three cabins arranged to sleep 6-8 adults. The open-plan saloon features high ceilings and large windows, creating an airy living space with quality finishes. The galley is fully equipped with modern appliances and substantial storage, while a full-sized bathroom serves the accommodation. The aft cockpit is generously sized with built-in barbecue, sink, and icebox, alongside a center table for dining. A flybridge offers additional social space with seating and weather protection, accessible via wide side decks. Dual transom doors and davit-mounted tender storage simplify boarding and water-toy handling.

Core systems support extended passages: a watermaker supplements the water tanks, while diesel capacity allows for long-range cruising. Air conditioning, inverter, and generator provide comfort at anchor or underway. Navigation electronics include upgraded displays and autopilot; an optional infrared camera is fitted. Entertainment systems have been upgraded, as have carpets, upholstery, and window seals. Engine, drives, and genset were serviced in October 2025, with antifouling and exterior polishing completed at the same time.