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Monterey Elite 30 Adds European Flair at FLIBS Launch


 2025 Monterey Elite 30
The all-new 2025 Monterey Elite 30

Monterey Boats added a noticeably European flair to their latest 2025 launch -- the all-new Elite 30 OB.


The boat's most standout feature is undoubtedly the vertical bow, a growing trend among European builders that's gaining traction in North America for its offshore aesthetic and capability.


The new model will carry an LOA of 32'6" with engines (9.9 m) with a 9'8" beam (3.0 m). She will have a 200 US gal fuel tank (757 liters), a bridge clearance of 8'9" (2.7m), and a dry weight of 8600 lbs (3900 kg).


The longstanding Florida brand is firmly planted in the boutique dayboating market, and the Elite 30 will look to gain on their growing momentum. The company has been based in Williston, Florida since 1985.



The company is using 2025 to not only launch their new Elite series, but it will also coincide it with a brand overhaul including a new logo and design features.


"We are incredibly proud to celebrate our 40th anniversary with the introduction of a new logo and the Elite Series," said Charles Marshall, Co-Chairman of Monterey Boats, in a press release. "These new developments symbolize our journey over the past four decades and our unwavering commitment to providing our customers with the best boating experience possible. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our dealer partners, dedicated staff, and loyal customers for their support in making this milestone possible."

The award-winning Elite 30 also represents an achievement in the company's push for new innovations, design features, and craftsmanship. The Elite 30 is part of the company's Elite Experience line, a series that combines luxury with top-tier functionality to provide an exceptional boating experience.


“This model represents the pinnacle of our design and engineering capabilities, and we are confident it will exceed the expectations of even the most discerning boaters," said Marshall.



Key Features:


Layout- The port and starboard helm seats feature flip-up thigh rise bolsters and slides, offering comfort and maneuverability, all under the oversized fiberglass hardtop. Additional seating options include the cockpit’s aft-facing seat, a sun pad with articulating backrests, and spacious bow seating with access to a large head compartment.


Technology- The Elite 30 features a revolutionary helm design with a Simrad 15” Ultra-Wide multifunction display for navigation and control of the CZone digital switching system. Premium audio options are also available. Standard audio will be a Fusion Apollo RA770 with (6) JL 7.7" Speakers, (2) 10" Subwoofers w/LED Lights, a JL 600/6 Amp & a 600/1 Amp.


Performance- Monterey’s Vertical Stem Technology allows the Elite Series to cut through the water and pass through waves with a clean dry ride. The 21-degree hull deadrise at the transom provides a comfortable ride without allowing excessive roll with shifting passengers, broad seas, or tight turns. Power comes via twin Mercury Marine 250 hp outboards with additional options available and a max rating of 600 hp.


Amenities- For entertainment, the cockpit includes a wet bar with a solid surface countertop, sink with freshwater faucet, and trash receptacle. A versatile cockpit table can be deployed in the bow or aft cockpit. Convenient storage throughout the boat allows you to bring everything needed for a perfect day on the water and stow it away easily when heading home.


Other standard features include GPS/Chart Plotter, trim tabs with indicators and auto-retract, SeaDek cockpit and swim platform flooring, anchor windlass with stainless steel anchor, underwater RGB LED lights, and a bow boarding ladder.


NAP pricing will start at $200,172.00 USD. You can get the first look at the Elite 30 in the video below:






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