Large Boarding Platform
Can be optioned with a hydraulic lifter to allow the launch and retrieval of a jet ski or small tender. Can become a beach when partly submerged for water sports or swimming.
575 SUV
Adventurer, entertainer, take command of two fabulous motor yachts in one. The breathtaking Riviera 575 SUV. Luxury that indulges. Handcrafted Riviera strength that is long-lasting.
Whether you’re treating your guests to a weekend gourmet escape or diving into the wonders of far-off, azure blue waters, this craft is without peer. Alive with light and luxurious handcrafted touches, inspired Riviera design links helm to stern in one flowing, seamless transition that maximises every single lifestyle opportunity. It really has to be seen to be believed.
At the helm, the whole thrust is to make skippering a Riviera 575 SUV as easy as driving a luxury modern car. Large touchscreen displays with an intuitive menu make skippering a joy.
Even the most dedicated adventurer or entertainer needs a little time out. So below, Riviera designers have worked tirelessly to create new standards of excellence. With three magnificent staterooms and two designer ensuites, think restful, reinvigorating luxury on a grand scale.
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Specifications
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Length Overall (inc. swim platform and bow sprit)
18.50 m
60' 8"
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Hull Length (Lh to ISO8666) *
17.20 m
56' 5"
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Beam (inc. gunwale)
5.13 m
16' 10"
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Maximum Draft (inc. props)
1.57 m
5' 2"
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Dry Weight (approx.) **
27,100 kg
59,745 lb
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Fuel Capacity ***
4,000 L
1,057 US gal
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Water Capacity ***
750 L
198 US gal
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Holding Tank Capacity ***
500 L
132 US gal
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Sleeping Capacity
6 persons
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Cockpit Area
8.75 m2
94.18 ft2
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Mezzanine Deck
3.60 m2
38.75 ft2
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Total
12.35 m2
132.93 ft2
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Bridge Clearance waterline to top of lightmast, lightship
4.84 m
15' 11"
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Bridge Clearance waterline to top of targa, lightship
3.97 m
13' 0"
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Standard Engine Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1200 (2x)
662 kW ea
900 hp ea
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Total Height to Targa/Hardtop excludes light mast and radar
5.49 m
18' 0"
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Start of keel from aft end transom
4.94 m
16' 2"
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Length of keel
6.72 m
22' 1"
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Max. protrusion of prop under keel
0.32 m
1' 1"
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Slope of Keel
0.31 m
1' 0"
* Length of the hull (Lh) to ISO8666: Includes all structural and integral parts (ie. the moulded length of the hull). It excludes parts that can be removed in a non-destructive manner without affecting the structural integrity of the craft, (eg. pulpits, outdrives, driving platforms, rubbing strakes).
** Dry weight represents the estimated minimum weight of a yacht with standard engines and options, no fuel or water on board, no equipment or provisions and no personnel. The stated dry weight may be exceeded.
*** Denotes net tank capacity. For useable capacity do not rely on more than 90% of tank capacity. Actual capacity will vary according to yacht trim and sea state. Speeds are subject to normal weather conditions, fuel and/or water levels, passengers and equipment loads.
Independent Reviews
REALIZING YOUR YACHTING DREAMS
Derrick Levy of Boating World says - It is a great crossover craft that is really built with owners in mind, and provides the perfect platform for all manner of water sports. Riviera’s innovative thinking has resulted in a utility style design that is perfect for avid anglers that also like to enjoy the freedom…
- Janine Avery, Leisure Boating
RIVIERA 575 SUV
The Riviera 575 SUV combines the blue-water cruising and fishing abilities of the Riviera 57 Enclosed Flybridge convertible with the single-level, leisurely entertaining, and cruising features of the company's Sport Yacht design
- Capt. Steve Larivee, BoatTest.com
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
The Riviera 575 SUV’s master stateroom has an island king berth, big windows that provide lots of light, loads of stowage including a walk-in closet, and an en-suite head. She also has extra measures taken for sound attenuation, all so you can catch some well-earned z’s in peace
- Kevin Koenig, Yachting
JUDGEMENT DAY
The mission at hand was simple, yet ambitious. We aimed to put an end to the age-old, dockside debate over which was the superior setup: a flybridge boat or a single-level sport yacht, a boat with straight shafts or pod drives. Our platforms for resolving this debate were perfect—a Riviera 57 Enclosed Bridge and a…
- Daniel Harding Jr., Power & Motoryacht