on 7 Sep 2026
The EX 34 uses a shared deck platform across Hardtop and Cabin configurations, with two cabins and four berths below deck
Jeanneau has introduced EX, a new range of motor boats based around a platform intended for different types of use. The first model, the EX 34, will make its world premiere in Hardtop configuration at the Cannes Yachting Festival from September 8 to 13, 2026.
Jeanneau says the ‘EX’ name refers to ‘Elements and Crossplatform’. The range uses a dedicated deep-V hull and sits alongside Jeanneau’s Cap Camarat, Merry Fisher, TH and DB Yachts ranges. EX is designed around a platform for use on the water across different seasons.
It has a standard configuration, with options organised according to intended use rather than as a long list of individual additions.
EX 34: two configurations
The EX 34 measures 10.40m overall, with a 3.27m beam. It uses a deep-V hull and can be fitted with twin outboard engines with a maximum combined power of 2×350 CV. The model is available in Hardtop and Cabin configurations, both using the same deck platform.
The EX 34 Hardtop has an open aft cockpit centred on a sunpad. A soft enclosure can be deployed when shelter is needed, while retaining the boat’s open-air layout. The EX 34 Cabin uses a rigid, fully glazed wheelhouse with a large sliding bay window.
Air conditioning or heating is available within the rigid enclosure. The helm station can also be converted into an interior lounge. Both versions use the same five-area layout, comprising aft platforms, an aft cockpit, a central saloon, helm station and forward lounge.
The central saloon has an integrated galley and is sheltered beneath the roof. Below deck, both configurations have two cabins and a separate head, providing four berths.
The EX 34 is intended for coastal cruising, swimming stops, anchoring, entertaining and carrying leisure equipment.
The EX 34 Hardtop will be displayed at the Cannes Yachting Festival from September 8 to 13, 2026.
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