THE NEXT GENERATION OF THE GT SERIES
The new Hatteras GT65 Carolina will replace the Hatteras GT63 and signals a new design direction, enhanced performance and custom features for clients seeking an alternative to either a custom builder or other competitors’ ordinary off-the-shelf boats. The first renderings of the new GT65 reveal a sleek profile that refreshes the look of the GT Series while still maintaining its core Hatteras DNA. Its new flybridge arrangement features an ergonomically-designed console that puts all the controls within easy reach. It also incorporates the latest and largest navigation and fishfinding electronics in a non-glare, flush-mounted, “glass cockpit” helm array. Contact for more info!
Details
- Year
- 2023
- Make
- Hatteras
- Model
- GT65 Carolina
- Location
- Cabo San Lucas,
- Length
- 65 ft
Specifications
- Beam
- 20 ft
- Draft
- 5 ft
- Fuel Tanks
- 1900|gallon
- Fresh Water
- 270|gallon
- Holding
- 150|gallon
- Heads
- 3
- Horsepower
- 3,244 hp
- Engine 1
- Make
- CAT C-32
- Type
- Inboard
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Horsepower
- 1622 hp
- Engine 2
- Make
- CAT C-32
- Type
- Inboard
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Horsepower
- 1622 hp
Features
The Hatteras GT65 Carolina presents a design direction reminiscent of Knit Wits, the original Carolina-built boat. The profile features a stepped-back bridge, new window design, and hull-side vents. Beyond style, the GT65 is designed using the latest technology to ensure superior performance and seaworthiness. Most importantly, Hatteras clients work with our designers to build in the features important to them, so your GT65 Carolina will be designed, engineered, and crafted specifically for you.
DisclaimerThe Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
