SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 26, 2025 – Jeanneau is expanding its lineup with a brand-new range of power catamarans called TH, designed for boaters who want more space, more stability, and more “let’s stay out one more day” freedom on the water.
A New Catamaran Chapter for a Familiar Brand
Jeanneau says the TH range is meant to fit naturally into the brand’s universe and DNA, while helping accelerate its momentum as a multi-segment leader. In plain terms, this is a new lane for Jeanneau—one that’s built around twin hulls and the specific kind of comfort they can deliver. Power catamarans have been having a moment with modern boaters, especially those who prioritize easy living spaces and relaxed cruising over a hyper-sporty, closed-in feel.
The first two models in the range are the TH33 and TH38. They’re positioned as boats for sharing time on the water, whether that means a simple weekend getaway or longer cruising plans that need a layout you can actually live in.
Why Twin Hulls Are So Appealing Right Now
Jeanneau highlights “superior functionality” and “exceptional stability” as core promises of the TH33 and TH38. For many people, stability is the quiet luxury that changes everything: more confidence moving around, less fatigue across a long day, and a calmer experience when the water isn’t perfectly flat. It’s the kind of feature that doesn’t sound glamorous until you’ve spent hours onboard and realize you’re still comfortable—and still smiling.
Just as important, the TH range is described as open and inviting, with functional layouts and living spaces designed for togetherness. That lines up with what many buyers want today: boats that feel like floating social spaces, not just machines you operate.
Designed for “Moments of Escape” (Not Just Marina Photos)
Jeanneau frames the TH range around the emotional reason people buy boats in the first place: the chance to disconnect, reset, and collect memories that don’t look like everyday life. The TH33 and TH38 are described as comfortable platforms for sharing those moments—morning coffee at anchor, a slow afternoon swim stop, a sunset that turns into dinner that turns into “why go back yet?”
This is also where Jeanneau’s nearly 70-year heritage becomes part of the pitch. The company is leaning on its established know-how and brand recognition to help the TH range land quickly with boaters who already trust the name—but want a different on-the-water experience than a traditional monohull can offer.
A Global Dealer Network That Matters After the Purchase
One practical detail in Jeanneau’s announcement is its worldwide distribution network: more than 400 dealerships offering services and advice to customers and owners. If you’ve ever owned anything complex—car, RV, boat—you know the buying decision isn’t just about the first day. It’s about the second season, the maintenance questions, the upgrades, the small fixes, and having a place that can support you when plans are bigger than a weekend.
For lifestyle buyers, that support network can be the difference between a dream that’s easy to enjoy and a dream that becomes stressful.
Quick-Use List: 3 Ways a Power Catamaran Can Change Your Weekends
- It can make hosting feel natural: more room to spread out, gather, and move around without the boat feeling “tight.”
- It can make longer trips feel doable: comfort and stability can turn “maybe we should head back” into “let’s stay another night.”
- It can make the experience more shareable: when everyone onboard feels comfortable, the boat becomes a place for memories—not just a ride.
See the TH33 in Person at Boot Düsseldorf 2026
Jeanneau is inviting visitors to discover the TH33 at Boot Düsseldorf from January 17 to 25, 2026, in Hall 1 – Stand B54. That’s a meaningful detail for anyone who prefers to judge a boat the right way: by walking it, standing in the space, imagining real bags and real people onboard, and seeing whether the layout matches your life.
Discover the Jeanneau lineup and dealer network at https://www.jeanneau.com/.