Princess Yachts announce the project for an all new X90, the latest addition to the X-Class series, what will sit in between the X80 and the X95 Vista flagship. The Princess X90 is the latest evolution to this volume focused range of super yachts, combining ground-breaking design with exceptional space and a luxury level and attention to detail as associated with Princess. The X90 cockpit is the first striking point of difference to her siblings. The creation of space has always been a key feature of the X Class but on the new X90 this has been taken to new dimensions with a low-level, open design cockpit that not only maximises space but brings its occupants even closer to the water, thanks to a glass transom balustrade and folding bulwark balconies that extend the cockpit to port and starboard to provide un-interrupted views while standing or seated in the sumptuous sofas positioned to three sides of the area. A starboard wet-bar unit, and optional cockpit TV make this a tranquil place to relax with family or host social occasions with friends. Another first for Princess is the beautiful curved patio doors that connect this area with the main deck saloon. When open, these effectively place the ten-place dining table that is situated aft of the saloon, in the cockpit providing incredible flexibility. Even when closed the curvature of the glass accentuates the connection to the outside such is the view that they provide. Moving forward, the main deck saloon is also surrounded by glass to fill the area with natural light. The galley is also situated on the main deck and can be specified to be open to the saloon with a sociable breakfast bar or fully enclosed. With either configuration, a side deck door to the port deck and access down to the forward crew accommodation are both situated here to ensure owner and guest privacy. This entire deck, from forward cockpit to master stateroom, is on a single level utilising a favoured detail of her larger sibling the X95. The owner’s suite is situated forward of the main deck and, with 180º glazing, provides breath-taking views. An optional gullwing door can also provide private access to the owner’s foredeck terrace’ which, with all deck gear recessed below the teak deck, provides a wonderful space to hideaway and enjoy a morning coffee. On the flybridge, there is the signature X Class enclosed Skylounge with generous sofas to port and starboard, which also has the option to place a day head up here, as sliding doors lead to the enclosed wheelhouse. Moving aft, the canopy of the Skylounge provides shade to the dining area for those wanting to remain cool whilst enjoying the sea views this exceptional deck provides. Beyond this, there are a number of distinct layout options for the aft deck including a spa bath, an optional bar or the flexibility to leave the space clear for loose furniture. There is also the option to fit a crane and utilise some of the space to house a tender. The entertaining options do not end there though, the flybridge foredeck features forward and aft facing seating areas and coffee table which can also be converted to sun loungers with a simple flip of the back rest. Below deck, guest accommodation features three en-suite double cabins as standard with the option for owners to specify two en-suite cabins in lieu of the full beam stateroom creating a five-cabin yacht. Crew quarters are situated forward of the lower deck and feature up to three crew cabins, a crew bathroom, and crew mess area with seating and galley. The new X90 is to be powered by twin Man 2000hp for top speed up to twenty knots. The first Princess X90 is to debut in 2026.
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