Prestige is heading into the 2027 season with some of the most significant additions to its luxury motor yacht range in recent years.

At the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, Prestige presented three new models making their world debuts: the Prestige F6.7, Prestige M6 and Prestige M8 EVO. Together, they continue the evolution of both the traditional flybridge F-Line and the increasingly important M-Line of luxury power multihulls.

For Prestige owners and prospective buyers, the direction is clear. Space, natural light and a closer connection with the water remain central to the brand, but the latest yachts also place increasing emphasis on flexible layouts, extended cruising and creating a genuine home-from-home experience.

As an authorised Prestige Yachts dealer, Burton Waters Boat Sales can help customers explore the latest models alongside the wider Prestige range, with sales locations in Lincoln, Ipswich and Woodbridge.

So, what’s new from Prestige for 2027?

Prestige F6.7 – the new flagship of the F-Line

One of the biggest Prestige launches for 2027 is the Prestige F6.7, the new flagship of the latest-generation F-Line.

Following the F4.9, F5.7 and F4.3, the F6.7 completes the new-generation F-Line at the larger end of the range, bringing the same contemporary design philosophy to a considerably more substantial yacht.

Prestige describes the F6.7 as offering around 170 square metres of living space, with modular layouts designed to make movement between indoor and outdoor areas feel natural and intuitive. Large windows and open living spaces play an important part in the design, maximising natural light and maintaining views of the water throughout the yacht.

The flybridge is naturally a major part of the experience.

Rather than simply providing a second helm position, it becomes another substantial outdoor living area for relaxing, dining and entertaining. That philosophy continues throughout the yacht, with exterior spaces designed to be used at different times of the day.

Inside, Prestige has concentrated on creating the feel of a sophisticated home on the water, combining generous accommodation with the clean, contemporary interiors now associated with the latest F-Line generation.

For owners who like the familiar characteristics of a traditional flybridge motor yacht but want significantly greater space and luxury, the F6.7 represents an important new flagship for Prestige.

Prestige M6 – a new addition to the power multihull range

The second major newcomer is the Prestige M6, which expands the increasingly important M-Line.

Prestige launched the M-Line with a very different approach to power catamarans. Rather than adapting a sailing catamaran platform, the range was developed specifically around motor cruising, with the aim of delivering increased interior volume, stability and efficient cruising while retaining the feel of a luxury motor yacht.

The new M6 continues that philosophy.

At 14.79 metres overall, the M6 sits between the M48 and larger M7 within the current range. It is powered by twin Volvo D6 380hp engines and has been developed for comfortable extended cruising with family and friends.

Perhaps the biggest attraction is the amount of usable space created by its multihull architecture.

The wider platform provides substantial interior and exterior living areas, while also delivering the stability that makes power multihulls particularly appealing when relaxing at anchor.

Prestige has paid particular attention to the owner's accommodation too. The M6 features a full-beam owner's cabin, with increased storage, integrated furniture, a sofa and desk creating a private space designed for longer stays aboard.

Above, a flybridge with hardtop provides another major area for outdoor living.

The result is a yacht that could appeal to buyers who might otherwise consider a larger conventional monohull, but who value the additional volume and stability offered by a purpose-designed power multihull.

Prestige M8 EVO – the flagship evolves

At the top of the M-Line sits another important new arrival: the Prestige M8 EVO.

Rather than replacing the M8 with an entirely different concept, Prestige has taken experience and feedback from M8 owners around the world and used it to rethink several of the yacht's most important spaces.

At 19.98 metres overall with an 8.85-metre beam, the M8 EVO is a substantial yacht, but its multihull platform is particularly significant because of the amount of usable living space it creates.

One of the most noticeable changes is found on the flybridge.

It now extends across the full beam of the yacht, creating a large open-air living area that can function almost as a second saloon. Prestige has also introduced an outdoor galley, dining area and modular seating, increasing the flexibility of the upper deck.

Changes continue inside.

The main-deck galley has been enlarged and incorporates a bar, while the dining space has become a more central feature of the saloon. Prestige has also created dedicated accommodation for captain and crew, improving privacy for owners and guests.

The full-beam owner's suite has also been redesigned, with increased space, panoramic views, twin walk-in wardrobes and areas for both working and relaxing.

Prestige has increased the yacht's capacity for extended cruising too, with larger fuel and water tanks and revised propulsion contributing to greater autonomy.

For customers considering a serious cruising yacht with exceptional living space, the M8 EVO represents the most developed expression yet of the Prestige M-Line concept.

The F-Line continues its transformation

The new F6.7 isn't an isolated launch. It represents the latest stage in the complete renewal of one of Prestige's best-known ranges.

The current generation began with the Prestige F4.9, followed by the larger F5.7 and the compact F4.3.

The F4.3 is particularly interesting because it brings the design language of the latest F-Line into a yacht of around 13 metres.

Despite being the entry point to the new generation, Prestige has given the F4.3 many of the lifestyle features normally associated with larger models, including multiple exterior living spaces and its OceanView galley, which connects the interior with the aft entertaining area.

Burton Waters currently lists the Prestige F4.3, F4.9, F5.7 and new F6.7 within its Prestige F-Line offering.

 Together, they show just how extensively the Prestige flybridge range is changing.

The M-Line is becoming a complete range

Perhaps the more significant long-term development, however, is the growth of the M-Line.

What started with the M48 has now developed into a genuine family of Prestige power multihulls.

The current Prestige range comprises the M48, M6, M7 and M8 EVO, covering a much wider range of sizes and cruising requirements than when the concept first appeared.

That matters because buyers now have a genuine choice between two very different styles of Prestige yacht.

The F-Line retains the familiar characteristics of a luxury monohull flybridge, while the M-Line uses a multihull platform to prioritise interior volume, stability and expansive living areas.

Neither approach is simply about choosing the biggest boat. The right option comes down to how owners intend to use their yacht, where they plan to keep it and what they value most when spending time aboard.

What about the Prestige X-Line?

The Prestige X-Line remains another distinctive part of the range, with the X60 and X70 taking a different approach again.

Designed around large main-deck living spaces and unconventional circulation around the yacht, the X-Line sits between the familiar world of flybridge motor yachts and the increasingly spacious approach found aboard Prestige's multihulls.

For 2027, however, the biggest product news is concentrated firmly around the latest F-Line and M-Line developments. Prestige's current range now consists of the F-Line, X-Line and M-Line.

What does the 2027 Prestige range tell us?

The new models reveal an interesting shift in what luxury motor yacht buyers are being offered.

Performance and handling still matter, but the emphasis is increasingly on how a yacht feels when you're not at the helm.

Owners want larger social spaces, privacy when required, more natural light, comfortable accommodation and layouts that make spending days or weeks aboard genuinely enjoyable.

The F6.7 takes those ideas and applies them to the flagship of Prestige's new-generation flybridge range.

The M6 brings the space and stability of Prestige's purpose-designed multihull concept into a new size category.

And the M8 EVO demonstrates just how far the M-Line philosophy can be taken, with the emphasis firmly on long-range comfort, flexibility and the feeling of having a private home on the water.

Together, they make 2027 an important year for Prestige.

Discover Prestige Yachts with Burton Waters Boat Sales

Whether you're considering your first Prestige or looking to move into a larger yacht, choosing between the different ranges is about much more than overall length.

The team at Burton Waters Boat Sales can help you compare the Prestige F-Line, X-Line and M-Line, discuss suitable specifications and equipment, and explore current availability and factory-order opportunities.

We can also discuss part exchange if you're considering upgrading from your existing boat.

Explore the Prestige range with Burton Waters Boat Sales and discover which yacht best suits the way you want to spend your time on the water.