2022 Aquila 32 Sport Boat in Charleston, SC 29401 US
Built in 2022
32 Sport
2 Engines (2x Mercury)
32 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
2022 Aquila 32 Sport
Effortless Handling, All-Day Comfort
The Aquila 32 Sport pairs a smooth, stable twin-hull ride with a shallow draft, and the model has the accolades to prove it: Best Asian-Built Yacht at the 2019 Asia Boating Awards and a 2023 Motor Boat Awards finalist.
This 2022 model is a wonderful example, powered by twin Mercury 300 HP Verado V8 outboards with just 230 hours. Her standout feature is Mercury Joystick Piloting, which makes docking and tight marinas effortless, while Skyhook uses GPS to hold her position and heading at the touch of a button.
She is equipped for true comfort away from the dock. A Fischer Panda diesel generator powers Webasto reverse cycle air conditioning, keeping her cool in summer and warm in the shoulder seasons, and a 3,000W inverter runs the galley quietly at anchor.
Her helm and outdoor galley sit in the shade of the hardtop, and a Fusion stereo carries the music from bow to stern. Picture a morning run to a quiet sandbar, an afternoon at anchor with friends, and dinner at sunset. She is just as capable beyond the sandbar. With a private double berth and wet head below, a day on the water easily becomes a weekend cruising up and down the coast. Lying in Charleston, South Carolina, she is a rare opportunity to step into a turnkey Aquila 32 Sport.
Fuel capacity - 2 x 140 gallon gasoline tanks (280 gallons total)
Engines - 2 x 2022 Mercury Verado V8 300-horsepower outboard engines
Hours - Port 230 | Starboard 230 (as of October 2026)
Engine controls - Mercury electronic throttles
Propellers - 2 x 4-blade stainless steel propellers
Steering - Hydraulic steering
Mercury power steering pump
Mercury Joystick Piloting with Skyhook digital anchoring (holds position and heading)
Performance -
Cruising speed - 27 knots at 4,500 RPM, 27 GPH, 253 nm range
Economy cruise - 14.1 knots at 3,000 RPM, 12.9 GPH, 277 nm range
Maximum speed - 39 knots at 5,800 RPM, 46.7 GPH
Batteries
Engine start - 2 x 12V AGM batteries (one per engine)
House - 2 x 200Ah AGM batteries (400 Ah total)
Power supply
Shorepower - 1 x 30A 125V inlet with 50′ shorepower cord
Generator - 2022 Fischer Panda 5000i NEO 4 kW (5 kVA) diesel generator
Hours - 50 (as of October 2026)
Fuel - Dedicated 11 gallon diesel tank
Power management
Inverter/charger - Mastervolt CombiMaster 12V 3,000W inverter with 160A battery charger
Powers the 120V outlets, induction cooktop and microwave without shorepower or the generator
Battery switches - Blue Sea Systems ML-RBS remote battery switches for Battery 1, Battery 2 and House
DC-DC converter - Mastervolt DC Master 12/12-3 isolated (3A continuous / 4A max)
Digital switching - CZone Touch 7 display with preset modes (At Sea, Docked Away, Docked On Board, Night Cruise)
Outlets - 4 x 120V outlets (two in the cockpit, one in the port berth, one in the head) and 2 x USB ports (cockpit and port berth)
Navigation
Multifunction display - Raymarine Axiom Pro 16 RVX 16″ HybridTouch display, networked with CZone so onboard circuits can be switched from the helm
Compass - Ritchie magnetic compass
Engine display - Mercury VesselView engine monitoring display
Communication
VHF - Raymarine Ray90 VHF radio
Entertainment
Stereo - Fusion multi-zone stereo with six 6″ speakers (four in the cockpit, two on the bow), cockpit subwoofer and Bluetooth, controllable from the Raymarine display
Fresh water system
Capacity - 29 gallons (110 L)
Water pump - Whale Watermaster, 3 gallons per minute
Deck shower - Hot/cold
Grey water system
Pump - Whale Gulper grey water pump
Black water system
Capacity - 1 x 21 gallon (80 L) holding tank
Toilet - 1 x Sanimarin SN31 Luxe electric toilet with freshwater flush
Bilge pump system
4 x Attwood Sahara Mk2 1,200 GPH electric bilge pumps (two forward, two aft)
- Windlass - Quick electric windlass with wired remote
General
Construction - Resin-infused fiberglass hull and deck with vinyl ester resin
Cushioned stainless steel pull-up cleats
Blue underwater lights
Hatches - 2 x Lewmar deck hatches (over the head and port berth)
Exterior sunshade for the aft deck
Last Haulout/Antifoulant Coating - 11/2025
Foredeck
Forward cockpit with convertible seating and sunpad
Helm station
Starboard sport helm
Tempered glass windshield with wiper
Cockpit
Fiberglass hardtop bimini with two opening Lewmar hatches and overhead cockpit lighting with red night mode
Hardtop-mounted spotlight
Port-side outdoor galley under the hardtop with Corian counter, sink and Kenyon induction cooktop
Cockpit table that folds in half
Insulated cooler under the starboard cockpit seat
Transom/Swim platform
Fixed swim platform
Retractable stainless steel swim ladder
Amenities
Air conditioning - Webasto reverse cycle air conditioning
Water heater - Isotherm 4 gallon 120V electric water heater
Fans - 2 x Caframo Sirocco II 12V fans (one in the head, one in the port berth)
Lighting - Interior lighting in the port berth and head
Microwave - Black + Decker microwave in the port berth
Accommodations - 1 Cabin / 1 Head
Port hull - Double berth (sleeps 2)
Starboard hull - Wet head with sink; the pull-out sink faucet doubles as the shower
Fire safety - Fireboy fire suppression system with automatic engine shutdown
EPIRB
Flares
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 11/13/26 | Initial price | $294,000 |
Aquila 32 Sport: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Aquila 32S is a versatile catamaran designed primarily as a sport day boat with the capability to serve as a comfortable weekender. Its design leverages the wide beam typical of catamarans to maximize usable space and functionality. This model stands out by combining thoughtful design details with practical features aimed at enhancing both comfort and performance.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
The bow area of the Aquila 32S is notably spacious, benefiting from the catamaran’s broad beam. The walkthrough to the bow is offset to the starboard side, providing generous seating with two seats separated by 22 inches and elevated 13 inches above the deck for ease of access. These seats feature flip-down armrests and are complemented by deep storage compartments and separate stereo zones to accommodate different sound preferences. The upholstery is two-tone with diamond stitching, available in mocha or storm gray, and includes carbon fiber beverage holders. A pop-up sunshade is available as an option. The anchor system includes a quick windlass with chain and rope storage, a center-mounted cleat, rollers, and a swivel anchor connection. The bow is equipped with four nine-inch pull-up cleats for secure mooring. The walkthrough to the cockpit is 24 inches wide, with an opening windshield secured by a catch and an air dam held by a post and socket.
Cockpit and Galley Features
The cockpit area takes full advantage of the 12-foot 8-inch beam, offering seating for at least 11 to 12 people around a fixed, expandable table. Storage is abundant beneath the seats, including insulated compartments for coolers and beverage holders. The aft seats are multifunctional, capable of converting into a double-wide chaise lounge or sun pad, and provide access to mechanical rooms housing bilge pumps, water pumps, air conditioning pumps, a 5 kW generator, batteries, and more. The port side galley includes a sink with a cover held by a small post, an electric grill operable via inverter or generator, a refrigerated drawer, and a wastebasket with a turn-and-lock latch. Stainless steel grab rails surround the cockpit for safety and convenience. The cockpit is protected by a standard hardtop standing six feet eight inches above the deck, featuring two forward-opening hatches, speakers, LED lighting, and an optional extendable SureShade awning.
Private Accommodations and Head
The Aquila 32S offers a cabin below deck with six feet two inches of headroom, a berth measuring 79 inches in length and 52 inches in average width, and ample storage including shelves and hull-side windows with opening ports for ventilation. The cabin includes air conditioning and a 110-volt outlet, making it suitable for weekend stays or comfortable naps. The head compartment, located starboard in the cockpit area, also provides six feet two inches of overhead clearance, Corian counters, a wet head with a pull-out sprayer, an electric flush toilet, and ventilation through a hull-side window and overhead hatch. Air conditioning and a 110-volt outlet are also present in the head. Both the cabin and head feature offset stairs requiring careful foot placement when entering.
Helm and Navigation Station
The helm features a carbon fiber panel with an offset compass to accommodate a 12-inch Raymarine display and a VesselView display beneath it. A Fusion stereo system is integrated into the flat panel, with push-button electrical switches located below a stainless steel grab rail. The helm seat is a double-wide 45-inch unit with two flip-up bolsters, while the observer seat opposite has a reversible seat back, flip bolster, and flip footrest. Storage compartments and grab rails are conveniently positioned nearby. The joystick for joystick piloting (JPO) is positioned to the right of the helm, though its location was noted as less than ideal, with suggestions to reposition it for improved visibility and control when docking. The steering wheel is mounted on a tilt base, and the throttle and shift controls are digital. An angled footrest is provided, though a recessed toe space would enhance comfort.
Hull Design and Features
The hull design incorporates a rub rail extending down the stem to protect the boat during beaching. The entry is narrow to optimize performance through waves, and the hull features an asymmetric chine configuration with two chines on one side and three on the other, including a wave splitter between the hulls to reduce spray and wave impact. Notably, the boat is engineered to accommodate future hydrofoil installations, with structural caps in place for this upgrade, which is currently under development and will be available aftermarket.
Power and Performance
The Aquila 32S measures 32 feet 4 inches in length overall, with a beam of 12 feet 8 inches and a draft of 1 foot 10 inches. Standard propulsion consists of twin 225 horsepower Mercury Verado outboards, though the test boat was equipped with upgraded 300 horsepower engines featuring joystick piloting. With 14.6 by 17 pitch inertia props spinning up to 5800 RPM, the boat achieved a top speed of 44.8 miles per hour. Economic cruising at 3000 RPM yielded 16.3 miles per hour with a fuel burn of 12.9 gallons per hour, translating to approximately 1.3 miles per gallon and a range of 319 statute miles while maintaining a 10% fuel reserve from the 280-gallon total capacity. Acceleration to planing speed took 6.5 seconds, with 20 mph reached in 7.4 seconds, 30 mph in 11.6 seconds, and 40 mph in 19.7 seconds. Handling characteristics include minimal bow rise during acceleration, level attitude in turns without leaning, and smooth passage through chop without hull slap or pounding. Docking is facilitated by the wide engine spacing and responsive joystick controls, requiring minimal input to maneuver precisely.
Conclusion
The Aquila 32S successfully combines spacious, well-thought-out design with strong performance and handling characteristics typical of a catamaran. Its ample seating, versatile cockpit, and comfortable accommodations make it suitable for both day boating and weekend cruising. While minor improvements such as repositioning the joystick, adding grab handles in certain areas, and enhancing latch mechanisms could further refine the experience, the boat meets the expectations for a modern, capable sport catamaran. The anticipation of future hydrofoil upgrades adds to its appeal as a forward-looking platform. Overall, the Aquila 32S checks all the boxes for a versatile and enjoyable boating experience.
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| Location | Charleston | Johns Island | Beaufort | Charleston | Beaufort | Johns Island |
| Nominal Length | 32' | 26' | 26' | 25' | 23' | 23' |
| Draft | 3' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Mercury | - | Mercury | Yamaha | Yamaha | - |
| Total Engine Power | 300 hp | - | - | 150 hp | - | - |
| Days on Market | 17 | 548 | 8 | 249 | 8 | 72 |
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15 Lockwood Drive, Charleston, SC, 29401
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