The Lady Scarlett’s successor. Unveiled in 2019 by the Latitude 46 shipyard, the Lady Jane carries over the proven hull of her elder sister Lady Scarlett – designed by architect Michel Joubert – and dresses it in a more contemporary silhouette: a long, curved windshield, soft-top integrated into the deck plan, a cockpit gaining in space and conviviality thanks to swivelling seats. An equipped galley (sink, cool box, coffee machine), a cabin with a double berth and chemical toilet. The deck is teak, the details are varnished mahogany – the Tofinou spirit intact.
Original architecture. Polyester hull of 7.50 metres, beam 2.70 m, light displacement 2,300 kg, inboard thermal motor up to 350 horsepower, 450-litre fuel tank. A powerful runabout for day outings and coastal weekends.
The Lanéva conversion. The Lady Jane’s typical usage – day trips, weekends, short to mid-range distances, navigation in protected environments (Ré, Oléron, Arcachon Bay, Côte d’Azur) – fits the current capabilities of premium electric boating perfectly. Electric motor of 100 to 150 kW sized to the programme, battery pack of 60 to 100 kWh, discreet integration that preserves cockpit volume. AC + DC recharging.
On board, you will experience… the Lady Jane’s elegance revealed by silence. Upholstery, varnished wood and teak deck are no longer set against the diesel undertone: you hear the sea, the conversation, the lapping. The experience becomes genuinely contemplative, aligned with the boat’s aesthetic promise.
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