GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle – A Catamaran That Transports Your Car Across High Seas

Trying to cross the ocean with your Bugatti? No problem. GreenJoy Studio has made an attempt to design a concept catamaran specifically designed to transport exotic cars across high seas. Named as Falcon Shuttle, this catamaran will be built by Falcon Tenders in Southampton, U.K., it’s a company that specializes in producing bespoke limousines and tenders, you can be sure that this catamaran would be finished to meet a high standard.

The goal of this project was to enter tender market with an out-of-the-box catamaran that is capable to meet most demanding clients in the yachting industry. The final design looks like a crossing between a support vessel, a floating garage, and a tender. This promises seafarers a safer and exciting way to transport their luxury vehicles.

GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle - Catamaran to Transport Your Bugatti

GreenJoy Studio explains that it’s uncommon for a catamaran serves as shadow vessels to a larger superyacht. Even though at the moment the company didn’t share much details, but it looks like this vessel is stable enough to accommodate a car, so it should at least 20 feet or more. Just in case you’re interested, Falcon Shuttle will be presented at the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show which takes place in Port Hercules from September 25 to 28.

GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle - Catamaran to Transport Your Bugatti

GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle - Catamaran to Transport Your Bugatti

GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle - Catamaran to Transport Your Bugatti

GreenJoy Studio Presents Falcon Shuttle - Catamaran to Transport Your Bugatti



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