The first of the 54 EU series will debut at the Ft. Lauderdale Boat Show in 2012.  With her wider beam, added length and an extended bridge deck, this newest and largest Heritage model adds more than 179 sq ft of space in comparison to her predecessor, the 52 EU.  Sharing the 53 RP hull, the 54 EU offers owners the same roomy lower deck accommodations, with a full beam master stateroom.  The main deck provides for wide doors allowing you to open the cockpt into the salon, and with a single step to the galley/pilothouse, it provides a near flush deck yacht feel with good visibility all around.  The expansive flybridge, with facing settees, teak dining table, optional sun pad along with options for wet bar, icemaker and grill, leave nothing to wish for.  

Expanded fuel capacity offers approximately 22% more range than the 52EU at a comfortable cruising speed of 9.5 knots when equipped with the 500 MHP engines.  The V-Drive propulsion system results in expanded accommodation space in the lower deck, along with a highly functional, stand up utility room and engine room.  Grand Banks went to great lengths to ensure that the 54 EU was rated as a CE Category A, capable of withstanding conditions that exceed widn force 8 (Beaufort) and wave heights of 4 meters (13 feet).