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The new SARGO 32 combines increased space with single-engine performance

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SARGO Boats introduces the new SARGO 32, an all-season boat with more space and standard equipment, a refined hull design, and optimised weight. Building on the qualities owners appreciate in the SARGO 31, the new model is designed to perform confidently with a single engine.

More space where it matters

The SARGO 32 builds on the design language of the award-winning SARGO 45, adapting its distinctive features to this size class. It is longer than the SARGO 31 but no heavier. Although only one foot longer overall, the straighter bow and stern extend the waterline significantly, optimising the boat’s running attitude.

“Vacuum infusion gives us precise control over the amount of resin in the hull and deck laminates, helping us keep the weight down. Together with the hull design and added interceptors, this supports the balanced, predictable handling SARGO owners expect across different speeds and sea conditions,” says Thomas Sarin, Head of Product Development at SARGO Boats.

The added length also creates practical outdoor areas both fore and aft, as well as considerably more space below deck, including room for a separate shower.

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Confident performance with one or two engines

The SARGO 32 is designed to deliver confident performance with a single engine, while a twin-engine installation remains available for owners who prefer a more powerful configuration.

Choosing a single engine means a lower initial investment and potentially lower servicing costs and fuel consumption. It gives owners the space and practicality of a larger all-season boat without requiring a twin-engine installation.

“Moving up in comfort doesn’t have to mean moving up in weight, engine power and ownership costs. With the SARGO 32, we wanted to offer more of what owners use and appreciate every day, while staying true to SARGO’s focus on practical, purposeful design,” says Matti Laurila, CEO of SARGO Boats.

Open-air enjoyment with all-season practicality

A large opening sunroof and wide side doors come as standard, bringing light and fresh air into the wheelhouse. When the weather changes, the enclosed wheelhouse provides the shelter and comfort expected from a true all-season boat. The SARGO 32 therefore combines an open-air experience on calm days with practical protection throughout the boating season.

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Word premiere

The SARGO 32 will make its official premiere at boot Düsseldorf in Germany from January 23 to 31, 2027. We look forward to inviting visitors aboard to experience how the added space and expanded standard equipment come together in this new, exciting model.
Key features at a glance

• Large opening sunroof
• Wide side doors
• Side gate for easier boarding
• Interceptors as standard
• Separate shower for greater comfort onboard
• Spacious outdoor areas fore and aft
• Space for two large helm displays

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