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The all-new HH52 is a further developed version of our award-winning HH50, designed specifically with electric propulsion in mind. With a completely new saloon roof with over 4,600 watts of custom-built solar panels, an updated deck plan, revised interior layout and larger sail area, this yacht offers the latest design insights and enhanced performance for mid-size luxury cruising catamarans.
Designed to handle the high demands of ocean sailing, the HH52 meets and exceeds ISO CE Class A requirements. The HH52-OC is approximately 50% E-glass and 50% carbon fibre with epoxy foam core sandwich laminate throughout. The SC model consists entirely of carbon sandwich (even the furniture). No matter which model you choose, the HH52 is a rigid, robust and lightweight platform ready to tackle the race track or take you around the world in style and with speed, comfort and safety.
The second HH yard was recently openend. This is where the first HH52’s will be launched in 2024. At the moment, you will only see so-called renderings on this website, but they will be replaced with the real picures as soon as the first 52’s are splashed! Drop me an email and I will send them to you directly.
The primary goal in designing the HH52 was to create a vessel that is both safe and comfortable. However, achieving high speed was also a crucial objective, as speed enhances both safety and the enjoyment of sailing. The HH52 offers two configurations to suit different sailing preferences.
First, there is the option of fixed keels, which provides a reliable and straightforward setup. Alternatively, for those seeking maximum performance, the HH52 SC variant features daggerboards and is constructed entirely from carbon fiber. This 100% carbon build significantly reduces weight and increases stiffness, greatly enhancing performance.
Even in the HH52 OC model with fixed keels, carbon fiber is extensively used in critical areas such as frames, stringers, and bulkheads to ensure strength and durability. As a testament to HH’s expertise in carbon construction, the interior furniture of the 52 SC is also crafted from carbon fiber. Although these advanced materials are not visible from the exterior, they contribute significantly to the vessel’s weight efficiency and structural rigidity, resulting in a superior sailing experience.
With helm stations located aft, all sailing and steering operations benefit from clear visibility of the sails. Additionally, the helm can be swung inboard for protection from the elements. This aft helm version also features a larger interior salon, offering an unparalleled level of comfort and refinement not found in any other performance cruising catamaran of this size.
The forward helm station and pit provide a central, protected location for operating all sail controls, making it ideal for easy, single-handed sailing. Optional aft tiller chairs with push-button sail controls add the thrill of sailing usually reserved for performance mono-hulls.
Despite the many advantages of the forward cockpit, the main disadvantages are the space it takes from the salon, and the lack of steering aft. That last one has been turned into an advantage: with tillers aft, the boat can be controlled from the coolest position on the boat.
For those looking for more conventional setup, the HH52 can also be fitted out with classical helms aft. They swing in and out, to protect you from weather and UV light.
The majority of sailing yachts are built in polyester, which is applied by hand. Due to the human factor, the quality is therefore inconsistent. Moreover, the fibres are over-soaked with polyester, making it heavier – not stronger. HH has decades of experience in injecting fibers not with polyester, but with epoxy (so-called vacuum injection). This guarantees a consistent laminate and perfect weight control. An example is the crossbeam with striker and longeron, which HH builds in one piece. Our cats are stiff and light, and therefore fast. And speed is -next to fun- an important aspect of safety.
And those who build light have more margin for comfort. The quality of equipment and finishing is identical to that of our flagship, the HH66. Special attention to detail makes this cat safe and fast, without frills. The air conditioning can simply run on the batteries at night. Indeed, the battery bank could run the A/C in the master cabin for three days without recharging. But as soon as daylight returns, the solar panels -4600 watts- start refilling the battery bank of more than 43 Kwh.
C-vormige zwaarden zorgen voor verticale lift en indrukwekkende zeilprestaties aan de wind en bij licht weer, waardoor de HH44 naast comfortabel en veilig zeilen ook records verbreekt in wedstrijdzeilen.
The HH52 has been designed to work with our optional parallel diesel/electric hybrid, a large solar array on the cabin top and hydro-regeneration while sailing.
Our EcoDrive provides all the benefits of an electric boat: silent fume free motoring, instant torque for maneuvering, and hydro-regeneration while sailing; while also providing the reliability of trusty diesel engines as a back up.
For the technology shy, traditional standalone diesel engines with shaft drives are also offered.
Of course, you choose the styling of your interior!
To get you started, our stylists have created 5 examples.
Download some examples here
Following are the Principal dimensions for the HH52 Configuration – OC ‘Ocean Cruising Aft Helm’
Length Overall 17.05 m
Length Hull 15.8 m
Length Waterline 15.11 m
Beam Overall 7.44 m
Hull Beam 1.64 m
Draft (Board Up) NA NA
Draft (Board Dn) 1.56 m
Air Draft 23.29 m
Mast Tube Length 20 m
Lightship Displacement 11810 kg
Max Load Displacement 16000 kg
Main Sail (not included) 86.02 m2
Overlapping Solent (not included) 54.58 m2
Self-tacking Staysail (not included) 37.5 m2
Fractional Reacher (not included) 102.63 m2
Fractional top down Furling Gennaker (not included) 126.14 m2
Mast head Gennaker (not included) 161 m2
Storm Jib (not included) 15 m2
Engines 2x BETA 38hp
Batteries LiFePO4, 304Ah @48v
Solar Power (not included with OC models) 4250 watts (approx. Final TBC)
Speed under Engine 8.5 knots
Cruising Range at 7 knots 510 nm
Naval Architecture Morrelli Melvin
Exterior Styling HH Catamarans & Morrelli Melvin
Interior Design HH Catamarans
Performance Analysis Morrelli Melvin
Classification CE Category A, Module B
Following are the Principal dimensions for the HH52 Configuration – SC ‘Sports Cruising Aft Helm’
Length Overall 17.05 m
Length Hull 15.8 m
Length Waterline 15.11 m
Beam Overall 7.44 m
Hull Beam 1.64 m
Draft (Board Up) 1.65 m
Draft (Board Dn) 3.54 m
Air Draft 24.29 m
Mast Tube Length 21 m
Lightship Displacement 11110 kg
Max Load Displacement 16000 kg
Main Sail (not included) 98.377 m2
Overlapping Solent (not included) 63.46 m2
Self-tacking Staysail (not included) 39.82 m2
Fractional Reacher (not included) 110.96 m2
Fractional top down Furling Gennaker (not included) 136.87 m2
Mast head Gennaker (not included) 161 m2
Storm Jib (not included) 15 m2
Engines 2x BETA 38hp
Batteries LiFePO4, 304Ah @48v
Solar Power (not included with OC models) 4250 watts (approx. Final TBC)
Speed under Engine 9 knots
Cruising Range at 7 knots 540 nm
Naval Architecture Morrelli Melvin
Exterior Styling HH Catamarans & Morrelli Melvin
Interior Design HH Catamarans
Performance Analysis Morrelli Melvin
Classification CE Category A, Module B
Following are the Principal dimensions for the HH52 Configuration – SCF ‘Sports Cruising Forward Helm’
Length Overall 17.05 m
Length Hull 15.8 m
Length Waterline 15.11 m
Beam Overall 7.44 m
Hull Beam 1.64 m
Draft (Board Up) 1.65 m
Draft (Board Dn) 3.54 m
Air Draft 24.29 m
Mast Tube Length 21 m
Lightship Displacement 11410 kg
Max Load Displacement 16000 kg
Main Sail (not included) 98.377 m2
Overlapping Solent (not included) 63.46 m2
Self-tacking Staysail (not included) 39.82 m2
Fractional Reacher (not included) 110.96 m2
Fractional top down Furling Gennaker (not included) 136.87 m2
Mast head Gennaker (not included) 161 m2
Storm Jib (not included) 15 m2
Engines 2x BETA 38hp
Batteries LiFePO4, 304Ah @48v
Solar Power (not included with OC models) 4250 watts (approx. Final TBC)
Speed under Engine 9 knots
Cruising Range at 7 knots 540 nm
Naval Architecture Morrelli Melvin
Exterior Styling HH Catamarans & Morrelli Melvin
Interior Design HH Catamarans
Performance Analysis Morrelli Melvin
Classification CE Category A, Module B
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