Cranchi presents its new World wide web showroom. Cranchi was officially founded in 1870, with the today World known production and yacht builder story starting when Giovanni Cranchi opens a workshop in Como in 1866 building fisherman and transport boats on commission, who after four years officially registers Cantiere Nautico Cranchi. In 1932 the grandson of Cranchi also named Giovanni purchases a building in Brienno, Como on the lake shore and transforms it into a shipyard. This step leads into 1952 when Cranchi and his children devote themselves to wooden boats mass production. But the real turn around for Cranchi comes from fourth generation Aldo in 1970, who partners with Tullio Monzino, moves to shipyard to nearby Valtellina and starts fiberglass production in the new establishment in Piantedo, Sondrio. This move produces the first Kiko model, and leads after this to various over one thousand delivered models; 1971 4.85 Pilotina, 1974 20 Rally, and the 1997 launched 34 Zaffiro. The plant in Piantedo also continues its expansion and in the eighties expands to 20,000 squared metres, and again to 33,000. Other sites are also added; San Giorgio di Nogaro Marine Test Center in 1997, San Giorgio di Nogaro 22,000 square meters factory, a third plant in Colico, Lecce, and last in 2005 the opening of Seventy Plant 4 dedicated to plus fifty foot yachts in an area of 100,000 squared meters of which 25,000 covered located in Rogolo, Sondrio. In all these plants Cranchi today produces thirteen models from the entry level E26 Rider, to the Settantotto 78 flagship, with its latest models being the just debuted Sessantasette 67 Corsa and the Sessantadue 62, with an upcoming Cinquantatre 53 project coming in 2025. Cranchi's new website takes you around with the following buttons; Home, Yachts, Company, Marine Test Centre, Cranchi Cares, Events, Dealers, Pre-Owned Boats, Careers, and Contacts. Cranchi is also located on all major social hubs; Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Youtube, Pinterest, and Linkedin with link buttons at the top right of the entry page taking you directly to the social media pages.
Production History;
4.85 Pilotina 1971-77 (1550)
Rally 20 1974- (1000+)
Pilotina 5.80 1976-80 (274)
C8 1976-
C6 Cabin 1977-79
C8 Sport 1979-83
Faster 5.20 m 1979-
Jean 5.75 m 1979-
Holiday 20 1979-84
Clipper 224 1981-
Hobby 190 1981-85
Endurance 31 1983-91
25 GT 1984-87
Hobby 20 1985-90
Holiday 21 1986-91
Clipper 760 1988-93
Clipper Cruiser 7.60 m 1989-93
40 Mediterranee 1989-96 (200+) includes 41 Mediterranee
35 Endurance 1992-97
36 Smeraldo 1993-97
31 Aquamarina 1994-2000
41 Mediterranee 1997-2002 (200+) includes 40 Mediterranee
34 Zaffiro 1997-2008 (1100+)
38 Atlantique 1997-98
37 Smeraldo 1998-2005
40 Atlantique 1998-2008
39 Endurance 1998-2002
48 Atlantique 1998-2004
50 Mediterranee 2000-09
33 Endurance 2002-05
41 Endurance 2003-08
47 Mediterranee 2004-10
50 Mediterranee HT 2005-09
50 Atlantique 2005-10
47 Mediterranee HT 2006-10
43 Mediterranee 2007-11
43 Mediterranee HT 2007-11
36 Zaffiro 2008-12
36 Pelican 2008-11
43 Atlantique 2008-12
33 Endurance 2008-12
29 Zaffiro 2008-
32 Zaffiro HT 2008-11
Sixty4 HT 2010-16
Sixty6 Flybridge 2010-16
Fifty6 ST 2010-16
Fifty8 Fly 2011-14
M35 ST 2011-15
M44 ST 2012- *M40 project
30 Endurance 2012-
54 Fly 2012-16
Fifty8 HT 2012-16
T53 2013-18 *50 Trawler project
54 HT 2013-17
27 Endurance 2014-
43 Eco Trawler 2015-21
40 Eco Trawler 2015-17
Sixty Fly 2015-22
Z35 2015-
E52 S Evoluzione 2017-23 *50 S project
E52 F Evoluzione 2017-23 *50 Fly project
60 ST 2017-
60 HT 2017-
T36 Crossover 2018-21 *XT36 project
E26 Rider 2018-
E26 Classic 2018-
T55 2019-22
Settantotto 78 2020- *78 Magnifica project
A46 Luxury Tender 2021- *A42 project
SessantaSette 67 2022-
SessantaSette 67 Corsa 2024-
SessantaDue 62 2024-
Pilotina 485, Cranchi's first fiberglass boat produced from 1971 to 77