A generally accepted definition of a deep vee among naval architects is where any part of the deadrise is in excess of 24 degrees.
A hull may have 16 degrees at the transom, tapering to 30 degrees at the bow. This is a variable deadrise. It is still a deep vee.
A semi deep vee will generally have a maximum deadrise of 18-24 degrees.
A shallow vee is 12 - 18.
Less than 12 is a barge.
There are plenty of deep vees available. To the above you can list Cape craft, Billfish, Citation, Rodman, Riviera, etc.