New Model: Azimut Fly 82

At the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival Azimut debuted the Fly 82, new flagship of its best-selling Fly Series; with exteriors by Alberto Mancini, and interiors by Fabio Fantolino who is now in his third Azimut project.  For the Fly 82 Fantolino combined the essence of Azimut’s signature aesthetics with innovative layout solutions and a significant advancement in the brand’s vision of open-air living.  The exterior lines are the expression of Mancini’s design approach for Azimut, who follows the looks he introduced with the Fly 62 in 2024: sculpted sharp and shaped by the wind, appearing in motion even when at rest.  The Fly 82 is also the first model in the Fly Series to incorporate the Deck2Deck™ system, originally developed by Azimut for the Grande 26M to maximize social space at the stern, and then introduced on larger models. Designed with versatility at its core, the opening transom rises to align seamlessly with the aft edge of the main deck, extending the boundaries of space and transforming the cockpit terrace into the true heart of conviviality.  Inside the dialogue between Azimut and Fabio Fantolino unfolds in an atmosphere of refined, softly elegant style, a language that speaks of harmony and sophistication and that has become the shared signature for the Fly Series. The space revolves around its natural focal point, a generous round dining table that transforms the saloon into a stage for conviviality. To complete the scene, a bold new accent emerges in orange-brown, a contemporary hue that infuses the interiors with a fresh sense of character and distinction.  The Azimut Fly 82 is standard powered by triple Volvo 900hp or optional 1000hp with IPS pod propulsion for speeds up to 32 knots. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 24.79 m (81.4ft)

Beam - 5.87 m

Draft - 1.70 m

Displacement - 63.2 t loaded

Fuel Capacity - 5700 l

Water Capacity - 1100 l

Accommodation - eight berths in four cabins, two cabins in two cabins

Engines - 3 x Volvo D13 900hp, D13 1000hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking IPS40 dual propeller pod drives

Speed - 32 knots max 25 cruise

Hull Shape - planning modified medium-Vee with 16.3 degrees deadrise aft

Construction - resin infused fiberglass with carbon fibre in specific areas

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Pierluigi Ausonio naval architect, Fabio Fantolino interior

Certification - CE A, NMMA, UNI ISO 8666 for data

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competition = Ferretti 800 (ii)

New Model: Azimut Grande 30M

Launching at the beginning of August and debuting at the 2025 Cannes boat show, the Grande 30M is the latest model from the large 25 meter plus Grande Series.  The Grande 30M bears the signature of Alberto Mancini, who designed the exterior lines, and the architecture studio m2atelier for the interiors. This marks the first collaboration between the two designers and introduces the Barefoot Luxury concept, developed by m2atelier for Azimut: an approach that reflects the vision of a new generation of owners, drawn to an informal and authentic lifestyle on board.  With the new Grande 30M, Azimut introduces major technological innovations. It is the first yacht to feature the twin MTU 1800hp with pod drives propulsion, which delivers a 15% increase in efficiency compared to traditional shaft line systems, thereby reducing fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions.  With this the Azimut Grande 30M is powered by twin 1800hp and thanks to this set up reaches speed up to 25 knots and a cruise of twenty knots. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 28.7 m (94.2ft)

Beam - 7.3 m

Draft - 2.02 m including propellers and pod drives

Displacement - 120.5 t loaded

Fuel Capacity - 12,000 l

Water Capacity - 2000 l

Accommodation - ten guests in five cabins, five crew in three cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 1800hp

Propulsion - ZF Pod 4900 aft looking dual propeller pod drives

Speed - 25 knots max twenty cruise

Hull Shape - D2P displacement to planning

Construction - fiberglass and carbon fibre

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, M2Atelier interior, Pierluigi Ausonio and Azimut naval architect 

Certification - RINA class pleasure

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Project: Azimut Magellano 27M

Azimut present the Magellano 27M project. The 27M marks the start of the third generation of the Magellano Series emerging under the vision of Finish designer Jarkko Jämsén for the exteriors and AMDL CIRCLE and Michele De Lucchi for the interiors, who make their yachting debut with an unprecedented architectural loggia overlooking the sea. For the Magellano 27M exterior designer Jarkko Jämsén built the concept around a radical idea for a yacht living in-situ artwork, conceived not to dominate nature but to exist through it, her beauty revealed only in dialogue with the elements. Jamsen strips away the unnecessary and reveals the bare shape, with the Magellano 27M as a mirror where sea, sky, and light endlessly compose her surfaces. Jämsén’s architecture dances between engineering and fluidity, just as the industrial line, the loop traces its dance along the yacht’s profile, expressing a dual nature. On one side, precise engineering: the straight line of the corner, the industrial feel of the fillets, the calibrated dimensions that speak of technical mastery and high precision. On the other, fluidity and reflection: the surfaces surrounding the loop are deliberately pure and cleaned of excess, allowing complex curvatures to capture light and multiply the play of sea and sky. This tension between engineered clarity and sculptural softness creates a unique identity for the Magellano 27M: a yacht that is instantly recognizable, rigorously built, yet alive with natural beauty. Designed by AMDL CIRCLE and Michele De Lucchi the interiors of the Magellano 27M are rooted in a human truth: since the dawn of humankind, we have moved across lands and seas to discover, to connect, and to shape our future. The Magellano 27M honours this impulse, making the journey itself a place of meaning, identity, and self-discovery. At the heart of the project lies the main deck, conceived as a vast loggia over the sea: a space deeply glazed, immersed in light, and articulated by wooden architectural elements that evoke Mediterranean pergolas and patios. The result is an environment suspended between inside and out, a place where the landscape becomes part of daily life, and where design does not divide but filters, accompanies, and protects in continuity with nature. Natural light is treated as a material in its own right. It enters with intensity, as it does on the open sea, yet is softened and warmed by the extensive use of light wood that lines walls, ceilings, and furnishings. The outcome is a luminous and intimate setting, enveloping, where light vibrates and guides the gaze. Metal and wooden details complete the project with a sophisticated accent, where nature’s essence meets contemporary precision in an architecture of elegance, depth, and soul that resonates with Jämsén’s vision, where solidity melts into movement and rigor flows into grace. The Magellano 27M is to be powered by twin Man 1400hp or optional 1650hp, for top speeds up to 21 knots with the standard engines, and 24 with the large option.

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Project: Azimut Fly 82

Azimut present the Fly 82, a project presented just a few days before the debut at the Cannes boat show. This new Fly range flagship came as a surprise announcement for the reason, that Azimut announced a Grande 25M project in the Summer. With the Fly 82 just being twenty centimetres short to 25 meters you can understand what I mean here.  The new flagship of the best-selling Fly Series features exteriors by the since 2019 Azimut designer Alberto Mancini, with interiors by Fabio Fantolino, who is in his third project for the famous Italian yacht maker, and here he combines the essence of Azimut's signature modern aesthetics with innovative layout solutions and a significant advancement in the brand’s vision of open-air living. The exterior lines are the finest expression of Mancini’s design approach for Azimut, similar to those presented with the Fly 62 last year: well-sculpted and sharply defined, shaped by the wind: something that appears to be in motion even when at rest. The Fly 82 is also the first in the Fly Series to incorporate the Deck2Deck™ system, originally developed by Azimut for the Grande 26M, to maximize social space at the stern. Designed with versatility at its core, the opening transom rises to align seamlessly with the aft edge of the main deck, extending the boundaries of space and transforming the cockpit terrace into the heart of conviviality. Inside, the dialogue between Azimut and Fabio Fantolino unfolds in an atmosphere of refined, softly elegant style, a language that speaks of harmony and sophistication and that has become their shared signature for the Fly Series. The space revolves around its natural focal point, a generous round dining table that transforms the saloon into a stage for conviviality. To complete the scene, a bold new accent emerges in orange-brown, a contemporary hue that infuses the interiors with a fresh sense of character and distinction.  The Azimut Fly 82 is to be powered by triple Volvo 900hp and or optional 1000hp for top speeds up to 32 knots and a cruise of 25 knots.

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Project: Azimut Grande 25M

Azimut present the project for a new Grande 25M.  Designed by Alberto Mancini with interiors by Yachtique, the Grande 25M is set to be the entry level for Azimut's Grande super yacht line which goes up to 44 meters.  For the Grande 25M Alberto Mancini followed looks more similar to the smaller Fly range then the large Grande models.  In many ways the Grande 25M is a classic motor yacht for this size, looking nimble and sporty, with a clean profile, and no full body to add volume inside and or a midships stateroom on the fore deck.  That is not to say the Grande 25M will not be a space searching exercise, she is in the end an Azimut, and this comes without asking, albeit here it is conservative, then some of the Grande's which came in recent years like the 26M.  The Grande 25M will also come with a couple of choices for the flybridge available in Lounge or Pool versions, and the main deck in Lounge or Dining layouts.  The lower deck is standard with a four double suite cabins layout, and two crew cabins aft sleeping three.  The Azimut Grande 25M is to be powered by twin Man 1800hp for top speeds up to thirty knots.

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Improve-it = Azimut Seadeck 6

At the 2025 Palm Beach boat show Azimut presented the World Premiere of the Seadeck 6 in the Sundeck version.  This latest novelty in the Seadeck Series is designed for those who love open-air driving and want to experience the sea and the sky without borders, featuring the optional mini sport flybridge with a second helm station, allowing for a more dynamic and panoramic navigation experience. The Seadeck 6 Sundeck version flybridge is accessed from a staircase to starboard, and features a helm station to starboard, and a chaise lounge relax sofa for guests on the opposite side to port.  For the remaining this new Seadeck 6 option keeps on with the Alberto Mancini designed series’ core innovations, from the Fun Island which redefines the traditional cockpit by transforming it into a sea-facing terrace, eliminating physical and symbolic boundaries to create a deeper connection with the marine environment. The conscious use of natural, recycled and recyclable materials reinforces the Seadeck design vision, also expressed in the interiors designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez. The Seadeck Series represents the state of the art of sustainable innovation, integrating cutting-edge solutions in every aspect of the project: in addition to advanced naval architecture, the Seadeck 6 is also available in a mild hybrid version.

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New Model: Azimut Seadeck 7

 

Azimut Seadeck range continues to expand, and following the 6 launched in Spring, here comes the second Seadeck 7 model just some months later.  Azimut has been the yachting innovator and with this new Seadeck range challenges itself first and the competition later with a yacht which transforms and expands to give more exterior spaces, and to be available in mild or pure hybrid propulsion, and is full circle eco-conscious from materials used in construction to its usage.  The second Seadeck 7 model is actually the test bed for Volvo's upcoming hybrid propulsion which was announced in 2023 and is able to cruise in pure electric mode up to eleven knots and stay at anchor with zero emissions for up to twelve hours, with the aim to significantly enhance onboard comfort and sustainability.  Volvo's hybrid propulsion set up will be available towards the end of 2025.  A four double cabins yacht, the bigger Seadeck 7 just like the smaller 6 offers sport utilitarian feel to this Alberto Mancini designed series.  The Seadeck 7 is also a transformative yacht and apart the flip side expandable balconies, also features a large opening side door on the port side of the main saloon which connects it to the exterior along the fully openable aft patio door, which makes the interior become part of exterior.  The Azimut Seadeck 7 also features a sport bridge up top, with the stairway to this area located at midships to starboard. The Azimut is standard powered by twin Volvo 900hp and or larger 1000hp with IPS pod drives, for top speeds up to 29 knots from the smaller engines and 32 knots from the optional.  

Technical Data:

LOA - 21.70 m (71.2ft)

Hull Length - 21.2 m

Waterline Length - 19.5 m

Beam - 5.50 m

Draft - 1.05 m ex. drives

Displacement - 43 t test load, 36.8 t unloaded, 45.5 t loaded  

Fuel Capacity - 3700 l

Water Capacity - 1000 l

Max Persons - fourteen

Accommodation - eight guests in four cabins, two crew in one cabin

Engines - 2 x Volvo D13 900hp, or D13 1000hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking dual propeller IPS1250 or IPS1350 pod drives

Speed - 32 knots max 23 cruise with 1000hp, 29 knots max 21 cruise with 900hp

Construction - fiberglass, with carbon fibre super structure

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez interior, NAMES hull design

Certification - UNI ISO 8666 for data

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New Model: Azimut Fly 62

Azimut debuted its new innovative Fly 62 model at the 2024 Cannes Yacht Festival.  A replacement of the successful 60 Flybridge, the Fly 62 comes from Alberto Mancini for exterior, Fabio Fantolino for interior, and Francesco Rogantin doing the naval architecture along with Azimut's technical department.  For this new Fly 62 Mancini presents a low profile yacht, similar to the recent Azimut yachts he designed, but with the flybridge upright radar arch and hard-top giving the yacht a contrasted more utilitarian look.  The Azimut Fly 62 distinct feature is the rethinking for the exterior aft deck space, with the optional Beach Cockpit, which opens the transom outward, lowering the sofa in a synchronized movement, eliminating any physical barriers and creating a spacious sunbathing area closer to the water.  This Azimut Fly 62 solution offers a unique connection to the sea for a yacht in this segment and challenges the competition with a different thinking of looking aft rather then to the sides.  For the interior Pierluigi Fontalino presents a light filled and soft coloured palette, with a living on the main deck and three double cabins three head layout below deck. Fantolino presented an aft galley layout, with a dinette to starboard, and L-shaped lounge with opposite lounger further forward and one step up.  For the accommodation lower deck the Fly 62 has a master stateroom at midships with the berth looking to starboard, a forward VIP suite, and a third cabin with twin berths to starboard.  An optional one or two berth crew cabin is located at midships.  The Azimut Fly 62 is standard powered by twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives for estimated top speeds up to thirty knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 19.22 m (63.1ft)

Beam - 5.09 m

Draft - 1.63 m

Displacement - 38 t loaded

Fuel Capacity - 2800 l

Water Capacity - 750 l

Accommodation - six berths in three cabins, one berth crew cabin

Engines - 2 x Volvo D13 900hp, D13 1000hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking IPS30 dual propeller pod drives

Speed - thirty knots max 25 cruise with 900hp, 32 max 26 cruise with 1000hp

Hull Shapde - modified medium Vee with 17.2 degrees deadrise aft and 22 at midships

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Fabio Fantolino interior, Francesco Rogantin NAMES and Azimut naval architecture

Construction - carbon fibre upper structure, fiberglass

Certification - CE B, NMMA, UNI ISO9666

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Project: Azimut Fly 62

Azimut present the Fly 62 project, what will feature an innovative take on the beach club in a flybridge motor yacht, and goes against those who look at extending the sides.  As is usual Azimut does things its way and looks astern, to offer a fresh take on the family loving flybridge motor yacht. Azimut is not new to beach clubs, its 2012 debutante 55S had a beach extendable aft platform, and its new Seadeck range which just launched its 6 model is build around the beach club concept, but somehow its innovative flybridge motor yachts has remained rather conservative astern. This new Fly 62 changes this with what Azimut calls its Beach Cockpit version, a transformative aft deck which redefines the category with a forward facing lounge settee which drops down and transforms to a sun-pad looking aft a couple of foot above sea water level. Designed by Alberto Mancini, the Fly 62 is a replacement to one of Azimut's most successful models of recent times the seven years produced 60 Flybridge, and here we see the Italian designer follow his horizontal, soft and clean modern lines, with a hard-top and flybridge.  The designer take on horizontal lines also moves the super structure forward, although in these renderings its looks less so then to other models.  Mancini also presents an angular hard-top giving the Fly 62 a more masculine look, but also a familiar design to that of the larger Grande models.  For the interiors of the Fly 62, Azimut has chosen Fabio Fantolino his second job for the famous Italian brand following his 2023 debut with the Fly 72.  The Azimut Fly 62 is to be powered by twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives for speeds up to 32 knots, World first upcoming the first half of September in Cannes.

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New Model: Azimut Seadeck 6

When Azimut enters a genre or invents a new one it is always revolutionary!  So when the Seadeck line of eco-friendly and eco-conscious yachts was announced in early 2023 it looked from the beginning that the yachting sector was up for an innovative shake-down experience.  The Seadeck line is Azimut's most eco-friendly series to date which promises a 40% reduction of emissions in a year of usage, a huge result considering that the Italian yacht builder has been going eco-conscious since 2012 and the debut of its 55S model.  The 6 as all following Seadeck's are a mild or optional full hybrid planning sport yacht, which takes eco-friendly yachting into its next step in a long journey ahead.  But as usual for Azimut the criteria has to meet the purpose so designer Alberto Mancini was instructed to bring a new style yacht giving with a mix of exploration and sporty details which give best of use, while a new hull shape by NAMES which features a sharp entry promises reduced consumption at all speeds, and re-thinking of the construction and finishing materials used.  That is why the Azimut Seadeck 6 uses cork as replacement to teak for its deck, and carpets are made of re-purposed raw materials, with the same thing being done to 30% of the yachts skeleton. The Azimut Seadeck 6 debuted in mid-April first during the Milano Design Week 2024, with its official showing coming in end May at the always growing Venice boat show.  The first Seadeck 6 is fitted with the mild-hybrid zero emissions hotel mode, a 42 kwh lithium battery pack which will give up to eight hours of silent generator-free boating, with a full hybrid system of which the yacht is ready to embrace coming before the end of the year.  The Azimut Seadeck 6 is not yachting re-invented, more repurposed to be one of the most environmental clean and innovative yachts in the market today, which will entice buyers mostly with its expandable outdoor areas, like its drop down bulk heads which extend exterior spaces in a different way to yachts of similar size.  Look at it and then you see that it is actually a beach club from a forty meter super yacht, but fitted to a seventeen meters.

Technical Data:

LOA - 17.5 m (57.5ft) incl. pulpit

Beam - 5.05 m

Draft - 1.35 m

Displacement - 27.6 t full load

Fuel Capacity - 2400 l

Water Capacity - 590 l

Accommodation - six berths in three cabins, one crew cabin berth

Engines - 3 x Volvo D6 380hp, or D6 480hp

Speed - 33 knots max, 24 knots cruise

Hull Shape - planning V-shape

Construction - fiberglass with carbon fiber

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez interior, NAMES and Azimut Research and Design for hull shape and naval architecture

Certification - CE B, ISO8666 for data

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Project: Azimut Grande 44M

Once upon a time Azimut-Benetti Group never felt the confidence to push Azimut Yachts beyond 35 meters, this was particularly shown in 2012 when the Grande 140 and 125 projects were eventually rebadged as Benetti Fast Line during project stages.  Things change with times and after 2021 and the launch of the Trideck 38 meter and its success of 21 hulls sold to date, Azimut is now going further into bigger dimensions, with the project for this new sleek looking and innovative Grande 44M project presented during the Palm Beach 2024 boat show.  Azimut’s new flagship is as all the recent offers a Low Emission Yacht with concept and exterior styling by Alberto Mancini and interiors by M²atelier, who are working with the Shipyard for the first time.  The Grande 44M as is the usual course of Azimut brings the future to the present, an expression of its mission to marry technological innovation, visionary design and a focus on environmental sustainability. Grande 44M amazes by offering something that doesn’t exist today: a superyacht with reduced CO2 emissions that brings bold, flowing lines to a design with four decks rather than the traditional three, embracing and sculpting significant volumes. Grande 44M is a super yacht that offers a unique and unexpected onboard lifestyle for this segment, with a stand-out Upper Deck, which can be converted into an Owner’s Deck with uninterrupted sea views both forward and astern. The concept underpinning the innovative styling created by Azimut in partnership with Alberto Mancini, is the decision to move the helm station to the fourth deck, freeing up the Upper Deck so that it can be transformed into an Owner’s Deck featuring the master suite and a private terrace offering spectacular views. to aft, the Grande 44M reoffers the Mezzanine Deck with Sea View Terrace that was central to the success of Grande Trideck theme. On the Grande 44M, this stage overlooking the sea is made even more unique by the See Through Pool, with its plays on transparency that establish continuous contact with the water and generate reflections that give the beach club an even more magical feel. The new layout means that architecture firm M²atelier, who are working with Azimut for the first time, could create an interior design that balances functionality and aesthetics, making the owners’ experience central and offering versatile settings to configure according to how they like to spend their time with family and friends. The forward section of Grande 44M’s Upper Deck can be fitted out as a media room for guests or reserved for the owner, or alternatively as a dining area with veranda accommodating twelve people. In both cases, almost two-meter-long windows on either side provide open views outside, where a lounge area in the bow with a small firepit offers a cozy space from which to watch the sun set over the water. It’s a lifestyle aspired to by everyone who loves the sea. Water is the key element in the narrative told by m²atelier, capturing its essence and giving back fluidity, dynamism and reflections. m²atelier, a firm with an international reputation for creative projects in multiple sectors, from residences and hotels to retail and product design brings as a distinctive signature for Azimut a clear message, accented by refined, subtle, whispered details that seduce with a discreet simplicity completely free of affectation or overemphasis. Grande 44M is not only a design and lifestyle masterpiece, but also a highly advanced naval architecture project and a new milestone in the green course charted by Azimut. The yacht is also the flagship of the Shipyard’s family of Low Emission Yachts, models that offer a reduction  between 20 and 30% in emissions compared to more traditional naval architectures of the same size. The innovative naval platform of Grande 44M is based on a Dual Mode hull, the introduction of the Hull Vane® foil technology and the Mild Hybrid Plus Zero Emission Hotel Mode system. The Dual Mode hull, developed in partnership by P.L. Ausonio Naval Architecture and the Azimut Research and Design department, represents the union of two types of conventional hull: the bow section is typical for fast displacement boats, while the part from midships to the stern has a chine commonly found on planning hulls. This results in a hull that allows a considerable reduction in fuel consumption and emissions at every speed range. The foil technology is installed for the first time on an Azimut yacht thanks to the collaboration between Hull Vane, Dutch company global leader in the design of advanced hydrodynamic solutions, and the Azimut|Benetti Group Research and Design Department which has gained a great experience in the design and production of carbon components. The Hull Vane® carbon wing fitted to the stern of Grande 44M is able to suppress the stern wave and generate forward thrust, providing further reduction in overall drag as well as damping of pitch, sway, and roll in navigation. The ability to combine onboard comfort with a focus on environmental sustainability is a stand-out feature of the designs developed by Azimut, which now already offers six models that can be fitted with a Zero Emission Hotel Mode system, making it possible to stay at anchor from up to eight hours with the generators turned off. On the Azimut Grande 44M this technology achieves maximum efficiency in combination with the Mild Hybrid Plus system, a new level of electrification developed by Azimut|Benetti Group in partnership with Asea Nautica. The Mild Hybrid Plus Zero Emission Hotel Mode system is the only solution today that makes it possible to cruise with the generators off and all loads connected, as well as producing a surplus of energy used to recharge the battery pack. Grande 44M is scheduled to be presented to the public at the Cannes 2026 boat show, with Azimut already announcing five units sold at the unveiling of the project during the Palm Beach boat show.

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New Model: Azimut Fly 72

The circle keeps on coming complete for Azimut with the new Fly 72 being the latest to take the Alberto Mancini design treatment outside.  The Azimut Fly 72 replaces the Righini designed 72 Flybridge which launched in 2015 after nearly eight years of production, and is also a new shaft propulsion yacht in its Fly line since 2018, which was the 55 Flybridge which debuted at Dusseldorf of that year.  As is usual to  Alberto Mancini for the Azimut Fly 72 he continues to show a sporty element in his designs, leaner and horizontal characterized clean lines, which further emphasize the sculptural tension that characterizes the Fly Series. Fabio Fantolino responsible for the interior on the other hand, renders the Fly 72 according to his distinctive style aimed at seeking perfect harmony between elegance, design and technique. The interiors are designed with a transversal stylistic approach, also evident in the choice of materials and shapes: wood combined with precious materials such as bronze and glossy lacquers, and shapes balanced between linearity and softness.  The Azimut Fly 72 also comes with a few options form the choice to make a 42 inch Lift TV on the flybridge, to the most important one of an Enclosed or Open galley on the main deck.  Down below the Azimut Fly 72 has a traditional four double cabins layout, with a master stateroom at midships, VIP suite forward, and two double cabins.  A crew cabin with two berths is located aft.  The Azimut Fly 72 is powered by two 1400hp Man engines with line shaft propulsion which give a cruise of 26 knots and reach a top speed up to 31 knots.  

Technical Data:

LOA - 22.57 m (74.1ft) with pulpit

Beam - 5.62 m

Draft - 1.82 m with props and full load

Displacement - 53.5 t full load

Fuel Capacity - 5200 l

Water Capacity - 1100 l

Accommodation - eight guests in four cabins, two crew in one cabin

Engines - 2 x Man CR V12 1400hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 31 knots max 26 cruise

Hull Shape - modified Vee with fifteen degrees deadrise aft

Construction - fiberglass with carbon fiber

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Fabio Fantolino interior, Pier Luigi Ausonio naval architect

Certification - CE A, NMMA

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New Model: Azimut Magellano 60

Azimut Magellano 60 was first presented during the twelfth Azimut Yachting Gala 2023 in Toarmina, Sicily with the official World debut following a couple months later in  Cannes.  The Magellano 60, is the latest in Azimut crossover line which debuted in 2009 with the revolutionary 74 model, a line designed for owners who want longer voyages full of adventure.  This eighteen meter yacht is also today the new entry level in Azimut Magellano explorer yacht range, presented in a new size for the line.  Sure some might say it replaces the 53 model, but if one would go onboard the Magellano 60, this new model stands out more as a smaller 66, also for the large spaces on board, generous without compromising the elegance of Ken Freivokh's lines. The cockpit is configured as a natural extension of the large lounge on the Main Deck and the stern transforms into a terrace capped with a transparent parapet that creates an Infinity Terrace overlooking the water that offers a navigation experience in complete harmony with nature and the sea. The crossover soul of the Magellano 60 is also through the efficiency Dual Mode semi-planning, now into its eight hull, which allows navigation at low speeds in total comfort but also to handle higher speeds by attenuating the impact of the waves and optimizing consumption and emissions. As is usual to Azimut looking forward never stops and the Magellano 60 was also the yacht chosen by the Italian yacht builder for the first test voyage powered by HVOlution biofuel, produced by Eni Sustainable Mobility with 100% renewable raw materials.  The tests carried out by Azimut in the summer of 2023 recorded exceptional results in terms of compatibility and performance, with a reduction in CO2 emissions of more than 80% compared to a yacht of comparable size powered by fossil diesel.  

Technical Data:

LOA - 18.47 m (60.7ft)

Beam - 5.15 m

Draft - 1.37 m full load

Displacement - 34.37 t full loads

Fuel Capacity - 3650 l

Water Capacity - 740 l

Accommodation - six berths in three cabins, one crew cabin berth

Engines - 2 x Man i6 730hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 26 knots, 18 knots cruise

Hull Shape - semi planning dual mode hull

Project - Ken Freivokh exterior, ProFjord and Azimut research and design department hull

Certification - CE B, NMMA, UNI ISO8666 for date

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Project: Azimut Grande 30M

Finally we are presented with some details of the Grande 30M project which was announced during Azimut yearly Cannes Yachting Festival press conference.  A new super yacht designed by Alberto Mancini, the Grande 30M will sit in between the top selling 27M and 32M models, and brings style cues in an evolutionary way from the 2022 launched 26M and 36M as designed by the same designer.  For the new Grande 30M Alberto Mancini presents a sporty profiled raised pilot house design with a semi-wide body main deck, and a unique fully flush upper deck with a full walk-around fore to aft and for the full length of the yacht.  The Grande 30M will also feature latest designs from Azimut Grande line, from the Deck2Deck Terrace which expands the aft deck when raising the garage hatch, to the Infinity Skydeck, and the Glass House with fully disappearing full-height windows transforming into a veranda open on three sides, establishing a union between the large aft lounge and the Infinity Pool which overlooks the sea off the bow.  The Grande 30M will feature interiors as designed by M2atelier of Marco Bonelli and Marijana Radovic, who for the Azimut-Benetti Group will create fluid and informal spaces set in a sustainable minimalism. No details of the layout are presented as yet but seeing the rendering above, expect a huge forward fore-deck master stateroom, and a four guest cabin below. The Grande 30M is also part of Azimut Low Emission Yachts, which today includes over half of the brands models guaranteeing a twenty to thirty per cent reduction in consumption and Co2 emissions, thanks to the use of carbon fibre, dedicated hull design for this efficiency and the use of pod propulsion. 

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Project: Azimut Seadeck 9

Azimut new Seadeck series with sport-adventure looks and a large aft beach club area which extends both aft and to ship-sides set to launch with the 6 model in 2024, is already proving to be one of the most anticipated launches of the upcoming year.  Now Azimut is teasing Seadeck series fans even more with the first side profile rendering of the 9 project.  The Azimut Seadeck 9 was not announced during the press release of the new sporty range in March 2023, which announced the trio of 6, 7, and 8 models from sixty to eighty feet, with the 24 meter flagship still under wraps; no rendering shown and a target date launch for early 2025.  At this stage it is not known if the Azimut Seadeck 9 is an additional fourth model of the range, or if the 8 became larger because of a client request or during project and market analysis.  What we know so far of the Seadeck 9 is that it will feature an impressive 30% reduction in Co2 emissions thanks to the use of Bio-Diesel as envisioned by Azimut Green Path partnered with Politecnico di Torino, Eni Sustainable Mobility, Lloyd's Register, and Superyacht Eco Association as created by Yacht Club de Monaco and Credit Suisse.

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New Model: Azimut S7

During the 2023 Dusseldorf boat show Azimut debuted its second generation S7 model, which has received the Alberto Mancini treatment for the exterior.  In the second generation S7 Alberto Mancini presents Azimut trademark clean soft lines outside, integrating practical solutions into a profile which looks sporty and calm.  The exterior are also not minimal edged, softer curved in the corners a theme which also continued in the interior design trusted to Yachtique who took over from Francesco Guida from the first generation S7.  As explained in the project presentation about a year ago the Azimut S7 has also received tweaks in the interior with the master stateroom cabin now getting a layout change with the bed looking to the port side, versus the previous acute angle bed.  Another slight change is in the garage now having same size length to beam, allowing for a bigger in length second PWC.  In the technical side of things the S7 Mancini has increased weight by 2.5 tons although Azimut has declared the same performances from the triple Volvo 800hp engines IPS propulsion combination for a top speed up to 35 knots.  

Technical Data:

LOA - 21.68 m (71.2ft)

Beam - 5.15 m

Draft - 1.69 m

Displacement - 46 t loaded

Fuel Capacity - 3800 l

Water Capacity - 1000 l

Accommodation - eight berths in four cabins, two crew in one cabin

Engines - 3 x Volvo D13 800hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking IPS1050 dual propeller pod drives

Speed - 35 knots max 27 cruise

Hull - modified medium Vee 18.4 midships and 13.8 degrees aft

Construction - resin infused fiberglass, carbon fibre super structure

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Yachtique interior, Alberto Ausonio hull shape

Certification - CE A, NMMA, ISO8666 for data

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Project: Azimut Fly 72

While some other brands keep delaying a new model, Azimut anticipates the market with the new Fly 72, a project announced just ten days before debuting at the 2023 Cannes boat show, which will debut along the two other Magellano 60 and Verve 48 Azimut novelties at the Cote d'Azur passarelle. The new Azimut Fly 72 replaces the fall 2015 launched 72 Flybridge after seven years of production, and continues the evolution of the Alberto Mancini era, which started with the 78 Flybridge in 2019. Three more Azimut to go for Alberto Mancini and transforming all the Flybridge range to his vision. The Azimut Fly 72 will also feature interior by Fabio Fantolino, a new name for the Italian builder, but also a first for the Torino and Milan based architect in the boating World. According to Azimut press release Fantolino will bring a transversal design language in the Fly 72, with the interior rendering showing clean modern furnishings. In the press release Azimut has not shared details of the Fly 72 accommodation, of which I would expect a standard four cabins layout and a crew cabin for two. Azimut is also quiet on the technical details, the outgoing 72 Flybridge is Man powered with shafts, but the 68 and 78 are Volvo IPS powered. So it will be interesting if Azimut will continue it's move into pods with this new Fly 72 model.

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Projects: Azimut Seadeck 6, Azimut Seadeck 7

Azimut presents its new Seadeck series, a line of three sport yachts from seventeen to 24 meters full of hybrid and innovative technological solutions, aimed to reduce environmental impact with the Italian yacht builder saying to be its most ever green product to date reducing emissions by 40%.  Considering what Azimut-Benetti Group delivered in the past decade for fuel efficiency and green solutions, which confirms again, the importance of Research and Design for the World largest yacht builder.  The concept of the Seadeck is developed by Alberto Mancini, Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, with the last two names debuting in yachting design.  The Seadeck Series also features what Azimut calls the Fun Island, a spacious aft deck re-invented, with opening balconies which become a big terrace slash beach club on the water.  The first Azimut Seadeck is to be the above 6 model set to debut in January 2024 at the Dusseldorf boat show.  The Azimut Seadeck 6 will measure seventeen meters in length and will offer an interior layout of three double cabins, with a one berth crew cabin.  The Seadeck 6 is to be powered with triple Volvo 380hp and up to 480hp engines, with IPS propulsion which will give speeds up to 33 knots.

The second model to come of the Azimut Seadeck is the 7, a 21 meter sport yacht with four double cabins plus one crew cabin for two persons. Unlike the smaller 6, the Seadeck 7 is to be powered by twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod propulsion with top speeds up to thirty knots.  The Azimut Seadeck 7 is to debut in beginning September 2024 at the Cannes boat show.  In all Azimut Seadeck, the set up will debut the Volvo innovative hybrid solution.  Azimut has so far sold ten Seadeck 6, and five Seadeck 7 on plan, with the still under wraps flagship of the range Seadeck 8 set to debut in January 2025 at the Dusseldorf boat show.

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Project: Azimut Magellano 60

The 2023 Dusseldorf boat show set the stage for the preview of Azimut's new Magellano 60 that will be presented in September. The 60 will complete the explorer with a Mediterrean vision Magellano series, which includes the larger 66, 25M and the 30M.  Designed by Ken Freivokh the same designer of the first 74 which represented a new direction not only for Azimut but yachting in general, and today is the designer of the two larger models.  In the Magellano 60 Freivokh integrates the refined world of sailing with the more complex world of the motor yacht, creating a crossover for true connoisseurs, owners who love long voyages full of adventure and charm. The Magellano 60 is a further step along the sustainable path that Azimut has planned, and with the second-generation Dual Mode hull, she takes her rightful place as a Low Emission Yacht.  Characterized by a timeless aesthetic, she balances a design full of details, generous volumes and architectural solutions that guarantee not only a unique lifestyle but also freedom and intimate contact with nature. Among her outstanding features, the Magellano 60 offers an Infinity Terrace aft and an internal dining with an exclusive sea view.  The Magellano 60 will feature a three double cabins layout with a single crew cabin berth aft.  Power will come from twin Man 730hp with line shafts propulsion giving a top speed up to 26 knots and a cruise of eighteen.

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New Model: Azimut Grande 36M

Just a year later to the launch of the largest ever Azimut, the 38 meter Trideck flagship which has so far sold in eighteen units and deliveries going into 2026 the famous Italian name launch a two meter smaller Grande 36M, which is also a replacement to the 2017 launched Grande 35M produced till 2021 in nineteen hulls.  With only two meters smaller to the big Trideck the Grande 36M is a different second in size model, with designer Alberto Mancini giving sleeker lines, also because unlike the flagship she is a two deck with raised pilot house design.  It is interesting how the Grande 36M though looks sleek and sporty, thanks to the clever deck integration by Alberto Mancini, doing all this without losing space.  This is also happening also for the extensive use of carbon fibre for the super structure, which is part of a triumvirate high technology features going into the Grande 36M. The other two being its low emissions D2P displacent2planning hull shape by Pierluigi Ausonio and Azimut research and design which reduces fuel consumption by up to 30%, and an innovative air exchange treatment system that continually refreshes and treats the interior environments.  The Azimut Grande 36M offers two interior layouts, with this being about a private dining area on the top deck behind the pilot station or in the lower deck.  The cabin  arrangement is identical in both versions with a five double cabins layout including which is a master stateroom on the forward wide body part of the main deck.  The Azimut Grande 36M is powered by twin MTU 2200hp as standard or optional 2400hp engines with these giving top speeds up to 24 knots.  Azimut has so far sold eight hulls of the Grande 36M with deliveries going into 2025, with the yacht making its first appearance at the Cannes and Genoa fall 2022 boat shows.

Technical Data:

LOA - 35.29 m (115.9ft) incl. pulpit

Beam - 7.50 m

Draft - 1.98 m full load

Displacement - 180t full load

Fuel Capacity - 19000 l

Water Capacity - 3600 l

Accommodation - ten guests in five cabins, six crew in four cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 2200hp, or 2400hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 24 knots max eighteen knots cruise

Hull Shape - D2P displacement 2 planning

Construction - fiberglass with carbon fibre for upper parts

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, Achille Salvagni interior, PL Ausonio naval architect

Certification - RINA pleasure class, UNI8666 for data

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