All 2026 MJM Yachts’ models to be offered with Seakeeper option
MJM Yachts has announced it is offering Seakeeper exclusively as the gyrostabilization option for its full 2026 model lineup.
“MJM has always been a forward-thinking partner, and we’re proud to have been alongside them as one of the first builders to make Seakeeper standard equipment,” says Seakeeper president & CEO Andrew Semprevivo.
MJM Yachts was an early adopter of the Seakeeper gyrostabilization technology for smaller vessels – virtually eliminating boat roll for vessels ranging from megayachts down as small as 23 feet. Earlier this year, the company appointed Derek Mader to lead its international sales and extended its US dealer coverage with New York and Connecticut.
“Their commitment to innovation, quality, and the customer experience mirrors our own, and together we’ve helped shape what modern boating looks and feels like,” adds Semprevivo. “We’re thrilled to continue pushing boundaries with MJM as they evolve their model line.”
MJM Yachts isn’t the only company to recognise the benefit of Seakeeper’s wares. Last year, XO Boats decided to collaborate with the Finnish company to provide stable rides.
The 2026 MJM 38R, 38RS and 38X will be optionally equipped with the Seakeeper 3 Gyro (pictured left), while the 47X and 47R will have the Seakeeper 6 Gyro on offer. Details of the range are available on the company’s website.
“We went back through the entire MJM range in developing our 2026 model line and looked for ways to upgrade our boats and improve the feeling of luxury and comfort they provide to our customers. We know that offering them the option to have a Seakeeper on board is a great way to enhance their boating experience,” says MJM Yachts president & CEO Natascia Hatch.
MJM Yachts is based in Washington, North Carolina. The main image above features a MJM 47X.
