Quicksilver

The history of the company

Initially Quicksilver sold Mercury Marine parts and accessories in the European region, but by 1991 it was decided to refocus the brand's popularity on the shipbuilding industry.

Brunswick's parent corporation first set up production of RIBs and, having taken a strong position in the market in 1993, expanded its range of aluminum and fiberglass boats. High standards of quality of the concern and the invited famous designer Carsten Astheimer, famous for working with Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Sealine helped to achieve success of the brand.

Status

The company has repeatedly received awards at international exhibitions, including the Power Boat of the Year and Motor Boat of the Year. Today, Quicksilver continues its work.

Production .

Quicksilver boats are manufactured in Brunswick's own factories, but for the European market several models are produced under license from Balt-Yacht shipyard, which is located in Poland.

Model range

The range includes six series with boats from 4.5 to 9 metres in length. All boats are available with outboard engines. The Sundeck series includes models with caddy cockpit, the Center Consoles series consists of centrifugal boats for all occasions. The Fishing range is a brutal off-road vehicle with trawler cabin, designed for fishing.

For those who need a boat for short weekend trips, the Cruisers series is the right choice. These are cabin cruise boats with a small galley and bathroom. Bowrider models are designed for day trips and water sports. Weekend boats with closed salon will be interesting for those who put comfort first.

Features .

Quicksilver specializes in small boats and offers relatively inexpensive models with rich functionality and quality finishes. The boats are easy to transport to their destination by trailer and most of them can fit in a regular garage.