Boats for saleMultiplast 82

Multiplast 82 – For sale

DESIGNER:
MULTIPLAST
TYPE:
Sail
Price Reduced
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
1402
DATE LISTED
2025-08-23 19:26:37
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
1996
BRAND
MULTIPLAST
MODEL
Multiplast 82
DESIGNER
Gilles Ollier/ Multiplast
PRICE
EUR
$
2595000
LOCATION
France
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
24.98
BEAM (M)
11.7
ACCOMMODATION
4 Guest + 2 Crew
HULL TYPE
monohull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Laurent Boudou
Mobile:
+64 21 424 789
Email:
laurent@36degrees.nz
SPECIAL NOTES
Price Reduced

The Multiplast 82 is one of the most significant grand prix offshore racing yachts of the 1990s — a 24.98-metre carbon monohull conceived by the legendary Gilles Ollier and built by Multiplast, France's foremost high-performance composite construction yard. Multiplast's reputation needs no introduction: they pioneered carbon fibre construction for offshore racing and their builds have competed at the highest levels of ocean racing worldwide. At 11.7 metres of beam, this yacht carries the wide, powerful sections that defined the era's push for speed in all conditions.

The hull form is purposeful and uncompromising — this is a machine built to cover ocean miles fast. Accommodation for four guests plus two crew makes her equally capable as a high-performance bluewater cruiser for those who refuse to sacrifice speed for comfort. Designed when offshore racing rules encouraged genuine performance innovation, the Multiplast 82 remains a striking and capable yacht more than two decades after her launch.

These Ollier-designed thoroughbreds rarely come to market, and with a price reduction now in place at EUR $2,595,000, this represents a serious opportunity to acquire a piece of offshore racing history. Currently located in France — ideally positioned for delivery to any European or Atlantic destination. Survey and inspection strongly encouraged.

Multiplast 82

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