After eight years Pardo Yachts has at the 2025 Cannes boat show unveiled the new second generation of the Pardo 43. Considering the top seller status of the first version which debuted the walk-around range and a return of Cantieri dell Pardo in the motor boat sector after over twenty years absence, the second version P43 brings a natural evolution born from experience, embracing the spirit of continuity, enhancing every detail without ever losing sight of its identity at sea. For the new P43 Pardo used for the first time interior designed by Nauta Design, bringing a fresh perspective. The exteriors result from a close collaboration between Nauta Design and Zuccheri Yacht Design, which also oversaw the naval architecture. Together, they deliver a natural evolution that respects the original spirit while elevating every detail. The Pardo 43 was always built for enjoyment first, and the new second version retains everything that made the original an icon, while offering a host of carefully considered upgrades: all-new hull windows, which the original model didn’t have, for more natural light below deck; redesigned sun-pads and T-top; a reworked external galley; and modular interiors that seamlessly transform from day to night. Subtle yet striking new design details; air intakes that have been relocated to the exterior and cleverly integrated into the ‘swoosh’ of the topsides enhance both form and function. The descending sheer line adds a sportier, more dynamic silhouette, while the refined hull geometry delivers an even more fluid, elegant profile. Handling easier than ever. The dashboard has been completely redesigned. It now includes a new yacht automation interface developed in collaboration with Garmin and customised specifically for Pardo Yachts for improved functionality and user experience. The forward sunbathing area now includes a bow-facing bench; a new feature that invites relaxed sociable moments at sea. At the stern, a deeper sun-pad, now featuring lighter styling and an integrated spoiler-like design inspired by the GT52, offers even more space to unwind. The redesigned outdoor galley adds more storage and workspace, while seamlessly integrated hardtop supports, structurally bonded to the tempered glass windshield, create a sleek, modern silhouette while boosts overall rigidity and helping shape the new Pardo 43’s visual identity. Invisible side-step hardware and new storage pockets integrated into the bulwarks keep the deck uncluttered and practical. A retractable sliding hatch system allows for a seamless indoor outdoor flow, enhancing liveability in every condition. Despite its primary function as a day boat, life on board has never been more comfortable. Dometic air conditioning now serves both cockpit and interior spaces, including the bathroom, ensuring a pleasant atmosphere in all weather. The stabilizer is available as an optional feature, with a choice between Seakeeper and Quick to enhance onboard comfort and deliver an even smoother ride. Starlink connectivity is now available on board, offering satellite-based high-speed internet even in the most remote cruising destinations. Reflecting today’s demand for tailored performance, the new Pardo 43 introduces the option of outboard propulsion for the first time in the P43R version. Power options start from twin Volvo 380hp, and go up to 480hp for the inboard IPS version, while the B outversion is offered twith triple 300hp up to to 600hp Mercury outboards. An important note is that the setup benefits from a dedicated hull design, developed specifically to match the characteristics of the chosen propulsion system. This bespoke engineering approach ensures optimized performance, handling and onboard comfort in both versions.
Technical Data:
LOA - 14 m (45.9ft)
Hull Length - 12.8 m
Beam - 4.20 m
Draft - 1.20 m
Displacement - 11 t
Fuel Capacity - 1300 l
Water Capacity - 400 l
Max Persons - twelve
Accommodation - two to four berths
Engines - 2 x Volvo D6 380hp, D6 440hp, D6 480hp
Propulsion - Volvo forward looking dual propeller IPS pod drives
Speed - 37 knots max with twin 480hp Volvo IPS engines
Project - Zuccheri/Nauta exterior, Nauta interior, Zuccheri naval architecture
Certification - CE B
competitor = Solaris Power 44 Open
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