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Axopar 29

In production 2024–present Designed by Jarkko Jamsen / Navia Design

The Axopar 29 is the successor to the 28, a 9.31 m GRP outboard day boat announced at Cannes in September 2023 and premiered at boot Dusseldorf in January 2024. It has a 3.0 m beam, a 400-litre fuel tank and a cabin with two berths and an optional toilet. It is CE category B and C, taking a single engine to 400 hp or twins to 500 hp total from model year 2026.

The 29 replaced the 28 on a new hull that is barely longer on a like-for-like basis - 9.31 m against the 28's 9.2 - but noticeably beamier at 3.0 m, which is what Axopar meant in describing it as bigger while weighing almost the same. Fuel rises sharply to 400 litres, and the CCX variant carries 600.

Engine ratings need care. The owner's manual plates a maximum recommended single engine of 400 hp (298 kW), and from model year 2026 adds a twin option of 2 x 250 hp; the website's '300-500 hp' is total installed power with twins, not a single-engine figure. The 500 hp loaded here is that maximum total.

Draft is 0.93 m to the props per the manual, against 1.05 m on the current website; the manual is preferred. Weight is Axopar's 2800 kg excluding engine with average options, where the manual's ISO hull weight is 2467 kg - different bases rather than a contradiction.

Configurations

  • Sun Top
  • CCX (600 l fuel). Aft cabin optional, adding 2 berths

Specifications

Dimensions

Length
9.31 m
Beam
3 m
Draft
0.93 m

Capacities

Weight
2800 kg
Fuel capacity
400 L
Water capacity
42 L
Berths
2
Cabins
1
Heads
1

Power

Max power
500 hp
Propulsion
Outboard

Construction

Hull material
GRP (fibreglass)

Rating

CE design category
B - Offshore / C - Coastal

Reviews

No independent reviews on file yet.

Sources

  1. 1. Axopar 29 - axopar.com — Axopar Boats
  2. 2. Axopar 29 Owner's Manual MY2024-2026 — Axopar Boats

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Specifications compiled from manufacturer sources.