New Model: Riviera 5600 Sport Yacht

Riviera presents the new 5600 Sport Yacht.  A replacement to the 5400 Sport Yacht after six years of production and over forty units sold, the 5600 Sport Yacht brings new space ideas, comfort, liveability and luxury appointments added with the Australian yacht builder engineering excellence, blue-water capability and fuel-efficient performance. There is just so much for family and friends to enjoy with all-seasons alfresco entertaining on the large aft deck, relaxing on the lounge and sunbeds of the forward deck, a spacious saloon with two lounge areas and an accommodation deck with three superb staterooms including a full-beam master suite and a dedicated laundry. The convenience and style of a tender garage is another essential feature of the Sport Yacht design with extra storage space for the family’s water sports equipment and toys. Owners will also appreciate the practicality of a full-height engine room with excellent access and serviceability.  The Riviera 5600 Sport Yacht is powered by twin Volvo 725hp with IPS pod propulsion for top speeds up to 32 knots and a cruise of 25.

Technical Data:

LOA - 18.64 m (61.2ft)

Hull Length - 16.8 m

Beam - 5.11 m

Draft - 1.54 m

Displacement - 25660 kg dry

Fuel Capacity - 3300 l

Water Capacity - 800 l

Accommodation - six berths in three cabins

Engines - 2 x Volvo D11 725hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking IPS pod drives

Speed - 32 knots max 25 cruise

www.rivieraaustralia.com

competition = Azimut S6

New Model: Saxdor 460 GTC

Saxdor debuted it's new 460 GTC flagship at the 2026 Dusseldorf boat show.  The 460 GTX is Saxdor competition to the Axopar 45 XC Cross Cabin, with some unique tricks up its sleeve, one of which is that the main deck enclosed cabin area is full wide body, and the large drop down balconies serve both the aft deck and cabin.  The Saxdor 460 GTC offers a standard interior layout sleeping four in two cabins, with the optional aft cabin adding an extra two berths.  Living area with L-shaped saloon and galley is located on the main deck.  The Saxdor 460 GTC is standard powered by triple Mercury 300hp outboards, with optional 350hp and the largest 425hp being available.  Expect the 460 GTC to be followed by the open GTO and GTS versions, both of which are not yet announced.

Technical Data:

LOA - 14.4 m (47.2ft)

Beam - 4.1 m

Draft - 0.8 m engines up

Displacement - 

Fuel Capacity - 1330 l

Water Capacity - 160 l

Max Persons - fifteen

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins, or six berths in three cabins

Engines - 3 x Mercury V8 300hp, V10 350hp, V10 425hp

Propulsion - triple outboards

Speed - fifty knots with large engines *estimate

Hull Shape - twin steeped with twenty degrees deadrise

Project - vacuum infused fiberglass

Ceritification - CE B 15

www.saxdoryachts.com

competition = Axopar 45 XC Cross Cabin

New Model: Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin

Axopar is once again to set new standards, as it debuts the new 38 series, with the XC Cross Cabin debuting at the Boot Düsseldorf 2026.  The 38 XC Cross Cabin is to be followed by the Axopar 38 Sun Top and Cross Top launching later this year.  With an uncompromising drive to innovate, Axopar's all-new 38 range redefines onboard liveability and comfort while delivering an unrivalled driving experience on one of the best-handling hulls in the world. The Axopar 38 is the most ambitious and impactful range in Axopar’s history, built to make boating easier, safer, and more enjoyable for seasoned boaters and beginners alike, and follows the legacy and DNA of the iconic Axopar 37 range, which become an industry icon and has shaped boating culture around the world selling nearly three thousand units in a ten year production run, with owners ranging from first-time boaters to experienced captains, offshore adventurers, commercial operators, and governments.  At the same time the Axopar 37 reflects the broader Axopar philosophy that created a category of its own, adventure boating, building boats designed for real use, real conditions, and the freedom to explore further.  Axopar believes that a boat must adapt to different uses with minimal compromise, as boating today is broader, more social, and more versatile than ever. People spend longer days on the water and use their boat for a wider range of activities. The all-new Axopar 38 is created to meet that need. It is the result of the most extensive investments in R&D than any previous Axopar range, continuing the company’s philosophy of functional, flexible, and timeless Nordic design that enables real experiences without unnecessary complexity.

Technical Data:

LOA - 11.85 m (38.9ft)

Beam - 3.53 m

Draft - 0.9 m, 1.1 meters with motors down

Displacement - 5300 kg excluding engines and dry

Fuel Capacity - 830 l

Water Capacity - 150 l

Max Persons - ten

Accommodation - two berths, optional three additional berths

Engines - 2 x Mercury V8 Verado 300hp, V10 Verado 350hp

Propulsion - twin outboards

Speed - 45 knots max, 34 cruise

Range - 250 nautical miles at best cruise

Hull Shape - twin step deep Vee with twenty degrees deadrise aft

Certification - CE B10/C12

www.axopar.com

competition = Nimbus Commuter 11

New Model: Azimut Grande 44M

Azimut launched its new flagship and largest build to date, as it splashes the first unit of the Grande 44M. A contemporary superyacht the Grande 44M also combines Hull Vane® foil technology and carbon fibre, where lightness creates new possibilities, freeing up space to dedicate an entire Deck to the owner. Enjoyed in the silence of Mild Hybrid technology. The launch of the first Grande 44M confirms the success of the strategy that has led Azimut to achieve leadership in the superyacht segment over the years. Today, over two-thirds of the Azimut's production value is represented by models over 24 meters, a testament to a corporate vision rewarded by the market and the trust of owners. The expansion of the range culminates in the new Grande 44M, which debuts in the water with seven units already sold to owners. The new flagship marks the final leg of Azimut's journey to define the contemporary superyacht, combining the evolution of its design language created by international design excellence with continuous technological innovation. The use of carbon fiber, which accounts for more than 50% of the vessel, is the cornerstone of the project: reducing the overall weight of the superstructure allows for an unprecedented four-deck architecture that breaks with the traditional layout. The fourth deck, which houses the wheelhouse and is perfectly integrated into the sleek profile designed by Alberto Mancini, frees the Upper Deck of all technical spaces, transforming it into an entire deck dedicated to the owner with private terraces overlooking the horizon. Aft, the Grande 44M features the Mezzanine Deck with a Sea View Terrace, a defining element of the Grande Trideck, made even more iconic by the See-Through Pool: a plunge pool that plays with transparency to maintain visual contact with the sea and create caustic effects that make the beach club even more magical. The original layout allowed m²atelier architecture studio to translate the design into a manifesto of intentional living. Here, the interior balances functionality and aesthetics in environments designed to give new spaces to the owner, along with the freedom to inhabit it as they please. This is how the bow area of ​​the upper deck is transformed: a veranda dining area for twelve, a private media room, or a space for guests. In every configuration, enormous windows break down visual boundaries and open a 180° view of the outdoor bow lounge where, around the firepit, guests gather to watch the sunset over the water. m2atelier—internationally renowned for projects ranging from elite residences to product design envisions a clear and uncompromising style for Azimut, punctuated by subtle, refined details.

Technical Data:

LOA - 43.6 m (143.1ft)

Beam - 8.67 m

Draft - 2.05 m loaded and including propellers

Displacement - 35 t full load

Fuel Capacity - 40,000 l

Water Capacity - 8000 l

Accommodation - ten guests in five cabins, or twelve guests in six cabins, 9 crew in 5 cabins

Engines - 2 x MAN 1550hp, optional MAN 1800hp

Propulsion - line shaft 

Speed - seventeen knots max, fifteen cruise

Hull Shape - dual mode with Vane foil

Construction - fiberglass with carbon fibre

Project - Alberto Mancini exterior, P.Ausonio naval architect, M2Atelier interior 

Certification - RINA Pleaseure Class, ISO8666 for data

www.azimutyachts.com

competition = Maiora 42 Exuma

New Model: Viking 64 SC

Viking launches the first 64 SC Sport Coupe, the latest evolution and largest build to date of the Sport Series line-up, and largest ever express build from the New Jersey Viking. Inspired by a passionate Viking owner and more than two decades of Sport Coupe innovation, the 64 SC is built on the proven 64 Convertible hull of which over forty have been delivered to date. This exciting addition is also available with a custom Palm Beach Towers tuna tower, giving owners two distinct profiles on the same high-performance platform, with the first unit ordered with a clean set up. From the helm's commanding sightlines to the SC’s aggressive, streamlined profile, every design element was driven by visibility and balance. The first hull is a galley-down three cabin configuration with cross-over forward stateroom that transforms the command deck into a spacious salon-style living area, with a galley-up version with four staterooms and three heads also being available. Both offer smart, comfortable accommodations for serious fishing or cruising. The 64 SC cockpit mirrors that of the 64 Convertible, with a full array of tournament-grade features, including bait freezers, fish boxes, refrigerated boxes and engine-room access. A deeper mezzanine adds a luxurious touch with a raised lounge inspired from the Viking 82.  The first build commissioned by a long time Viking owner, and is powered by twin MAN 1650hp for top speeds up to forty knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 20.62 m (67.8ft) with bow pulpit

Length - 19.46 m

Waterline Length - 16.6 m

Beam - 5.75 m

Draft - 1.65 m

Displacement - 42602 kg loaded

Fuel Capacity - 6927 l, optional 8721 l

Water Capacity - 1143 l

Accommodation - six/seven berths in three cabins, or eight/nine berths in four cabins

Engines - 2 x MAN V12 CRM 1550hp, 1650hp, 2000hp, Cat C32A 1925hp, C32B 2025hp, MTU 12V2000 M96X 2002hp

Propulsion - line shaft with propeller pockets and class S propellers

Speed - forty knots max, 35 cruise with MAN 1650hp

Hull Shape - modified medium Vee with twelve degrees deadrise aft

Construction - resin infused with Baltek end grain balsa, Airex foam cores, and carbin E-glass

www.vikingyachts.com

competition - non existent

New Model: Caribbean 40F Flybridge

Purchased by Maritimo in Summer 2025, Caribbean shows its new direction by debuting its first new model, the 40F Flybridge.  The 40F is a replacement to the Caribbean 40 Mk.II, a totally revised and enhanced flybridge cruiser developed as a crossover platform equally capable of extended coastal cruising, offshore game fishing, as well as leisurely family boating.  The 40F draws heavily on the qualities that defined earlier Caribbean flybridge cruisers, namely strong seakeeping, dependable handling, deep-V offshore performance, and practical layouts, whilst introducing a more refined and contemporary interpretation of the Australian offshore cruiser.  Its exterior styling features sharper flybridge lines, cleaner and larger glazing areas, a modern hardtop profile, and a more sophisticated overall presentation, without sacrificing the purposeful functionality for which Caribbean became known.  The flybridge access has also been thoughtfully designed. Instead of compromising valuable cockpit space, the ladder is neatly positioned within the awning envelope on the starboard side, leading through a dedicated hatch to preserve a clean, practical layout. Balancing this arrangement, the port side incorporates the fridge/freezer, and functional amenities such as a sink and barbecue are situated on the right-hand side under the ladder, creating a package that is equally capable as a serious offshore performer and an exceptional entertainer.  Designed for serious time on the water, the Caribbean 40F delivers expansive spaces due to a total rethink of the deck and cabin design, including the removal of the side elements of the forward-facing glass to allow for increased fridge and pantry space. The result now has more integrated solutions built in with wide and practical side decks, a large contemporary saloon arrangement, updated onboard systems, and a flybridge helm configuration engineered for offshore visibility and usability.  The Caribbean 40F comes with multiple configurations, allowing owners to tailor the vessel toward dedicated fishing applications or family cruising requirements.  Performance and offshore capability remained central throughout development, with the 40F engineered around efficient shaft-drive diesel propulsion with an emphasis on reliability, predictable handling, offshore range and comfortable cruising efficiency.  The Caribbean 40F is standard fitted with Volvo 440hp, with the first hull fitted with the larger option of twin 670 horsepower.

Technical Data:

LOA - 13.32 m (43.8ft)

Hull Length - 12.1 m

Beam - 4.3 m

Draft - 1.15 m

Displacement - 14,000 kg dry

Fuel Capacity - 2300 l

Water Capacity - 500 l

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins

Engines - 2 x Volvo D6 440hp, D11 670hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Certification - AMSA, ISO

caribbean-boats.com

competition = Henriques 42 Sportfisherman

New Model: Custom Line 35 Navetta

The first Custom Line Navetta 35 yacht was launched on May 28 at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, during a ceremony attended by the shipyard’s senior management, the owner’s representative, the captain, the surveyor and the employees of both Custom Line and the outside contractors involved, who celebrated the event with great satisfaction and enthusiasm. Also present at the launch were the architects who collaborated on the project, Filippo Salvetti and Chiara Massarani of ACPV Architects. The distinctive features that ensure a unique and engaging cruising experience for the owner and his guests include: the almost transparent naval architecture, which puts the sea at the centre of the on-board experience; the fluid interconnection between interiors and exteriors, which amplifies the pleasure of conviviality; and the sophisticated combinations of elegance and comfort, evident in all the yacht’s settings. The launch of the first Custom Line Navetta 35 consolidates the brand’s strategic positioning in the displacement segment under 270 GT, strengthening the synergy between innovative design and masterful craftsmanship that has defined Custom Line’s identity right from the outset. Confirming the strong interest generated by the project, the model had already recorded sales of three units before the launch of its first hull. With a length of 34 meters this yacht is the result of collaboration between the Strategic Product Committee and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department, with strategic consulting provided by Custom Line Atelier, which curated the definition and development of the interior styling to reflect the owner’s own aesthetic tastes. With exterior styling by architect Filippo Salvetti and interior architecture by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the new made-to-measure yacht embodies the values of high-quality Italian craftsmanship, functional design, technological innovation and refined beauty that have been an integral part of the brand’s bespoke DNA from the outset. Extending across three decks, the layout of Custom Line Navetta 35 offers a contemporary take on life at sea, with generous functional spaces devoted to convivial living and the well-being of the owner family and their guests. With over 300 square metres of indoor and outdoor space, the settings alternate between areas designed for socialising and others for relaxation, complemented by comfy freestanding furniture and flexible layouts that encourage social interaction. The yacht can accommodate up to ten guests in five cabins – a master suite on the main deck and four guest cabins on the lower deck – while ensuring that guest and crew flows are both private and functional. The exterior design of Custom Line Navetta 35 stands out for its understated, harmonious style, featuring sculptural surfaces, balanced volumes and clean lines that produce a contemporary, dynamic silhouette. The interiors are designed to enhance the sense of space and showcase the ever-present dialogue with marine environment, thanks to the extensive use of full-height windows and the almost transparent naval architecture, designed to let natural light flood in from stern to bow and on every side. The innovative staircase is part of this effort, designed to ensure maximum privacy and blend discreetly into the interior design. The fact that there is no external staircase aft on the main deck helps create the ultimate flexible space, turning the cockpit into the yacht’s social hub. The interior design language features soft volumes, organic geometries and custom-made freestanding furniture designed by Antonio Citterio, raised off the floor so that it seems almost to float in space. In line with this bespoke vision and aesthetic, for the first Custom Line Navetta 35, ACPV developed the Light Mood based on the owner’s wishes: a concept featuring ivory, beige and caramel colourways that runs through the settings, giving them more depth, luminosity and lightness. This pursuit of balance is also reflected in the choice of materials: vibrant Pietra di Vicenza stone, pale wood floors and sand-coloured leather used for upholstery and detailing come together to create a warm and refined atmosphere. The result is a sophisticated and immersive cruising experience, in which light, materials and transparency blur the boundaries between inside and outside, transforming every space into a prime vantage point overlooking the sea.

Technical Data:

LOA - 34.7 m (113.2ft)

Hull Length - 34.4 m

Beam - 7.7 m

Draft - 2.2 m

Displacement - 173,000 kg unloaded, 198,000 kg loaded

Fuel Capacity - 19300 l

Water Capacity - 3100 l

Max Persons - twenty

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

Engines - 2 x MAN V12 LE446 CR 1400hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - fifteen knots max, twelve cruise, ten knots long range

Range - 1750 at ten knots long range speed

Project - Filippo Salvetti exterior, ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel interior

www.customline-yacht.com

competition = Benetti Oasis 34M

New Model: Tiara 46 LS

Tiara present the new 46 LS.  A replacement to the 48 LS, the 46 LS brings soft evolution to its slight larger outgoing sister, from improved seating and improved lower deck cabin space.  The LS range is an enormous success and part of it comes from the three aft cockpit modules; buffet, chaise and adventure allowing owners to tailor the 46 LS for entertaining, seeking adventure, or embracing pure relaxation, with this enhanced by a portside terrace that opens the boat to the water. Sliding glass doors enclose the cockpit for protection from the elements, while below deck a serene retreat awaits, featuring a forward berth, mid-cabin stateroom, and well-appointed head. A thoughtfully designed mid-cockpit galley, paired with expanded prep space and pantry amenities below deck, create a stress-free environment for entertaining.  The Tiara 46 LS is powered by triple Mercury 600hp for top speeds up to 51 knots, and a best cruise of 41 knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 14.20 m (46.6ft)

Beam - 4.24 m

Draft - 1.31 m motors down

Displacement - 12474 kg dry

Fuel Capacity - 2498 l

Water Capacity - 227 l

Accommodation - four guests in two cabins

Engines - 3 x Mercury Verado V12 7.6l 600hp

Propulsion - triple Mercury outboards with duo-prop

Speed - 51 knots max 41 cruise

Range - 292 nautical miles at cruise speed

Hull Shape - modified deep Vee with 21 degrees deadrise aft

Construction - resin infused with fully cored hull and premium resins, painted outer layer

Certification - USCG NMMA

www.tiarayachts.com

competition = Azimut Verve 48

New Model: Selva 920 Center Console

During the 2025 Genoa boat show Selva debuted its new 920 Center Console model.  At nine meters in length, the 920 Center Console is the current flagship and largest offer of Selva's boat manufacturing section. Able to be powered by twin engines up to twin 300hp outboards, the first Selva 920 Center Console was powered by twin Selva 200hp and reached speeds up to 47 knots with an idle cruise of 25 knots.  The Selva 920 Center Console also surprises for it's comfort and even tough it is a full and pure walk-around offers a cabin space with a double berth. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 9 m (29.6ft)

Beam - 3 m

Displacement - 2600 kg dry

Fuel Capacity - 500 l

Water Capacity - 100 l

Max Persons - twelve

Accommodation - two berths in cabin

Engines - 2 x Selva Sei Whale 200XSR E.F.I 200hp, up to 600hp

Propulsion - outboards

Speed - 47 knots max, fast cruise 35 knots, 25 knots optimum cruise

Certification - CE C

www.selvamarine.com

competiton = Jeannean Cap Camarat 9.0 CC Serie2

New Model: AvA Yachts Kando 85

AvA Yachts is proud to announce the successful launch of M/Y V, the first hull in the new Kando 85 series, at its shipyard in Antalya Free Zone, Türkey. The launch marks another important milestone for AvA Yachts and its growing portfolio of long-range explorer yachts. Designed for owners seeking the perfect balance of capability, comfort, and style, the Kando 85 combines robust engineering with exceptional interior volume and long-range cruising performance. Built in steel and aluminium, the Kando 85 offers spacious living areas, generous storage capacity, and the reliability required for extended voyages. Staying true to the philosophy of the Kando series, she has been designed to take her owners further while providing the comfort and luxury expected from a modern explorer yacht. Following the launch, this first Kando 85 will undergo commissioning and sea trials before delivery to her Owners. The first Ava Yachts Kando 85 will then make its World debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival, where visitors will be able to experience first-hand the exceptional volume, long-range capability, and explorer spirit that define the Kando 85. With the Kando 85, AvA Yachts continues to expand the Kando line which debuted with the 110 model in 2019 and shows its commitment in building pocket exploring super yachts that combine long-range capability, exceptional interior space, and bespoke craftsmanship for owners who dream beyond the horizon.

Technical Data:

LOA - 25.70 m (84.9ft)

Beam - 7.50 m

Draft - 2.30 m

Displacement - 200 gt *volume

Fuel Capacity - 25,000 l

Water Capacity - 5700 l

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

Engines - 2 x Volvo D11 510hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - twelve knots max, eight knots cruise

Range - six thousand nautical miles at best cruise

Construction - hull in AH36 steel, deck in Alloy Almg 5083 H321

Certification - CE A

www.avayachts.com

competition = Bering B88

New Model: Freeman Signature 56

Freeman continue to rewrite the rules in the offshore center console power catamaran segment and present the new Signature 56 flagship.  An expansion of three meters to the previous 47 flagship which arrived in 2020, the Signature 56 is a big challenge to all sportfish center-console in this size.  Freeman is the name which put the catamaran center console in that new level of desirability, after it debuted with a 33 in 2007, it has been in an unstoppable spiral of success.  From that 33 its just been an expansion, and today Freeman is the leader of the offshore sportfish center console power catamaran segment, offering nine models from 28 to this new Signature 56 flagship.  All this confirms the Carolina boat builder leadership, but also puts into a new outlook as the Signature 56 unlike it's smaller sisters also brings cabin space, offering a lower deck sleeping four, in two single berths and a master stateroom forward in the port-side hull, while the starboard hull features a galley with day head/shower forward.  The Freeman Signature 56 is powered by quadruple Mercury 600hp for speeds up to sixty knots, and a cruise of 34 knots, with a six hundred nautical miles range being possible. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 17.06 m (56ft)

Beam - 5.02 m

Draft - 0.76 m

Displacement - 15875 kg dry, 19958 kg medium load

Fuel Capacity - 5413 l

Water Capacity - 454 l

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins

Engines - 4 x Mercury V12 Verado 400hp outboards

Propulsion - quadruple duo-prop outboards

Speed - sixty knots max, 34 cruise

Range - up to six hundred nautical miles

www.freemanboatworks.com

competition = Frontrunner 55 Catamaran

New Model: Viking 50 Billfish

The Viking 50 Billfish carries forward a series designed for fishing and built with Viking semi-custom quality. From the 37 and 38 to the 46 and now the 50, the Billfish line has kept its identity: a classic dayboat profile with an inset bridge, clean lines and serious cockpit space. Hull No. 1 is now in Hawaii, where she will be used to target world-record blue marlin. At fifteen square meters, the cockpit keeps the focus on fishing, with a teak sole and covering boards, mezzanine seating, fighting chair, rod holders and ample dry and refrigerated storage. The flybridge and center console helm are arranged for long days offshore. Twin displays are flush-mounted and easy to see and access, with instruments and controls inside dual radio boxes siding the teak helm pod; there’s more electronics in the hardtop’s recessed area. The captain has a clear sightline aft to the cockpit. The Viking 50 Billfish offers a cabin layout with two or three cabins version, with an option to have a three berth forward cabin replacing the central double queen berth. In the three cabins version, the third cabin replaces the tackle storage room. The Viking 50 Billfish is powered by twin MAN 1200hp or optional Scania 1150hp.

Technical Data:

LOA - 15.75 m (51.8ft)

Waterline Length - 13.6 m

Beam - 5.21 m

Draft - 1.47 m

Displacement - 29169 kg loaded

Fuel Capacity - 3994 l, or optional 4542 l 

Water Capacity - 681 l

Accommodation - 4 berths in 2 cabins, or 5 berths in 2 cabins, 6 berths in 3 cabins, 7 berths in 3 cabins 

Engines - 2 x MAN V8 CRM 1200hp, optional Scania 1150hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Hull Shape - modified medium Vee with 11.4 degrees deadrise aft 

Construction - resin infused core with end-grain balsa and closed cell foam, Vinilester resin

www.vikingyachts.com

competition = Henriques 50 Express Hardtop Bridge

New Model: Beneteau Gran Turismo 40

Seeing the sport cruiser segment changing in recent years, Beneteau made a big turn around and decided to redesign all its Gran Turismo range with three new models.  This new second generation Gran Turismo 40 shows the way forward for what has been Beneteau's success of the last two decades, with this model a replacement to the Gran Turismo 41 produced since 2021, what was previously the first generation Gran Turismo 40, Flyer Gran Turismo 38, and debuted as the Monte Carlo 37 in 2006.  It's been nineteen years of improving for what over the years became the European sport cruiser standard.  With this new Gran Turismo 40, Beneteau instructed its long standing designer Andreani; he designed all the four models mentioned, to make a hybrid, a sport cruiser which brings the amenities of the walk-around cruisers which are dominating the market, like the Fjord, Pardo's and Solaris Power models mixed to those of a cabin boat.  This new Gran Turismo is just that offering for half its length full walk-around comfort, which expands more thanks to the drop down bulkheads, and then from midships it is a cabin boat, with the helm station also enclosing itself from the aft deck, and the forward raised deck which offers lower deck cabin space for four.  The new Benateau Gran Turismo 40 is powered by twin Yanmar 370hp on stern drives propulsion for speeds up to 32 knots, with an outboard gas petrol twin Mercury 400hp also being available.  The second generation Gran Turismo 40 is also offered in the Alpine Edition, for special details and finishing to make that more special.

Technical Data:

LOA - 12.53 m (41.1ft)

Hull Length - 10.8 m

Beam - 3.64 m

Draft - 1.20 m

Displacement - 8600 kg light

Fuel Capacity - 2 x 435 l inboard, 2 x 600 l outboard

Water Capacity - 255 l

Max Persons - eight

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins

Engines - 2 x Yanmar 8LV 370hp, or Mercury V10 400hp outboard and petrol gas

Propulsion - Yanmar Z-Drive, or Mercury outboard

Speed - 32 knots max 26 cruise with Yanmar 370hp

Construction - fibreglass sandwich with Vinilester resin, balsa core

Project - Andreani exterior and interior, Michael Peters hull and naval architect

Certification - CE B8/C10/D12

www.beneteau.com

competition = Fiart Seawalker 39 Panorama

New Model: Galeon 520 Fly

Galeon debuted its new 520 Fly at the Miami Boat Show earlier this year.  The 520 Fly is a replacement to the ten years produced 500 Fly model, probably Galeon's most important model to date, the one which introduced the expanding trasformative drop-down bulkheads who since then became a focus of signature of the Polish yacht builder offer.  Designed by over twenty years Galeon designer Tony Castro, the 520 Fly follows similar styling to the well received 560 Fly which arrived three years ago in 2023.  The 520 Fly is similar to it's lightly larger 560 Fly sister in a bit of a smaller size, which when you start crunching numbers is less to the four foot the model designation gives.  For the 520 Fly, Galeon also bring InSitu and Partners for interior design, who present the three Amber, Ocean, and Ivory themed palettes for the furnishing style.  The interior of the 520 Fly has a living with astern galley layout, which in full Galeon fashion with opening windows and expanding balconies transforms the area to something unique which only the Polish builder offers today.  The lower deck is a three double cabins with two heads layout; full beam midships located owners stateroom, VIP suite forward, and twin berth cabin to port side.  A single berth crew cabin is also located aft, with this optionable as a tender garage.  The Galeon 520 Fly is powered by twin Volvo 725hp with line shaft propulsion in propeller tunnels for top speeds up to thirty knots and cruising speed in the mid twenties.

Technical Data:

LOA - 17.2 m (56.4ft)

Hull Length - 14.7 m

Beam - 4.61 m

Draft - 0.90 m ex. running gear

Displacement - 26198 kg unloaded 

Fuel Capacity - 2 x 900 l

Water Capacity - 650 l

Max Persons - fourteen

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

Engines - 2 Volvo D11 725hp

Propulsion - line shaft with propeller tunnels

Speed - thirty knots max with Volvo 725hp

Range - up to 250 nautical miles

Project - Tony Castro exterior and naval architect, InSitu and Partners interior

Certification - CE B

www.galeon.yachts

competition = Prestige F5.7

New Model: Sasga Menorquin 48 HT

Following the debut of the flybridge Sasga present the other hard-top version of the Menorquín 48 HT.  Like in all Sasga the inspiration continues to be the classic llaut fishing boat of days gone by, as designed by Indigo Toledo of Barracuda Yacht design, the designer of all the Sasga models since the company arrived in 2011.  The Menorquín 48 is also about details, created for sea lovers to  enjoy the journey as much as the destination.  With its intermediate size, the Menorquin 48 HT offers greater spaciousness and comfort, allowing you to avoid the length and mooring challenges posed by larger yachts.  Accommodation wise the Menorquin 48 HT brings a classic yacht and larger yacht exterior; aft deck with central dinette, fore deck sun-pad, and forward looking three persons mini dinette. The interior layout offers a living on the main deck, with dinette to port side, opposite galley and helm station, and lower deck with three double cabins; master stateroom forward, and two guests cabins with twin berths and midships.  The Sasga Menorquin 48 HT is powered by twin Volvo 440hp on line shaft propulsion for top speeds up to 23 knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 15.80 m (51.8ft)

Hull Length - 13.4 m

Beam - 4.85 m

Draft - 1.20 m

Displacement - 17.65 t

Fuel Capacity - 1840 l

Water Capacity - 700 l

Accommodation - five, or six guests in three cabins

Engines - 2 x Volvo D6 440hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 23 knots max, nineteen cruise

Project - Inigo Toledo of Barracuda Yacht Design

Certification - CE

www.sasgayachts.com

competition = Fratelli Aprea Sorrento 50

New Model: Majesty Yachts 145

Majesty Yachts present the new 145 model.  Designed by Cristiano Gatto in cooperation with the Majesty in-house design team, the 145 introduces a confident new expression within the Superyacht Collection. The yacht brings together timeless exterior lines, refined interiors and a highly liveable onboard experience, with expansive social spaces, seamless indoor-outdoor living, a rare for 45 meters six-cabin layout, dual infinity-style pools and dedicated wellness features, including an infrared sauna and upper-deck gym.  Beyond her design and lifestyle credentials, the Majesty 145 also integrates advanced technical innovations, including an award-winning heat recovery system that provides fuel-efficient hot water and climate control, an advanced water mist fire suppression system and a certified lithium battery storage and charging system for onboard water toys.  The Majesty 145 is powered by twin MTU 2400hp for top speeds up to seventeen knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 45.25 m (148.4ft)

Beam - 8.09 m

Draft - 2.21 m

Displacement - 326 t approx.

Fuel Capacity - 40,000 l

Water Capacity - 7500 l

Accommodation - twelve guests in six cabins, eight crew in four cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 16V2000 M97 2400hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - seventeen knots max

Construction - fiberglass

Project - Christian Gatto

Certification - Bureau Veritas commercial yacht

www.majesty-yachts.com

competition = Overmarine Mangusta Oceano 44

New Model: Itama 70

Itama has launched the first 70 unit on May 21 at Ferretti Group’s new production site in Ravenna. Designed by Vallicelli for exterior, and IdeaeItalia for interior, the 70 is the second completely new Itama in less to a year, following the 54 which arrived this time last year.  For Itama fans this is a good moment, considering that for thirteen years no new Itama, excluding the S and RS updates on the 45 and 62 models arrived.  For this second new Itama, Ferretti Group changed design duties to Vallicelli, who replaces Tommaso de Luca after designing the 54 model.  For the 70 Vallicelli inspired himself to the 62 model and the Marco Casali design's, as started in the Ferretti Group era onwards to 2005.  The details here are all Itama; flash fore deck, classic sun-pad with dinette cockpit, and wrap around wind-screen.  The lower deck offers a three cabins six berths accommodation layout, with two large midships and forward staterooms, and third cabin with double berth to port side, with a galley and dinette in between the cabins.   A single berth crew cabin is located aft.  The Itama 70 is standard powered by twin MAN 1400hp and or optional 1550hp engines with line shaft propulsion.  The first unit was powered by the large MAN 1550hp for top speeds up to forty knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 21.23 m (69.6ft)

Beam - 5.30 m

Draft - 1.22 m

Displacement - 42 t

Fuel Capacity - 3800 l

Water Capacity - 1000 l

Max Persons - sixteen

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

Engines - 2 x MAN V12 1400hp, V12 1550hp 

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - forty knots max 35 cruise with MAN 1550hp, 37 knots max 33 cruise with 1400hp

Range - 320 nautical miles at cruise

Project - Vallicelli exterior, IdeaeItalia interior

Certification - CE A, to B+F+A1 sound emission RINA

www.itama-yacht.com

competition = Vanquish VQ70

New Model: Jeanneau Cap Camarat 9.0 CC Serie2

Jeanneau present the Cap Camarat 9.0 CC Serie2, a replacement to the Cap Camarat 9.0 first generation which was produced from 2018 to 2025.  Designed by Sarazin with naval architecture by Michael Peters the new Cap Camarat 9.0 CC Serie2 adds more family boating accommodation, with an interior offering a two berths accommodation with separate shower head, but also a drop down bulkhead to port side, and more covered integrated T-Top.  The Jeannwau Cap Camarat 9.0 CC Serie2 is powered by twin 200hp or 250hp outboard from both Yamaha and Mercury.

Technical Data:

LOA - 9.40 m (30.9ft) with platforms

LOA without platforms - 8.30 m

Hull Length - 7.96 m

Beam - 2.98 m 

Draft - 0.90 m engines down

Displacement - 

Fuel Capacity - 2 x 200 l

Water Capacity - 100 l

Max Persons - eight 

Accommodation - four berths

Engines - 2 x Yamaha 200hp, 250hp, Mercury V6 200hp, V8 250hp

Propulsion -twin outboards

Project - Sarazin exterior, Michael Peters hull

Certification - CE B8/C11

www.jeanneau.com

competition = Selva 920 Center Console

New Model: Numarine 27XP

Numarine, the Turkish yacht builder renowned for its long-range explorer yachts, has delivered the first unit of its all-new 27XP model. Following the project unveiling at last year's Cannes Yachting Festival, the 27XP has already generated strong interest, with five hulls sold and three currently under construction. The second and third units are scheduled for delivery in the coming months. The owner of the first hull is a repeat Numarine client upgrading from a 22XP, a reflection of the loyalty the XP range has built among experienced owners seeking greater volume and cruising capability without the complexity of a significantly larger yacht. Delivered in Istanbul, the yacht is expected to spend much of her time cruising the Greek islands and wider Aegean region. The 27XP is the natural evolution of the highly successful 26XP platform, of which thirty hulls are currently cruising worldwide, developed through years of feedback from owners and captains. The result is a larger, more capable explorer yacht with increased interior volume, expanded outdoor living and enhanced onboard functionality while preserving the core characteristics that made the XP Series so successful. The first hull has been delivered in the four cabins layout, prioritising a full beam flybridge and expanded exterior living spaces. A five cabin version is also available for owners with different cruising requirements.  Designed inside and out by Can Yalman, with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini, the 27XP retains the sharp, purposeful profile of Numarine's explorer range while introducing a more open onboard experience. Oversized windows maximise natural light throughout, a sliding glass door  off the main salon dissolves the boundary between interior and cockpit, and the flybridge is among the largest in its class.  The 27XP introduces Numarine's new Mk2 Super Silent Pack, developed in partnership with Sleipner. Built around a 48 volt energy architecture and integrated Hybrid Power Center, the system combines a 92.8 kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate battery bank with 5.6 kW of solar generation, shore power input and intelligent load management. Operating at higher voltage improves efficiency across all onboard systems, reduces energy losses and enables quieter, more stable electrical performance throughout the yacht.  Powered by twin MAN 560 engines, the 27XP offers a top speed up to thirteen knots, a cruising speed of ten and a transoceanic range of 2,200 nautical miles at eight knots .  The 27XP will make her world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026

Technical Data:

LOA - 26.97 m (88.4ft)

Beam - 6.90 m

Draft - 2.12 m

Displacement - 92 t loaded, 150 gt *volume

Fuel Capacity - 11,000 l

Water Capacity - 2000 l

Accommodation - eight guests in four cabins, or ten in five cabins, four crew in two cabins

Engines - 2 x MAN D2676 LE438 560hp, optional MAN D2862 LE433 1800hp

Propulsion - line shaft 

Speed - thirteen knots max, ten knots cruise, eight knots long range with MAN 560hp

Range - two thousand two hundred nautical miles at eight knots

Construction - fiberglass 

Project - Can Yalman exterior, Umberto Tagliavini naval architect

Certification - CE A

www.numarine.com

competition = Princess X90

New Model: Cayman Yachts 560 Sedan

During the fall 2025 boat show Cayman Yachts presented its new 560 Sedan.  Designed by Ferragni the 560 Sedan is based on the 540WA which arrived in 2023, with the difference that it features a fully enclosed hard-top, making the boat easily liveable all year round.  The enclosed area offers a living area complete with dinette to starboard and opposite galley to port side, with forgetting its Summer sporty vocation, which offers a central sun-pad, forward facing dinette, drop-down balconies which extend beam to over six meters, fore deck sun-pad, fore chaise-lounge, and aft looking bench settee.  The interiors are offered in two layouts, with two cabins four berths and a lower deck saloon in between the cabins, three cabins six berths, and an optional crew cabin berth.  The Cayman 560 Sedan is powered by twin Volvo 600hp as standard with IPS pod drives.  Other engine options are larger 725hp diesels also with IPS pod drives, and or quadruple Mercury 600hp outboards.   

Technical Data:

LOA - 17.16 m (56.2ft)

Hull length - 15.1 m

Beam - 5 m

Draft - 1.45 m with IPS drives

Displacement - 27,900 kg

Fuel Capacity - 2100 l

Water Capacity - 760 l

Max Persons - sixteen

Accommodation - four berths in two cabins, or six berths in three cabins, optional crew cabin

Engines - 2 x Volvo D8 600hp, D11 725hp, 4 x Mercury Verado V12 600hp

Propulsion - Volvo forward looking duo-prop IPS pods, Mercury outboards with dual props 

Speed - 35 knots max with Volvo 725hp

Project - Ferragni

Certification - CE B

www.caymanyachts.it

competition = Solaris Power 52 Coupe