Cobra 6.2m

LOA0.0m
Beam0.00m
Guests0
Fuel0L

About this tender

Cobra 6.2m - what we know.

The Cobra Patronus 6.2 sits in the yard's mid-range RIB line, built in the UK by a manufacturer with a long record supplying commercial and leisure craft. The 6.2 designation points to a hull in the six-metre class - a practical size for superyacht tender duties where garage clearances are tight and davit ratings are modest.

The source page did not render specification data at the time of retrieval, so we are working from image assets and known Cobra Patronus series context. We would recommend requesting the full builder specification sheet directly from Cobra RIBs before committing to a build slot, particularly on engine options, tube diameter, and any CE classification relevant to your flag state.

Highlights

Built for the work.

The four details we'd point out first to a captain who hasn't seen one on the water yet.

01

British yard with production RIB pedigree

Cobra RIBs is a UK-based manufacturer with membership of British Marine, visible in the site assets. That supply chain and quality framework matters when you need warranty support across European marinas and parts availability through a structured dealer network.

02

Deck layout drawing available

A plan-view layout image is present in the model assets, suggesting the yard publishes dimensional deck plans. Captains specifying a garage slot or davit arrangement should request the dimensioned PDF version directly from the builder to confirm clearances.

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The full specification

Every number, sorted.

Dimensions

Length overall
6.20m
Beam
2.55m
Year
2025

Power and Tanks

Fuel capacity
150L

Specifications, prices, availability, and performance figures are supplied for guidance only and remain subject to confirmation by the yard, seller, broker, survey, contract, and final specification.

Questions, answered

Before you enquire.

Why is there no specification data on this page?
The manufacturer's model page returned a verification screen at the time of retrieval, which means no structured specification content was accessible. The facts we can confirm are limited to image assets. We recommend contacting Cobra RIBs directly or requesting their printed specification sheet for the Patronus 6.2.
Is the Cobra Patronus 6.2 suitable as a superyacht tender?
A 6.2m RIB is a viable tender for yachts in the 30-50m range where garage volume is limited. We would want to confirm the dry weight, tube material, and engine options before recommending it for a specific mothership programme. Cobra's production record in the UK market is credible.
What engine options are available?
No engine data was accessible from the page at retrieval. The image assets include what appear to be outboard engine product shots, suggesting outboard propulsion is offered, but make, model, and horsepower options need to be confirmed with the builder before any specification is finalised.

The yard

Cobra

Christchurch, UK

Cobra RIBs is an independent, family-run British manufacturer based in Christchurch, Dorset, building custom RIBs and superyacht tenders entirely in-house since 1988. The yard built its name on the leisure side of the market first, developing five generations of the deep-V hulled Nautique range - a platform that earned a strong reputation for seakeeping and build consistency on the UK south coast. That hull engineering discipline carries directly into the tender programme.

For superyacht work, the build we ask Cobra for sits across two ranges. The Patronus is the garage-friendly tender line, running from 5.6m to 7.2m with Yanmar 4LV diesel inboard power; it covers SOLAS rescue craft, beach lander, and guest transfer duties in a single bespoke package. The Navis is the chase end of the catalogue, with an 11.85m hull in production and the stated intention to bring a larger platform to market. Every boat is hand-finished in Cobra's own GRP unit, tubing workshop, and assembly facility at Priory Industrial Park - one yard, one build team, no outsourced lamination.

Cobra entered the superyacht tender segment formally in 2017 and has grown quickly enough to expand its Christchurch facility twice since. We'd put it alongside the smaller British specialist yards for owners and captains who want a fully bespoke, fully UK-built product at a price point that reflects a direct factory relationship rather than a distributor margin.

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Cobra · Christchurch, UK

Indicative price fromPrices on request
LOA
6.2m
Beam
2.55m
Guests
8
Fuel
150L

Tell us about your yacht, your programme, and the missions 6.2m needs to handle. We come back within 48 hours with a written assessment - fit for the brief, lead time, and trade-offs against alternatives in the same band.

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