Marex 330 Scandinavia

The first 330 Scandinavia, listed by Marex as the 330 Millenium Scandinavia of 2000, was an all-weather boat with a two-part sliding roof; Finnish Vene tested it in 2004, when Traficom's table records it at 10.26 x 3.31 m and 5.2 t. It was followed by the 350 Scandinavia in 2006. The current boat, drawn by Marex with Nikl Design as a smaller sister to the 375, premiered at Cannes in September 2021 and reached the Norwegian market in spring 2022; Båtmagasinet noted that apart from the name it has little in common with its predecessor.

The planing hull comes with a short or long swim platform. A sliding door joins cockpit and saloon, a pilot door at the helm opens to the starboard side deck, and the saloon roof opens. The dinette seat flips over to become a co-pilot bench, and the roof can take up to 900 W of solar panels. Below are two double cabins (forward 1.40 x 2.10 m, midships 1.60 x 2.00 m) and one head with a separate shower; the dinette converts to further berths.

Engines are a single Volvo Penta D6-380 or D6-440 on a DPI sterndrive, a single D6-480 on a V-drive shaft, or twin Mercury Diesel 3.0L 270 with Bravo Three drives and Axius joystick; twin Volvo Penta D3-220 was listed in 2022. Motor Boat & Yachting recorded 36.5 knots with the twin Mercury installation, Båtmagasinet tested a D6-440 DPI boat, and Boating New Zealand measured about 30 knots with the single D6-480 shaft. The model won Best of Boats 2021 (Best for Family), European Powerboat of the Year 2022 and Motor Boat of the Year 2023.