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Axopar 22

In production 2021–present Designed by Jarkko Jamsen / Navia Design

The Axopar 22 is the smallest boat in the current range, a 7.2 m GRP outboard day boat on a twin-stepped 20-degree V hull, sold as the open Spyder and the T-Top. It has a 2.23 m beam, a 230-litre fuel tank and CE category C certification for seven people. From model year 2026 the maximum engine is 250 hp. It has no cabin or berths - a storage room sits forward, optionally replaced by a toilet.

The 22 brings Axopar's stepped-hull formula to its smallest hull, launched in 2020 and reaching the public at boot Dusseldorf in January 2021. It is a pure day boat: the manual's layout shows a forward storage room rather than a cabin, so there are no berths, and a toilet is an option in place of that storage.

Maximum power rose with model year 2026, from a single 200 hp to a single 250 hp (149 kW to 184 kW), with maximum engine weight rising from 261 to 313 kg. Fuel is 230 litres and fresh water 32.

Weights differ by top and by source: Axopar's spec cards give 1200 kg for the Spyder and 1250 for the T-Top excluding engine, while the owner's manual quotes 1100 kg for both on its own hull-weight basis. The Spyder figure is carried here. Air draft from the waterline is 1.5 m for the Spyder against 2.2 m for the T-Top.

Configurations

  • Spyder
  • T-Top

Specifications

Dimensions

Length
7.2 m
Beam
2.23 m
Draft
0.8 m

Capacities

Weight
1200 kg
Fuel capacity
230 L
Water capacity
32 L

Power

Max power
250 hp
Propulsion
Outboard

Construction

Hull material
GRP (fibreglass)

Rating

CE design category
C

Reviews

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Sources

  1. 1. Axopar 22 - axopar.com — Axopar Boats
  2. 2. Axopar 22 Spyder/T-Top Owner's Manual MY2026 — Axopar Boats

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Specifications compiled from manufacturer sources.