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Cruisers Yachts unveils the all-new VTR Fleet

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September 22, 2025

OCONTO – Cruisers Yachts has announced the launch of its newest fleet: the VTR.

Designed and built in Oconto, Cruisers Yachts President Mark Pedersen said the VTR line redefines what it means to explore the water, combining rugged capability and yacht-level craftsmanship.

Pedersen said the fleet debuts with two models:

  • The 38 VTR, featuring an open cockpit
  • The 38 VTR EC, which boasts an enclosed cockpit with climate control for all-weather boating.

Both, he said, are powered by Mercury Verado® outboards, with twin 300hp or 400hp engines, providing boaters with the flexibility to match their lifestyle and performance needs.

“The VTR is more than just a new boat – it’s a new way to think about boating,” he said. “We’ve created a platform that delivers yacht-level quality in a versatile, family-ready package. It’s where luxury meets utility, and it’s built right here in the U.S. for the next generation of boaters.”

At the heart of the VTR, Pedersen said, is an innovative hybrid stepped hull, developed in collaboration with DLBA Naval Architects.

Purpose-built for stability and performance, Pedersen said the hull offers smooth handling, quiet operation and superior sight lines.

Christopher Swanhart, director of recreational boats at DLBA Naval Architects, said the VTR’s hull is “a masterclass in balance.”

“We engineered it to deliver efficiency, predictable response and a smooth, stable ride in all conditions, so owners feel secure and in control,” he said.

Josh Delforge, Cruisers Yachts VP of operations and engineering, said the VTR brings the company’s yacht-level design and build standards into a versatile, adventure-ready fleet designed for today’s boaters.

“This fleet was designed around our customers,” he said. “They asked for a boat that was stylish, functional, and capable, without compromising comfort. The VTR delivers on all fronts.”

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