Jeanneau is heading into 2027 with some exciting additions to its motorboat range, including an entirely new model line, a new generation of Cap Camarat and further expansion into the power catamaran market.

For UK boaters, the latest launches continue a clear Jeanneau philosophy: practical boats that are easy to use, comfortable to spend time aboard and designed around enjoying more time on the water.

As an authorised Jeanneau dealer, Burton Waters Boat Sales offers Jeanneau motorboats across our Lincoln, Ipswich and Woodbridge locations, with expert advice available whether you are buying your first boat, upgrading or looking to part exchange your current vessel.

So, what’s new from Jeanneau for 2027?

EX 34 – an entirely new Jeanneau range

The biggest Jeanneau motorboat news for the new season is undoubtedly the arrival of EX.

This is an entirely new range from Jeanneau, beginning with the EX 34 Cabin and EX 34 Hardtop. Both measure approximately 10.4 metres and have been developed around a simple idea: making it easier to get out on the water more often, without unnecessary complexity.

It is a particularly interesting concept for UK boating, where protection from changing weather can make the difference between using your boat for a few summer weekends and enjoying a much longer season.

EX 34 Cabin

The EX 34 Cabin is the more enclosed of the two versions and is designed with year-round cruising firmly in mind.

A fully glazed wheelhouse provides excellent shelter and visibility, while a large sliding glass door connects the interior with the aft cockpit when the weather allows.

Heating and air-conditioning options further extend the season, making this a Jeanneau that should feel equally at home on a bright summer afternoon or a crisp autumn weekend.

Below deck, there are two standard cabins and a separate heads compartment, giving the EX 34 genuine weekending ability rather than simply being a dayboat.

Jeanneau also quotes speeds of up to 40 knots, combining practical cruising with plenty of performance when required.

For British owners who want something manageable, fast and comfortable without sacrificing proper weather protection, the EX 34 Cabin could be one of the most interesting Jeanneau launches in some time.

EX 34 Hardtop

The EX 34 Hardtop takes the same platform in a more open direction.

Its emphasis is on outdoor living, with a protected helm area, adaptable cockpit and a soft enclosure that can be deployed when conditions change.

The cockpit can transform between lounging, dining and galley functions, while roof storage can accommodate equipment such as paddleboards or bikes. Like the Cabin version, there are also two cabins and a separate heads below.

For owners who want maximum connection with the outdoors but still need practical shelter, it offers an interesting middle ground between an open dayboat and a conventional enclosed cruiser.

Cap Camarat 6.0 CC – a fresh start for an iconic range

Another major new Jeanneau for the 2027 season is the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC.

The Cap Camarat name has long been associated with sporty, versatile outboard boats, and the new 6.0 CC introduces a noticeably more contemporary design while retaining the practical qualities that have made the range so popular.

At 5.94 metres overall, it has been designed as a compact and trailerable boat that is straightforward to own and use.

Standard power is 115hp, with a 150hp option available for owners wanting additional performance.

Despite its manageable size, Jeanneau has made good use of the available space. There are aft bathing platforms, fixed cockpit seating with integrated storage and a compartment within the forward console.

One of the more unusual additions is Jeanneau's Aqua Top, designed to create additional relaxation space while the boat is at anchor.

New hull colours, upholstery choices and styling also help distinguish the 6.0 CC as the beginning of a fresh chapter for Cap Camarat.

For first-time buyers, families or existing owners looking for a smaller boat that's easy to handle and ideal for days out, watersports and coastal exploring, the new 6.0 CC is likely to attract plenty of attention.

TH33 – Jeanneau’s power catamaran range expands

Jeanneau is also continuing its move into power catamarans with the TH33.

Joining the larger TH38, the TH33 brings the twin-hull concept into a more compact 10-metre package.

Why a catamaran?

One of the biggest advantages is beam. A power catamaran can create significantly more usable deck space than many comparable monohulls, while the twin-hull arrangement also provides reassuring stability at rest.

The TH33 has been designed around large exterior living areas, with a sociable layout that suits entertaining, relaxing at anchor and spending full days aboard.

At the helm, Jeanneau has incorporated modern Garmin displays and a straightforward driving position to keep operation intuitive.

For buyers who might traditionally have considered a larger dayboat but want maximum deck space and stability, the TH33 offers something noticeably different.

And what about the Merry Fisher range?

For many Burton Waters customers, Merry Fisher remains one of the most recognisable names within the Jeanneau range.

Models including the Merry Fisher 605, 695, 795, 895, 1095 and flagship 1295 continue to offer a broad range of family cruising options.

The Merry Fisher 1295 Coupé is one of the newest significant additions at the larger end of the range and offers three cabins, two heads compartments and the sort of enclosed accommodation that makes extended UK cruising considerably more comfortable.

So while some of the big 2027 headlines are elsewhere in the Jeanneau portfolio, Merry Fisher remains at the heart of the range for owners looking for practical family cruising.

What does the 2027 Jeanneau range tell us?

Looking across the latest launches, Jeanneau is clearly widening the choices available to motorboat buyers.

The EX 34 introduces an entirely new approach to versatile, all-season cruising.

The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC gives one of Jeanneau's best-known ranges a fresh new look at the compact end of the market.

The TH33 continues the growth of the Jeanneau power catamaran range, while the Sea Loft 480 pushes the boundaries of what a leisure boat can be.

Alongside established favourites such as Merry Fisher and the wider Cap Camarat range, it means Jeanneau enters 2027 with options covering everything from compact dayboating to family cruising, watersports, power catamarans and extended living aboard.

Discover Jeanneau with Burton Waters Boat Sales

If you're considering a new Jeanneau for 2027, the team at Burton Waters Boat Sales can help you compare models, specifications and engine options to find the right boat for the way you intend to use it.

We can also discuss part exchange, current Jeanneau availability and factory-order options.

Visit our teams at Lincoln, Ipswich or Woodbridge, or contact Burton Waters Boat Sales to find out more about the latest Jeanneau motorboat range.