7.9m Cheetah designed and built for operation by Skipper in Wheelchair

[03 Nov 2009] Retired Engineer Vic Toy approached Cheetah Marine for a specialised one off catamaran which would allow Vic in his wheelchair and wife Joan to enjoy the high seas. 7.9m 'Hadron' has been specifically designed and built to accommodate Vic's requirements.

Light Weight Construction Keeps Beach launching Easy

[07 Sep 2009] A new 6.2m Cheetah Catamaran has joined the growing fleet of Cheetah Catamarans fishing from the south side of the Isle of Wight. 6.2m 'Monks Bay' is one of the first Cheetahs to be completed at the new Cheetah Marine Headquarters at Ventnor Haven and had a short delivery of just 1 mile to her new home at Bonchurch.

8.5m ‘Gusto’ will enable Davies brothers to get to sea more often

[19 May 2009] Another Cheetah catamaran joins growing Cheetah fleet fishing from South Wales. Skipper Lee Davies, in Partnership with his three brothers will be working 'Gusto' from a tidal harbour on the south west coast. The new Cheetah will enable them to get to sea more often, taking advantage of the Cheetah’s rough weather capability and incredible stability.

Environment Agency Commission first of new 7.2m Series as Fast, Fisheries Patrol Vessel

[13 Apr 2009] The first of the 7.2m series was built as patrol boat for the Environment Agency who will be exploiting the Cheetah's extreme capabilities by working in severely fast flowing, shallow tidal estuaries. The Environment Agency required a fast fisheries patrol vessel with the ability to deploy.........

Cheetah Marine Launch 11.2m Series

[06 Apr 2009] Introducing 'Ocean Potion', the first Cheetah to feature a flybridge and the first flybridge boat in Europe to be powered by the new Yamaha 350hp outboard engines.

The Ultimate Offshore Fast Angling Vessel

[17 Feb 2009] When Stewart Ward first went out in Cheetah Marine’s demo catamaran 'Free Spirit' there was no turning back. Straight out into the seas off of the South of the Isle of Wight where the Cheetah Catamaran concept was first engineered.