Categoria: Boats and Yachts
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Epica 33, the 11-meter open boat that targets the premium segment with sophistication and design
The 11-meter boat category might typically suggest a mid-range market product, designed and built for wide distribution, with production and material choices optimized to be accessible to a broad audience. Epica 33, on the other hand, aims higher, without dismissing the market segment it belongs to. The new shipyard Epica Yacht seeks to offer something…
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Four Winns ventures into catamarans with the new TH36
With over 50 years of experience in day cruisers and open boats, the Michigan-based shipyard from Cadillac, owned by Beneteau, is branching into cruising with a new line of vessels, of which the Four Winns TH36 is the first model. It measures 11 meters in length and 3.66 meters in width, offering a sporty character…
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What we know about the new Yamaha hydrogen-powered outboard engine
Is battery-electric the only solution for more sustainable mobility, both on land and at sea? As you might have guessed, the answer is no. Theoretically, this is supported by a study from the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA), which states that a multi-layered approach is the best way to continue decarbonizing recreational boating.…
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Azimut Seadeck 9: the hybrid flagship of Azimut Yachts is coming soon
While electrification has become the dominant trend in land mobility, the same cannot yet be said for the boating sector. Though there are undoubtedly opportunities to apply these technologies in yachting, their adoption remains the exception in an industry still largely dominated by internal combustion engines. However, Azimut Yachts has always been keen to explore…
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From enclosed boat to open experience: glass galore on the new Saxdor 400 GTC
Abundant glass, as much as possible, ensures a direct connection to the sea, allowing guests to fully enjoy the maritime environment even within an enclosed boat. This is the core philosophy behind the design of the new Saxdor 400 GTC. Building on its remarkable growth over the past four years, the Helsinki-based shipyard chose the…
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FIM 500 Regina: here is the new Fabbrica Italiana Motoscafi’s flagship
As anticipation builds for the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024, early reveals like the FIM 500 Regina provide a glimpse of the exciting innovations coming to the French showcase. This open hardtop yacht now leads both the Regina range and the entire FIM lineup, at least until the FIM 640 Contessa, currently under development, takes its…
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Dracan 42: from Poland the high-tech cruising and party catamaran
The name Dracan maybe doesn’t sound familiar, as it debuted this year with its first model, the Dracan 42, a 12.60-meter catamaran. However, this new brand is part of a major Polish shipyard, Model-Art, which, in its 21 years of activity (since 2023, though the company’s roots go back to 1998) and with its 1,000…
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2025 innovation: Mylius 47P, power amplified to the max
A long-standing name in sailing yacht production, the Piacenza-based Mylius made its motorboat debut last year with the Mylius 62P trawler. This year, they’ve raised the bar with the jaw-dropping Mylius 47P, an extraordinary 16-meter open yacht. Why so extraordinary? The renders—currently the only images available—immediately convey its unleashed energy. Add to that the raw…
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Yot 41, the Power Catamarans’ family grows with a new 12 meter addition
Just one year after launching the Yot 36, the French shipyard unveiled its new 12.57-meter power catamaran, the Yot 41, which features modular furniture and an abundance of onboard space. Since introducing their first motor catamaran, the team at Canet-en-Roussillon (Occitania) has been hard at work. With exciting innovations in hand, the French shipyard will…
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With the expedition yacht B.Yond 37M, Benetti goes…beyond
This is the latest interpretation of the concept “expedition yacht”. Benetti B.Yond 37M sports new and peculiar solutions, with a hybrid propulsion. Expedition vessels: this category of yachts is undoubtedly popular nowadats. May it be for their “low profile” way of living the sea; may it be for their long-range capabilities that allows owners to…