Brabus and AB Yachts Launched the 48 Knot Brabus AB110

German high-performance tuning powerhouse Brabus has officially entered the superyacht arena, partnering with Next Yacht Group’s AB Yachts to reveal the blistering new Brabus AB110. This 33.7-metre (110.7-foot) collaborative flagship translates the aggressive styling and bespoke engineering of the Brabus automotive 'Masterpiece' philosophy directly to the water.

The Brabus AB110 serves as the vanguard of a highly anticipated three-model joint lineup, which will soon be flanked by the smaller Brabus AB95 and a massive 150-foot flagship, the Brabus AB150, slated for a 2027 premiere to mark the 50th anniversary of the BRABUS brand.

Power came from three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each producing 2,600 hp. This combined output of 7,800 hp was harnessed by a waterjet propulsion system, allowing the Brabus AB110 to reach a top speed of 48 knots. Stabilization technology maintained comfort underway and at anchor.

The exterior profile featured exposed carbon fibre elements, including front wings, side detailing, and engine air outlet frames at the stern. An illuminated roof spoiler and LED roof lights forward gave the yacht a distinctive nighttime presence, complemented by red accents.

Inside, the main deck combined generous volumes with materials inspired by high performance automobiles. A central lounge area with two sofas flowed into a formal dining space for eight guests.

The helm station was designed for intuitive control. Vessel management and infotainment systems were integrated into the helm, where a custom steering wheel and driver seat were upholstered in leather with signature 'Triangle' quilting.

Below deck, the yacht accommodated up to ten guests across four cabins, including a full beam owner suite with a walk in closet, a VIP suite, and two further en suite guest cabins. Operational spaces included a galley, a crew mess, and two crew cabins for the crew.

Outdoor living was spread across three main zones. The bow featured a sunpad and seating area for forward views. Above, the sun deck doubled as a flybridge, equipped with carbon fibre dining tables, sunpads, and a retractable secondary helm station for in port maneuvering. Exterior upholstery featured the 'Triangle' quilting pattern.

At the stern, the Brabus AB110 reveals a highly capable, integrated toy garage. Built to house a jet tender and a full-sized, three-seat jet ski, the space utilizes an integrated winch and roller system for rapid deployment. Once the toys are launched, the entire aft platform transforms into a sprawling, sea-level beach club, creating a flawless lounge right at the water's edge.