The Infinity 575 MC is being shown in Interboot 2026's My First Boat area as a compact family centre-console boat. The official show listing gives a length of 5.70m, beam of 2.30m and weight of 750kg without the engine.
Bootscenter Menken describes the model as its own-brand design with high freeboard, a non-slip deck and a cockpit arranged for day trips. Capacity is listed at seven people, while the bow seating can be converted into a larger lounging area.
Family use shapes the deck layout
The 575 MC combines a centre console with open circulation, bathing platforms and substantial storage running through the boat. An optional bimini can be stored beneath the aft bench so shade is available without permanently occupying deck space.
The dashboard is sized for optional navigation electronics and audio equipment, while hydraulic steering is included in the dealer's published standard specification. Owners should confirm the exact package because electronics and comfort options can vary between boats.
Outboard choices span a broad range
Menken recommends outboard power from about 60hp up to a maximum of 140hp for the 575 MC. That range allows buyers to prioritise economy and relaxed cruising or choose stronger performance for heavier loading and watersports.
The 750kg figure excludes the motor and some equipment, so complete towing weight needs separate calculation. Fuel, batteries, safety gear, trailer mass and optional equipment all count when checking road limits.
A practical first-boat comparison
Interboot's My First Boat area is intended to make ownership choices easier for newcomers, and the 575 MC represents the upper end of the compact open-boat group there. Its higher freeboard and larger engine range distinguish it from smaller entry models while keeping length below six metres.
The boat is not being promoted as a new global launch, so Leisure Boat Guide is treating this as a current exhibition story. The useful news value is its inclusion in Interboot's first-owner programme and the opportunity for buyers to compare it directly with rival small craft.