Web: CBI Navi New Web Site

CBI Navi presents its new virtual world wide web brochure showroom. CBI Navi started operating in 1984 building metal yachts of steel and alloy, in the global yacht capital Viareggio. In 2005 the company was took over by FIPA Group with the aim of building larger yachts up to seventy metres in length. This strategy from Fipa Group also had the aim to keep clients coming from a smaller Maiora or AB Yachts brands in the family of the Tuscany Group. Since CBI Navi became part of FIPA the company has delivered several custom Super Yachts all different to each other from 24 up to 50 metres, with the 50m Aifos being so far the largest build to date by the Viareggio yacht builder. Size capacity at CBI Navi is up to a size of 70 meters. The new CBI Navi website is available in English and Italian language and takes you around with the following buttons: Company, Steel and Aluminium, Services, Yachts, and Contacts.  A link at the bottom of the page takes you to CBI Navi Fipa Group YouTube page.

www.cbinavi.com

New Model: CBI 50

CBI Navi part of the FIPA Group launches its latest in a series of super yachts with the modern looking 50 meter hull number 43.  Designed by Studio Vafiadis the CBI 50 is a three deck  all aluminum build for the both the hull and super structure. Modern lines, minimal design and style are the keywords to describe the interiors and exteriors of the new 50 mt by Cbi Navi designed by Studio Vafiadis, and Hydro Tec with FIPA Group taking hull shape and engineering duties.  She can sleep twelve with a very large owners stateroom on the main deck.  Power is from twin MTU 4200hp which give max speeds of  about 22 knots loaded.

Technical Data:

LOA - 50 m (164ft)

Beam - 9.00 m

Draft - 2.30 m

Displacement - 325 t half load

Fuel Capacity - 85000 l

Water Capacity - 12000 l

Accommodation - 12 guests in 6 cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 16v 4000M93 4100hp

Speed - 22 knots max

Hull Shape - semi displacement

Construction Material - alloy hull and super structure

Project - Studio Vafiadis and Hydro Tec

www.cbinavi.com