LUXURY yacht builder Sunseeker has revealed an exclusive CGI video of its new Manhattan 66 ahead of her world premiere at the 2017 London Boat Show.

The motor yacht, the latest in the Poole firm's fleet, costs £1.47m for the standard model and has been designed with a new deep V hull and newly-configured flybridge giving panoramic views.

Sunseeker International sales director Sean Robertson said: "The new CGI video gives a taster of how truly special the all new Manhattan 66 is, and we're really looking forward to launching it at the London Boat Show.

"The new yacht is already generating substantial interest and sales, even before its official world debut."

Mr Robertson says the London Boat Show is a real highlight of the international boating calendar and a great opportunity for British brands to showcase the very best of what they have to offer to the world.

He added: "Following the success of the Manhattan 52 launch in the summer, which was the first in a series of new Manhattan models, it underlines our ability to keep giving our customers the best in class across every segment we operate in."

Powered by twin MAN 1,000hp/1,200hp engines, the Manhattan 66 can cruise comfortably at 25 knots or achieve 34 knots at full throttle.

The yacht has an open-plan layout, bow seating and sunbathing area, extensive seating throughout, a well-equipped wet-bar, wide bathing platform - capable of launching a jet RIB - optional barbecue and overhead rain shower.

It also boasts a twin berth crew cabin, two large twin cabins, a forward VIP suite and master cabin with private stairway access from the saloon.

A company spokesman said: "Building on the success of the Manhattan 52, Sunseeker's latest luxury motor yacht underlines its intentions to lead this critical segment of the market, and the company's commitment to producing an unrivalled portfolio of luxury performance motor yachts from 50-155 feet.

"The innovative new model is designed to maximise entertainment options with exceptional panoramic hull and saloon windows providing light-drenched living spaces throughout."