28' 2027 Wellcraft 28 Speedster

Wellcraft 28 Speedster – High-Performance Open Crossover

The Wellcraft 28 Speedster is built for boaters who crave raw performance, open-air freedom, and modern versatility. Designed on an advanced Navia stepped hull with Wellcraft’s W.I.S.E. construction, this 28-footer delivers fast planing, precise handling, and a dry, confident ride in a wide range of conditions. With its sleek, low-profile design and fully open cockpit, the Speedster is the most dynamic model in the Wellcraft 28 lineup—offering thrilling speeds exceeding 50 knots and an unmatched connection to the water.

Highlights

• High-performance stepped hull design
• Open-air layout for maximum freedom and visibility
• Capable of 50+ knot performance
• Spacious cockpit with multiple layout configurations
• Premium blend of sport, comfort, and versatility

Performance & Engineering

At the core of the 28 Speedster is a lightweight, stiff, and strong W.I.S.E. hull, engineered to:

• Plane faster and accelerate harder
• Deliver excellent fuel efficiency and stability
• Maintain a dry, controlled ride offshore

Paired with single or twin outboard configurations, this platform offers responsive handling and exhilarating top-end speed.

Deck & Layout

The cockpit is designed as a social, adaptable space, with configurations to suit every boating style:

• Lounge layout – seating for up to 13 guests, ideal for entertaining
• Relax layout – expansive sunpad and lounging areas
• Barracuda layout – fishing-ready setup with functional deck features

A single-level walkaround deck, high bulwarks, and oversized handrails ensure safe and easy movement onboard in any conditions

Comfort & Features

• Ergonomic helm with excellent visibility and control
• Forward seating and social bow area
• Clever storage solutions throughout
• Available cabin space for day use and added convenience
• Swim access with side dive door

Design

The 28 Speedster stands out with:

• Bold “Z-line” profile and modern styling
• Combination of American performance heritage and European refinement