EXCESS 13

About the EXCESS 13

Displacement above is lightship. Upwind sail area PULSE LINE*: 124 m² / 1,334 ft² *PULSE LINE includes a taller mast and square top main with other options. Optional second 300L / 79 gal water tank Jean-Marc Piaton, Interior Designer

The Excess 13 is a modern catamaran designed by Marc Lombard Design Group/Eric Levet and built by Excess Catamarans (FRA), with production years listed as 2025. As a brand-new model, the specific hulls built count is currently unknown, but the design emphasizes performance and comfort with a displacement of 23369.0 lb and a beam of 23.79 ft.

Best for:

This vessel suits performance-oriented coastal cruisers and bluewater adventurers who prioritize speed and modern amenities, evidenced by the high frequency of solar panel (214) and watermaker (23) installations. It is well-suited for owners willing to invest in comprehensive electronics upgrades, with Garmin (9) and Raymarine (6) being the most common choices.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 3.33 and a displacement of 23369.0 lb, the Excess 13 demonstrates strong offshore stability, further supported by the prevalence of bluewater-specific upgrades like watermakers (23) and wind generators (7) in the owner community.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include other modern performance catamarans from the same era, such as the Lagoon 42 or Fountaine Pajot Elba 45, which share similar fractional sloop rigs and twin-hull configurations. These models are comparable due to their focus on light displacement, wide beams, and extensive owner-driven electronics and solar integrations.