The Westport W135 is the evolution of the iconic W130 platform that has defined American superyacht building for over two decades. At 134 feet 6 inches, the raised pilothouse design delivers improved forward visibility from the helm, increased interior volume on the main deck, and a contemporary exterior profile that marks a new chapter for the Washington-based builder.
Powered by twin MTU 16V2000 M97L engines producing 2,600 horsepower each, the W135 cruises at 20 knots and reaches a top speed of 25 knots. With a fuel capacity of over 7,000 gallons, she offers the range and autonomy for extended cruising from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas, Caribbean, and beyond.
The interior accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms including a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck with his-and-hers bathrooms. Guest cabins on the lower deck feature expanded aft layouts with queen-size beds. A crew complement of six ensures full-service operation. The contemporary interior design features warm wood tones, clean lines, and panoramic windows throughout.



The W135's interior represents a departure from traditional yacht design. The main salon features clean contemporary lines with warm wood paneling, designer furniture, and full-height windows that flood the space with natural light. A large flat-screen TV rises from a central console, creating distinct lounge and dining zones within the open-plan layout.
The full-beam master stateroom on the main deck is a private retreat with a centerline king bed, ambient LED ceiling lighting, curved panoramic windows, and his-and-hers ensuite bathrooms. On the lower deck, four guest cabins with queen-size beds and ensuite facilities ensure every guest travels in comfort.
How much does a W135 cost?
Pricing on request - call Greg at (954) 881-5500. With 7 years in-house at Westport and $69M+ in Westport deals closed, he can advise on new-build slots and brokerage alternatives. See his Westport expertise.
What is new about the W135?
The next evolution of Westport's most proven platform: 134'6" raised pilothouse, twin MTU M97L power for 25 knots, five staterooms for 10 guests, crew of six, in series-built GRP.
What does it cost to run?
As of 2026, industry estimates for a crewed 135-footer run from the high six figures to low seven figures per year. Westport's US factory support keeps costs among the most predictable in the class.
Why do Westports hold value?
Series production proven across dozens of sisterships, ready parts availability, and an unmatched US service network. Demand for well-kept Westports consistently outpaces supply.
How do I learn more?
Contact Greg in Fort Lauderdale at (954) 881-5500 to discuss the W135 and arrange a viewing.
The W135 is the next evolution of the platform that made Westport the most recognized American superyacht builder. New construction, raised pilothouse, and the same bulletproof GRP build quality that owners have trusted for decades.Greg Gaus — Double G Yacht Sales
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