Horizon Power Catamarans The Powercat Company was founded in 2009, when CEO Richard Ford forged a relationship with the renowned Horizon Yacht shipyard in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, to build a series of power catamarans of the highest caliber. Over the last 15 years, 60 Horizon Power Catamarans have been built and sold, and the range has … Continue reading
A 2025 PC68 will make her show debut alongside a brand new PC60 at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Horizon Power Catamarans will showcase two of its PC models during the 65th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, scheduled for October 30 – November 3, 2024. A brand new PC60 featuring an on-deck master … Continue reading
A new PC60 is now in build for first-time powercat owners We are proud to have achieved a significant milestone in our 15-year history with the sale of the 60th power catamaran — a brand new PC60, now in build for first-time powercat owners. Since our founding in 2009, when company CEO Richard Ford forged … Continue reading
The stars have aligned and The Powercat Company is pleased to announce that not one, but five Horizon PowerCats are now available on the brokerage market. The yachts include the PC52 Magic, PC60 Homarus, PC60 Seament, the PC65 Cellfish and the PC65 Castina. “This is a fantastic opportunity for a buyer looking to acquire a … Continue reading
Horizon Powercats implements an inventive power management package. Richard Ford, founder and CEO of The Powercat Company focusing on the Horizon Power Catamaran line, was proud to tell guests aboard the PC60 and PC68 yachts at the 2024 Palm Beach International Boat Show about the company’s new lifestyle concept: Silent Living. It didn’t have anything … Continue reading
Horizon Power Catamarans has launched a new PC52, the entry-level yacht in its fleet. A three-stateroom, two-head cruiser, the 52 is designed for comfortable living even on extended cruises. With twin 550-hp Cummins diesels, the Horizon PC52 has a top speed of 22 knots, and a range of more than 1,000 nm at 8.4 knots. … Continue reading
