Heesen 57 M Evita

Heesen 57 M Evita aluminium

Heesen 57 M Evita’s design aluminium of the new is crafted by the award-winning London-based studio Harrison Eidsgaard. The style is elegant and refined evoking a sense of timeless sophistication. It has been thoughtfully conceived to invite the new owner’s vision into the project. A light, rich and warm colour palette provides the ideal backdrop for personal expression and allowing owners to tailor the interior to their lifestyle and tastes. The selection of eco-friendly materials such as performance leather and engineered wood, ensures that the design reflects the latest trends in yacht design while minimizing environmental impact.

Heesen 57 M Evita is the second yacht in our acclaimed 57m series and the largest vessel ever built on spec by our shipyard. Available for delivery in Q3 2027, this extraordinary yacht is designed to impress. With a shallow draft perfect for exploring the Bahamas and an efficient Fast Displacement aluminium hull. The top speed is of 22 knots. the Heesen 57 built in aluminium seamlessly combines performance and luxury.

Her exterior, designed by Omega Architects, is an instant standout with its distinctive scallop-shaped transom, ensuring she commands attention in any marina. The main deck aft is home to a stunning infinity pool. The interiors—crafted by Harrison Eidsgaard—epitomise precision and elegance. The new superyacht is built to the highest Dutch standards by Heesen Yachts Interiors.

First impressions of the Project Heesen 57 M Evita aluminium are nothing short of breathtaking. Omega Architects have drawn sleek and sophisticated exterior lines that exude timeless elegance. A standout feature is the negative windows on the bridge, which not only enhance her commanding presence but also improve nighttime visibility by reducing reflections. Currently under construction at the Heesen shipyard in Oss, her Lightweight aluminium hull represents the pinnacle of engineering excellence and efficience. This is  a true hallmark of Heesen craftsmanship.