Saxdor 400 GTO

Saxdor unveiled the 400 GTO at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September 2023 as its new flagship and first boat of the 400 series; the enclosed 400 GTC and the 400 GTS followed.

The vacuum-infused GRP hull has two steps and a 21-degree deadrise and is designed for twin outboards. A full-beam wheelhouse roof covers the helm while leaving the sides open, with weather enclosures available, and side terraces fold down to widen the deck at anchor. The deck has a U-shaped bow seating area, a group of four seats amidships and a stern sofa that pulls out into a sunbed, a glass transom, a cockpit fridge and a grill. Below, there is a forward berth and a head with shower and electric toilet, and an optional aft cabin reached through a hidden hatch. The owner's manual gives a light-craft mass of 7,709 kg, a 1,000-litre fuel tank and a draft of 0.96 m to the engine skeg, and certifies the boat in CE category B for twelve people.

In 2024 Boating listed twin Mercury Verado options of 300, 350 or 400 hp, up to 800 hp; the yard now quotes its base price with twin 350 hp V10s, and its 2026 price list adds twin 425 hp V10s for an 850 hp maximum. Boating's test boat with twin 400 hp V10s reached 52.1 mph (about 45 knots).

With the 400 GTC, the 400 GTO was named Motorboat of the Show at the Helsinki boat show in 2024.