The ACM Elite 31 measures 31 feet (9.2 m) with two separate cabins, offering good sleeping space. Its V-shaped hull provides good sea-keeping, while its 230 hp Yanmar engine delivers adequate performance.
Consumption varies according to speed: at 1000 rpm, it is about 3 l/h (5-6 knots) and can reach up to 30 l/h at 20 knots (3500 rpm), with a typical cruising speed between 13 and 16 knots.
Yes, the ACM Elite 31 is designed for sea navigation (cruises in Brittany, Mediterranean) and can also be used on inland waterways such as the Canal du Midi, thanks to its stability.
It is crucial to check the rudder seal for watertightness, inspect the hull for signs of osmosis, and monitor fragile components such as the shaft bracket and the surrounding area of the anchor locker.
Due to the absence of a keel and the specific design, harbor maneuvers can be tricky, often requiring the use of the bow thruster to facilitate maneuvers in crosswinds.
