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Grand Banks Presents the Grand Banks 54 EU Edition at boot Düsseldorf 2026

December 9, 2025

Grand Banks will present a custom-built Grand Banks 54 European Edition at boot Düsseldorf 2026, offering visitors an opportunity to experience one of the most admired yachts in the long-range cruising category. Developed jointly by the shipyard and the GB EU Team, this model is designed specifically for Mediterranean and Northern European waters. The showcase comes as Grand Banks prepares to celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2026, marking seven decades of craftsmanship, innovation, and iconic design.

Shaped by the Journeys Owners Want to Take
Every Grand Banks is built on its owner’s vision and reflects the brand’s approach to creating yachts that are as beautiful as they are capable. The GB54 on display features a contemporary European interior, with bright teak-lined spaces, expansive windows, and natural light that creates a refined atmosphere. The main deck saloon includes a lounge, dining area, and interior helm station seamlessly connected to a fully equipped EU-style galley. Electrical blinds, full air conditioning, and central heating ensure optimal living conditions throughout the year.

Below deck, the yacht offers a refined three-cabin layout, including a full-beam master stateroom with en-suite bathroom, a forward VIP cabin, and a twin guest cabin with a second head. The layout emphasizes comfort during extended cruising, allowing owners to enjoy weeks, or entire seasons, on board.

Outdoor livability is equally central to the design. The cockpit features a back-facing sofa ideal for relaxation, while double transom doors provide effortless access to the expanded bathing platform. Mediterranean cruising is further enhanced by the inclusion of a passerelle and cockpit capstans, simplifying stern-to mooring.
 
Cruising Faster, Farther, and More Efficiently
The GB54 combines elegance with efficiency. Its blue steel–painted V-Warp® hull delivers exceptional speed, stability, and up to 60% lower fuel consumption than comparable yachts. Twin Volvo D13 900 hp engines on shafts, supported by bow and stern thrusters, allow comfortable cruising at 20 knots, while Humphree stabilizers, interceptors, watermaker, and solar panels provide autonomy and reliability for long-range passages — from Mediterranean waters to northern seas.
 
Crafted with an Uncompromising Eye for Detail
Renowned Grand Banks joinery remains a hallmark. Hand-selected teak, precision-fit interiors, and flawless glasswork reflect decades of yachtbuilding expertise. Carbon-fiber structural components enhance rigidity while reducing weight, and exterior faux teak finishes on the transom and toe rail provide timeless elegance with low maintenance, ideal for frequent cruising.
 
“As we approach Grand Banks’ 70th anniversary, we’re proud to showcase a yacht that reflects everything our owners value — beauty, comfort, efficiency, and the freedom to travel farther with confidence,” said Mark Richards, CEO of Grand Banks Yachts. “The GB54 is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and thoughtful design that define Grand Banks, and we’re thrilled to share this special European Edition with visitors in Düsseldorf.”
 
 
For more information on Grand Banks Yachts click here. https://www.grandbanks.com.

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