The KND Majestic 40 Cat is a large-scale leisure catamaran featuring a robust aluminium planing hull and a matching aluminium wheelhouse superstructure. Measuring an impressive 40 meters in length overall with a wide 10.2-meter beam overall, the vessel maintains a max enabled draft of 0.93 meters and operates at a maximum full-load displacement of 133.8 tons. Built to meet Grey Boat Code and Bureau Veritas classification standards with HPi CE proof validation, the catamaran is engineered for extended journeys with a 7-day sea endurance basis. It can comfortably accommodate a complement of 16 passengers and holds substantial fluid capacities, including 15,000 liters of fuel, 5,000 liters of fresh water, and 784 liters of waste water.

The vessel offers two distinct propulsion arrangements tailored to specific operational priorities, both utilizing recommended four-engine setups. The higher-velocity option is a Jet drive configuration delivering a massive 10,000 hp (4 x 2,500 hp) of installed power, pushing the craft to a maximum speed of 38.3 knots and a cruising speed of 30.9 knots. While operating at this cruise velocity, the system consumes 1,430 liters of fuel per hour, providing an operational range of 292 nautical miles at a full-load displacement of 133.8 tons. Alternatively, an IPS Drive arrangement provides an efficiency-focused option with 5,200 hp (4 x 1,300 hp) of recommended power, achieving a maximum speed of 31.2 knots and a cruise speed of 24.2 knots. This alternative setup drastically lowers fuel burn at cruise to 624 liters per hour, extending the vessel’s cruising range to 523 nautical miles at an estimated displacement value of 120,661.

Onboard electrical infrastructure is driven by a dual 230 VAC and 48 VDC power supply network supported by a massive recommended 32,490 Ah house battery bank and a 101.4 kW / 126.7 KVA generator set. This electrical architecture easily powers a high-capacity air conditioning system providing approximately 264,000 BTU/h of climate control. All-weather electronic navigation is managed through a basic navigation pack featuring a 16-inch multi-function display, VHF DSC radio, AIS-B++, a 4 kW radar, an autopilot, a 1 kW sonar, and an NMEA2000 backbone. To satisfy compulsory requirements, the craft is fully outfitted with legal safety gear, including navigation lights, a magnetic compass, sound signals, flares, charts, a GPS/chartplotter, AIS, radar, ECDIS, and GMDSS instrumentation. As noted on the datasheet, these technical parameters represent preliminary concept-level estimates subject to ongoing design development and detailed maritime engineering.