Anytec 750 SPD
The Anytec 750 SPD is an 8.1 m welded aluminium twin-console open motorboat and one of the yard's longest-running models, introduced in 2005. It takes a single outboard to 300 hp, carries 230 litres of fuel and is CE category C certified for six people, with a quoted 30 to 50 knot speed range. It was withdrawn in 2017 and relaunched in November 2020 as the 750 SPD Classic.
The 750 SPD was Anytec's first double-console model and established the SPD layout that now runs through the range. It is welded from bow to stern with no rivets, in aluminium with the M400 nano surface treatment, on a 20/55-degree variable deadrise hull. It was also the model that made the yard's commercial breakthrough.
Official figures have shifted between manual revisions: the 2021 manual gives a maximum length of 8.08 m and a 0.96 m drive-down draft, the 2023 manual 8.16 m including fenders and 1.00 m. Empty craft mass is stable at 1208 kg across both, though anytec.se and dealers quote higher without-engine figures of 1309 to 1398 kg; those are not reconciled and the manual value is the one recorded here.
Anytec positions the boat as a leisure craft built to commercial specification and markets it for year-round Nordic use. Standard fit on current boats includes Simrad navigation and Zipwake trim, with a Webasto diesel heater optional. As an open boat it has no berths, toilet or freshwater tank.
Configurations
750 SPD Classic
Specifications
Dimensions
- Length
- 8.16 m
- Beam
- 2.32 m
- Draft
- 1 m
Capacities
- Weight
- 1208 kg
- Fuel capacity
- 230 L
Power
- Max power
- 300 hp
- Propulsion
- Outboard
Construction
- Hull material
- Aluminium
Rating
- CE design category
- C
Reviews
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Sources
- 1. Anytec 750 SPD Owner's Manual (English, 2023) — Anytec Sweden AB
- 2. Anytec 750 SPD - anytec.se — Anytec Sweden AB
- 3. Anytec 750 SPD Classic - Skippo — Skippo
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Specifications compiled from manufacturer sources.