The Privilege 615 is an 18.50 m cruising catamaran designed by Marc Lombard for Alliaura Marine, with a flybridge helm, twin shaft-drive diesels and a four-cabin layout. This page collects the figures an owner or a prospective buyer usually goes hunting through the owner's manual for: principal dimensions, tank and battery capacities, the sail plan, and how the main systems are arranged.
| Length overall | 18.50 m | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Hull length, waterline | 17.35 m | Specification |
| Beam | 9.25 m | Specification |
| Draft | 1.78 m | Specification |
| Air draft, maximum | 29.50 m | Specification |
| Bowsprit length | 1.85 m | Specification |
| Displacement, light | 24,150 kg | Specification |
| Maximum persons, CE category A | 13 | Specification |
| CE maximum engine power | 250 kW | Specification |
| Cabins | 4 | Accommodation |
| Classification society | Bureau Veritas | Specification |
| Designer | Marc Lombard | Specification |
| Fuel, total | 1,500 L (2 × 750 L) | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh water, total | 1,300 L | Specification |
| Black water, total | 300 L | Plumbing |
| House battery bank | 720 Ah at 24 V, gel | Electrical |
| Engine start banks | 2 × 12 V, gel | Electrical |
Every published figure for the model in one table, including the CE plate data.
Sail areas and dimensions, standing rigging wire sizes, and what each of the sixteen cockpit lines does.
Propulsion, steering, generator and shore power, water and bilge systems, fire protection.
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The figures on this page are specifications for the Privilege 615 as a model, read from the builder's owner's manual. They are published here as reference data; no part of the manual itself is reproduced, and nothing here describes any individual vessel. Specifications vary between build years and between individual boats, and equipment is often changed during a boat's life — check your own documentation and the builder's before relying on any figure for work on a vessel.