Custom Line closes the 2019 with record achievements
Custom Line,brand of Ferretti Group specialized in mid-size yachts, closes the year with 14 launches, while two Navetta 33s have been sold in December.
Less than one month ago Custom Line won a prize for social media excellence, due to the quality of their online communication. Now, at the end of the year, the shipyard can claim another, more important achievement: the record number of 14 yachts launched in 2019. Three new launches were held in the last three months at the Ferretti Group's Superyacht Yard in Ancona: Custom Line 106’, Navetta 42, and a Navetta 28.
Customize, customize, customize
More, in December alone two Navetta 33s have been sold and will undergo their construction process.
These latest debuts show the commercial success of 28-42 meter Custom Line yachts. What customers seem to appreciate most are the seaworthiness, comfort, safety and customization.
As with all Custom Line vessels, the interior layout can offer exclusive features. Requests from the owner can be implemented by the architects at the shipyard: they work with a vast range of woods and furnishing materials on display at the showroom and come up with solutions that are both functional and aesthetically advanced.
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The Ferretti Group's Superyacht Yard in Ancona is a ship-building facility that also builds steel and aluminum mega-yachts for CRN, Riva and Pershing, as well as the entire Custom Line fleet. The latter will be completed by the arrival of the new planing yacht Custom Line 140’ , the result of collaboration between the Product Strategy Committee, the Group's Engineering Department and the Francesco Paszkowski Design studio.
Also close to being introduced are the new Navetta 30 and Navetta 48, part of the semi-displacement line resulting from the new collaboration with the architect Filippo Salvetti for the exteriors and Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel studio for the interiors.
