From nine and a half metres to beyond fifteen — the heart of the range and where Scanner is at its boldest. Every Envy here carries a cabin, a walk-around deck and an aft beach club, and comes with either outboard or inboard power.
Sporting by birth, the Envy 950 is nine and a half metres of evident seagoing confidence. Pronounced tubes and a raised console give a sense of power and easy handling, while classic lines and top-level build make it as convincing alongside the shore as alongside a superyacht. The temperament of a large maxi in a size that fits anywhere.
The range's little bad boy, ready to unleash 750 horses when provoked. The line is sharp and uncompromising, and a decidedly sporting T-top shelters the console and the central unit with its two sunbathing zones. The size is not excessive, yet below deck there is still a berth and a head with room to spare — a boat for a day that needs no excuse.
The twelve metres everyone envies — pure, exclusive and with a marked corsair temperament. A pronounced T-top gives it a silhouette that does not age, while the interior echoes the soft exterior tones and offers a separate head and a large forward cabin. The outboard version reaches 1800 horsepower, the inboard 1200; choosing between the sunpad and full throttle remains the only real decision.
Placed between the 1200 and the 1400, the Envy 1300 occupies the sought-after point of balance — volume, performance and comfort with no concession on any side. Two broad sunpads, forward and aft, open the boat to company and long anchorages. Below is an open-plan space with some two metres of headroom, a separate head and two relaxation areas; the aft cabin was deliberately left out to keep the volume wider and brighter.
The Envy 1400 pairs generous space with a slender line and a finish that withstands the closest look. Two separate sunpads aft open easily onto the water, the console carries three seats beneath a commanding hard top, and the accommodation below reveals a yard that leaves nothing to chance. The outboards never once disturb the balance of the design.
The Envy 1500 is the yard's flagship, fifteen metres and twenty carried with complete ease. The deck fully embraces the walk-around idea: two side passages lead to a generous aft beach club, while the bow section offers headroom and volume normally found only on far larger boats. With power spanning 1200 to 2400 horses, it is equally convincing as a refined cruiser and as an adrenaline-fed maxi-RIB.