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Nuova Jolly NJ 700 XL

The Nuova Jolly NJ 700 XL is a RIB with a 6.98 m length overall and a 3.24 m beam.

The essentials: this model against its direct rivals

Where it offers more than its rivals

  • The widest for its length3.24 mmore volume and deck space, but more windagerivals: 2.54 to 2.83 m
  • The heaviest of its group1,100 kgweight, often a sign of a better ride in choprivals: 820 to 957 kg

Key figures

Propulsion
Outboard
Length overall
6.98 m
Hull length
6.98 m
Beam
3.24 m
Max power
250 hp
Number of engines
1
CE category
C
Persons
14
Dry weight
1,100 kg
Fuel
300 L
Water tank
60 L
Shaft
XL
Model year
2025

Head to head with its direct rivals

Side-by-side figures for the NJ 700 XL against Highfield Boats Patrol 700 · Bombard Explorer 700 · Zodiac Nautic Medline 6.8, at comparable boat type and size.

CharacteristicNJ 700 XLHighfield Boats Patrol 700Bombard Explorer 700Zodiac Nautic Medline 6.8
Length overall m6.986.996.96.88
Beam m3.242.832.542.54
Max power hp250250250250
Dry weight kg1,100957820950
Fuel L300285200200
Deadrise °n/a262424

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Technical specifications

Tube diameter60/42 cm
Airtight chambers5
Tube fabricNéoprène-Hypalon, 1670 décitex minimum
Hull typeCarène Hi-Power à V profonde
Inside length6.4 m
Inside width1.9 m
Cabins0

Usage programmes

Family / cruisingTow sports (ski, wakeboard, tube)

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