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EVOLUTION 32

EVOLUTION 32

Evolution Yachts UK Ltd· Design: Julian Everitt
from 20005 built
$1.6K – $4.2K est. annual maintenance
Racer/CruisermonoFractional SloopVariable

Specifications

Hull

LOA33.37 ft
LWL28.48 ft
Beam11.02 ft
Draft6.56 ft/ 1.64 ft min
Displacement10,582 lb
Ballast4,849.7 lb
Hull speed1.34·√LWL7.2 kn

Rig & Sails

Iforetriangle height41.34 ft
Jforetriangle base14.44 ft
Pmainsail luff41.01 ft
Emainsail foot14.11 ft
FLforestay14.4 ft
Mainsail610.9 sq ft
Jib (100%)298.5 sq ft
Spinnaker507.4 sq ft

About the EVOLUTION 32

"Twin asymmetric retracting bilge boards and twin rudders make this a fast and versatile cruiser racer with a large volume interior, great windward performance and high stability."

Sailpages Buyer's Take

The Evolution 32 is a rare fractional sloop designed by Julian Everitt and built by Evolution Yachts UK Ltd, with only 5 hulls constructed in 2000. Its limited production run and specific build year make it a unique, low-volume vessel in the modern cruising market.

Best for:
This boat suits experienced coastal cruisers or short-range offshore sailors who value a lightweight, responsive fractional sloop with a moderate comfort ratio of 22.35. Its relatively low displacement of 10582.0 lb and SA/D ratio of 19.59 indicate it is best suited for those prioritizing sailing performance over heavy-weather stability.
Bluewater capability:
With a capsize ratio of 2.01 and a displacement of 10582.0 lb, the Evolution 32 is designed for coastal and nearshore cruising rather than serious bluewater passagemaking. Its lightweight construction and narrow beam relative to its length suggest it is not optimized for heavy offshore conditions.
Comparables:
Comparable boats include other early 2000s fractional sloop designs with similar beam-to-length ratios and displacement, such as the Beneteau First 32 or O'Day 322, though the Evolution 32 is significantly rarer. Its fractional rig and variable keel options place it in the same performance-cruising category as the J/32 or Hunter 320.

Performance

Comfort22.4
Capsize2.01
SA/Disp19.6
Disp/Len205
Bal/Disp45.8

Pricing

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Estimated Cost of Ownership

Based on 33.37ft LOA. Actual costs vary by condition, usage, and local rates.

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Annual Maintenance
$1.6K – $4.2K
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Known Issues & Pre-Purchase Inspection

We don't have enough data on the EVOLUTION 32yet to publish model-specific findings we'd stand behind — but here's a free general inspection checklist, built from our research into what actually goes wrong on boats of this kind.

Drawn from 7,029 documented issues across 2,391 models, ordered so the areas that most often turn up problems come first.

1Structural & Bulkheads9732Standing Rigging6403Deck & Topsides6404Keel & Keel Bolts5535Rudder & Steering5086Hull & Bottom377
Free general pre-purchase checklist
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