
Marcopolo Yachts is the new explorer type sport cruiser brand of the Aschenez Group; known for it's Invictus and Capoforte brands. Marcopolo debuted with the MP12 at the start of 2026, which was followed in a couple weeks time by the smaller MP10, with both models debuting at the Dusseldorf boat show. The MP12 has a length of twelve metres offering generous spaces dedicated to outdoor living and entertaining. The layout enhances the usability of the deck, while the fold-down bulwarks further expand the aft area, creating a larger platform open to the sea. Propulsion is provided by three outboard engines from 350hp up to 450hp each, for a three-step hull developed through CFD analysis designed to combine hydrodynamic efficiency, stability and high performance. The technological approach also extends to construction, which combines advanced composite materials with solutions designed to optimise weight, strength and efficiency. Recycled PET elements and honeycomb polypropylene contribute to reducing weight while maintaining structural strength and efficiency. Meanwhile, carbon fibre, used in the uprights and hardtop of the MP12, further improves the strength-to-weight ratio. Below deck, the Marcopolo MP12 offers two cabins and four berths, with a forward owner’s cabin, an aft cabin with two single berths, and a bathroom with a separate shower. An interesting element in the Marcopolo yachts, that most of the modular options, can be fitted following purchase.
Technical Data:
LOA - 12.70 m (41.8ft)
Beam - 4.05 m
Draft -
Displacement -
Fuel Capacity - 1590 l
Water Capacity - 247 l
Max Persons - fourteen
Accommodation - four berths in two cabins
Engines - 3 x Mercury Verado V10 400hp, 450hp
Propulsion - triple outboards
Speed - 47 knots max with triple Mercury 400hp
Hull Shape - deep Vee with triple step
Project - Roberto Delfanti
Certification - CE B
competition = Nimbus Sport Tender 42