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Jeanneau unveils a new era with the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC

by Jeanneau 30 Jul 15:37 BST
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There's a generation that experiences the sea differently. Freer, more active, more in tune with their senses. A generation that doesn't choose a boat for what it represents, but for what it lets them live and share.

From waterskiing to wakeboarding, from spontaneous swims to long days in the bay with loved ones: these new sea lovers deserve a boat built for the way they live.

In 2026, we're answering that call. We're unveiling the new Cap Camarat 6.0 CC: a dayboat born for water sports, moments of pure pleasure, and endless days on the water. Its style is bolder, more dynamic, firmly in step with the times.

It's on our historic Cap Camarat range that we chose to shake things up. Because more than any other, it embodies what we've been building all along: accessible, ingenious boats, made for boating and for sharing experiences, for this new generation, as for every generation before it.

The architectural evolution of the hull reflects this commitment. Going further. Adapting to new ways of boating. Offering, from 6 metres, a dayboat designed for all sea lovers, whether they're discovering the water for the first time or returning to it every summer with the people they love.

An accessible, functional and practical boat

A good boat is, first and foremost, a boat you can master from your very first outing, with complete confidence.

In its standard version, the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC prioritizes precision and robustness, with an accessible price point designed to suit boat clubs, charter companies and sailing schools. Every feature has a purpose. Deck space is optimized for intuitive use: the fully open foredeck offers a large, free space for work or storage. The Cap Camarat signature comes through clearly: a full- width panoramic console, directly inspired by the Cap Camarat 9.0 CC launched in 2025, and a large storage cabin accessible from the bow. Aft, the bolster seats flip to create a generous lounge area.

Powered by a standard 115 hp engine and easy to handle, the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC makes boating accessible to all sea lovers, whatever their experience, whatever their budget.

The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC 6.0 CC is ready for every experience

The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC isn't limited to a single use. That's the essence of its ingenuity. Designed as a true activity platform, it transforms according to the mood and the people on board.

A range of comfort options lets the boat evolve towards an even richer boating experience: additional aft platforms for easier access to swimming, fixed lockers in the cockpit to create a real living area, and a WC in the forward cabin for day trips with complete peace of mind.

For those seeking thrills, a 150 hp engine completes the range. More power, more pleasure, the same love of the sea.

Designed to travel: Logistics made for Europe

The pleasure of boating knows no borders. Neither does the new Cap Camarat 6.0 CC.

Designed for the European market, this dayboat meets the most demanding logistical constraints. Its 2.34 m beam allows for transport in a 40-foot container. Its overall length of under 6 metres suits the specific requirements of the Spanish market. And its compact dimensions make trailer transport easier, wherever you are. A boat you can take anywhere. Simply.

A new CAP Camarat Signature: DNA preserved

With more than 35,000 boats sold worldwide over more than 40 years, Cap Camarat has become an essential reference for all powerboat lovers everywhere. A history built outing after outing, season after season.

The style evolves. The identity remains. The narrow, tapered bow hull preserves everything that has made the range's success: incomparable sea-keeping qualities, safe boating, and performance for moments of pure pleasure at sea.

With this new model, we've placed the brand at the heart of its development. A bold choice, visible at first glance: Jeanneau now appears on the hull, and "Cap Camarat" becomes a signature on the bow: clear, recognisable, proud of what it embodies.

Ingenious innovations. To fully live every moment

The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC doesn't simply evolve. It reinvents the experience on board.

The Aqua-top is the main innovation of this new model. A floating mat, mounted above the T-Top, discreet while under way. At anchor, it comes into its own: inflate and deployed on the water in seconds, it extends the lounging space and turns every stop into a moment of pure pleasure to share with loved ones.

For those looking to recapture the codes of the larger models, the Ambiance pack is an ingenious answer: a black lacquered 6-spoke steering wheel, a storage pouch, a glossy black panel, foam comfort padding on the backrests, and a modern floor. Directly inspired by the Cap Camarat 9.0 CC, this new boat offers an uncompromising boating experience.

The range's proven design is also enhanced with a new Light Blue hull colour: graphic, modern, resolutely distinctive. A bold choice, consistent with the model's stylistic repositioning.

Finally, the Baltic/Iceberg upholstery completes the range with a colourful, dynamic look, for a boat that's just as expressive at the dock as it is under way.

There's a generation that experiences the sea differently. But there are also those who have always lived it, and never grow tired of it.
The new Cap Camarat 6.0 CC marks a milestone in the history of a range that has never stopped evolving. Because an ingenious, accessible boat has no age. It has only one purpose: to bring people boating, to share, to live moments of pure pleasure on the water.

A new generation of Cap Camarat.
For every generation of sea lovers.
Same DNA. New energy.

The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC will be unveiled as a World Premiere at the Grand Pavois boat show in La Rochelle, France, from September 22 to 27, 2026.

Provisional Technical Specifications:

  • Overall length: 5.94 m / 19' 5"
  • Overall length with plateforms: 6.78 m / 22' 2"
  • Hull length: 5.74 m / 18' 9"
  • Overall beam: 2.32 m / 7' 7"
  • Fuel capacity: 136 L / 35.9 US gal
  • Hull Draft: 0.47 m / 1' 6"
  • Max engine power: 150 CV / 110 kw
  • Architects: Jeanneau Design /Sarrazin Design

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