Solace Boats has unveiled its latest 345 model. This center console is anticipated to launch in June.
Solace Boats has announced a new 345 center console boat featuring a distinctive transom and a hydraulically extending swim platform.
The 345 marks the inaugural model for Solace Boats, with availability set to begin in June. Pricing details have yet to be disclosed.
Solace describes the 345 as a “family-friendly, fishing and diving vessel” that merges luxury with adventure. Its V-bottom design differentiates it from other center-console boats, with the cockpit positioned between twin outboard engines. The 5-foot flush access is complemented by a dive door and a hydraulically extending swim platform.
Seating arrangements on both sides feature two folding benches for two people and a three-person retractable bench that extends from the workstation.
“In our mission to exceed customer expectations, we have developed a product that deviates from tradition and delivers the ultimate experience on the water,” said Stephen Dougherty, who founded Solace Boats alongside his wife Sarah. “The 345 excels in areas that matter and is robust in every way. It will transform the boating experience as we know it.”
The 345 will be manufactured at Dougherty’s 200,000 square-foot facility in Edgewater, Florida. Dougherty mentioned that the company is currently establishing a dealer network.
For more information, visit solaceboats.com.