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Rayglass ‘R Edition’ Protector Range

Rayglass Boats has unveiled the all-new Protector R Edition range, a bold evolution of its iconic high-performance RIBs. These exclusive models are engineered to deliver next-level performance, styling, and innovation.

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Leading the lineup is the 330 Targa R Edition, the first vessel in New Zealand to be powered by Mercury Racing’s new 400R V10 outboard engines. With a top speed exceeding 60 knots, this 10-metre boat is one of the fastest production cabin RIBs in the country.

The R Edition retains the legendary Protector hull while adding premium upgrades including custom R badging, exclusive graphics, diamond-stitched upholstery, and cutting-edge marine technology. Equipped with Mercury electric steering, joystick piloting with integrated autopilot, skyhook, and a bow thruster, these vessels offer unmatched handling and control.


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