Project: Tankoa T720 Fenice

Tankoa Yachts has finalized the sale of a new 72-meter full custom superyacht, the T720 Fenice, to an American client introduced by owner’s representative Matt Von Bishop and TWW Yachts’ Jean-Claude Carme. The transaction represents a further step in the shipyard’s growing engagement with the US market and underscores its ability to deliver highly tailored projects in the seventy meter plus segment. The T720 Fenice is a fully custom-built yacht, developed around the Owner’s vision from the earliest stages. Exterior design is by Enrico Gobbi’s Team for Design, marking the first Tankoa project sold in collaboration with the studio, while interiors are entrusted to Giorgio Cassetta. With a length of 72 meters, the yacht will become the second flagship in Tankoa’s fleet upon delivery in 2030, alongside S701 delivered in 2018. The project reinforces the shipyard’s capability to execute complex, large-scale custom builds. The T720 Fenice reflects Tankoa’s continued focus on full custom development, working closely with owners and leading international designers to meet increasingly specific demands from a global clientele.

www.tankoa.com

Project: Solaris Power 64 Long Range

Solaris Power follow the debut of the first 70 Long Range, with a second two meter smaller 64 Long Range project.  Designed like its larger sister by Dragoni for exterior, with interiors by 3 Studio the 64 Long Range brings similar features to those of the 70 Long Range with some subtle differences.  The most important one is that the 64 does not offer drop down bulk-heads option.  Like all Solaris models the 64 Long Range will also bring a range of deck options; four for the aft deck, two for the main deck, and three for the cabin layout.   The aft deck options go from a standard free aft area, to option B with central sun-pad and two aft looking L-shaped settees, option C for a dinette with opposing settee, and D which offers a sun-pad and dinette.  The interior of the main deck is standard offered with dining table for six on entry to port side, a C-shaped saloon with galley and helm station opposite.  The alternative optional main deck B brings an astern galley to port, saloon which works also as a dinette, and a sofa and helm station opposite to starboard.  The lower cabin deck comes also in three options; the main differences are here is to go from the standard three cabins or the optional four cabins of layout C, and the tender garage, or crew cabin aft again of layout C.  The Solaris Power 64 Long Range is standard powered by twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives for 26 knots top speed, this bumped up by two knots if you choose the optional 1000hp units with the same propulsion set up.

www.solarispower.com

Project: Performance 120X

Following the return to production with the Performance 90X in 2025, the German powerboat specialist follow it with the 120X project set to arrive in 2027.  The 120X is designed by Kiska from Salzburg, Austria, a designer more associated with motorcycle, helmet, and cycle design, but has previous boating works for Frauscher and Marian.  Apart the clean lines, reminiscent of decades gone by, for example the sloop sweeping stern reminds of the Tornado 11 from the nineties, with the 120X Kiska breaks Performance into new conventions.  He does this by introducing super car elements from a striking V-split windshield which apart a visual highlight also creates a barrier-free access to the bow, and visible carbon frame structures and wing outlets that offer a glimpse into the engine room. The 120X is also to be the first twin stepped hull Performance, with engines power and speed numbers not yet announced.

www.performance-marine.de

Project: Sunreef Ultima 88

Sunreef Yachts presents the Ultima 88 project, marking a significant milestone in the Polish catamaran specialist evolution, but also in the expanding of the Ultima range which debuted in 2025 with the Ultima 55 after being announcing the range in 2022. The Ultima 88 is a major step forward in modern yacht design, representing a bold advancement in the shipyard’s portfolio, combining high performance with a refined approach blending the agility of a mono-hull with the stability, generous living space and shallow draft of a multihull. The Ultima 88 is to be offered in four or five double cabins layouts, with two crew cabins for four plus a lobby. The Sunreef Ultima 88 is to be built at the shipyard in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, and is standard powered by twin Volvo 800hp, and or electric motors with batteries in the Eco Version for speeds up to 26 knots.

www.sunreef-yachts.com

Project: Hatteras 48

Hatteras presents the 48 project, the first outboard boat in the builders sixty five years story.  This project shows White River ownership plan, following the 77 which arrives this year the 48 is the second model to arrive, and this takes the storied builder into outboards, showing the success this propulsion are having in larger sizes and in boats around fifteen meters of size in recent years in the North American market.  The Hatteras 48 is an express sportfish cruiser with cabin accommodation for four in two cabins, and an exterior cockpit offering a mix of entertaining and fishing abilities in the aft free deck.  The Hatteras 48 is to be powered by quadruple Mercury 600hp outboards.  Speed numbers are not yet announced. 

www.hatterasyachts.com

Project: Zodiac X9CC

Zodiac present the innovative X9CC rib cruiser project, which brings unique center-console features for a rib under nine meters of length, and offering an interesting overnight accommodation for two. Ultra-compact the X9CC offers exceptional liveability, and easy movement thanks to the constant feeling of safety of its high freeboard and the reassuring stability of its tubes. For this Zodiac X9CC combines the advantages of a rigid boat with those of a semi-rigid boat. The X9CC also offers an interesting cabin: equipped with a separate toilet area and a double Vee berth for two. The Zodiac X9CC is powered by twin 250hp outboard motors with this combined to a hull designed for comfort and performance. Last but not least 730 liters fuel tank ensures great autonomy to extend longer days on the water.

www.zodiac-nautic.com

Project: Lynx Yachts YXT 34

Lynx Yachts is delighted to announce the signing of a landmark contract for the construction of a YXT 34, the largest vessel in the acclaimed YXT series to date.  Commissioned by a highly adventurous and athletic owner, this remarkable yacht will be used to its full potential across the globe. Building on the proven success of the YXT 27, the new YXT 34 offers enhanced accommodations, expanded lounging areas, and greater outdoor entertaining space.  With its increased carrying capacity, the YXT 34 will be capable of housing thanks to a two crans of twelve and four tons respectively; full-size submarine stored under deck, large tender, and a car.  This lifting and toys carrying capacity underscores the YXT 34 uniqueness but also its versatility and adventurous spirit.  The YXT 34 will be built to the highest and most stringent standards, bringing together some of the industry’s finest talent: Bernd Weel and Weel Sluijter will lead the design and styling, Diana Yacht Design will oversee the engineering, and Julian Moore will craft the interior design.  This collaboration ensures that the YXT 34 will not only embody exceptional functionality but also reflect cutting-edge design and luxurious comfort.  The Lynx Yachts YXT 34 is set to feature accommodation for six in three cabins, with four crew in two cabins.  The YXT 34 is to be powered by twin 1015hp engines for top speeds up to seventeen knots, and a cruise of fourteen.

www.lynxyachts.com

Project: Yellowfin 48 Offshore

Yellowfin present the 48 Offshore project, a sportfsh center console created for offshore adventures further than ever before. The 48 Offshore is a long time coming as Yellowfin closes the gap in between its 42 and 54 flagship. The 48 delivers an elite blend of performance, tournament-level fishability, and long-range comfort. With a structurally integrated Omni sonar and a host of fishing features, the 48 Offshore is ready to compete with and out-fish sportfishers and center consoles alike in tournament circuits across the globe. The Yellowfin 48 Offshore also comes fully equipped with an overnight-capable cabin keeps you comfortable during those extended trips. The Yellowfin 48 Offfshore will also offer extensive customization options; from unique transom configurations to specialized tower setups. The Yellowfin 48 Offshore is to be powered by quadruple Mercury 425hp outboards as standard with top speed numbers not yet announced.

www.yellowfin.com

Project: Riviera 6200 Sport Yacht Platinum Edition

Riviera presents the 6200 Sport Yacht Platinum Edition project a replacement to the 6000 Sport Yacht Platinum Edition produced since 2019.  The 6200 Sport Yacht is not a soft evolution with extra one meter of length of the 6000SY but a completely new yacht, recognizable from the straight shear line, large uninterrupted hull glazing, fore-deck with L-shaped mini dinette and dual sun-pad, and choice of short or long hard-top.  Typical of Riviera Sport Yacht's since their debut the interior of the 6200 Sport Yacht has a full living on the main deck, with an astern galley located to starboard, dinette and L-shaped lounger to port side, and helm station with lounger to port.  The lower deck now comes with four cabins three heads as standard, with an utility crew room located to port side at midships in between the engine room and owners stateroom.  An optional three cabins and lower lounge version is also available.  The 6200 Sport Yacht is powered by standard twin Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives.

www.rivieraaustralia.com

Project: Apreamare Gozzo 42

Apreamare presents the Gozzo 42 project, moving forward the stylistic and design evolution of the Gozzo line.  The Gozzo 42 is not just an expansion of the range, but brings a natural evolution of Apreamare design language as desired by Cataldo Aprea who again asked Marco Casali of Too Design the designer of the all the current Gozzo range, and Umberto Tagliavini of Marine Design who design and engineer this new model. The result is that the Gozzo 42 is a perfectly balanced take on the Apreamare identity: respect for tradition, build quality and functional innovation devised for the contemporary owner.  Stylistically speaking, the Gozzo 42 introduces a new sportier and more modern look; the hull, deckhouse and windows have been completely redesigned to create a more dynamic silhouette, without affecting the family feeling that has made the Gozzo range immediately recognisable in the yachting scene.  The distinctive features of theGozzo 42 include the sleek hardtop, now designed to be fitted with the optional glass windscreen in a solution that increases cruising comfort in all conditions. The helm station also has a more sculpted design, with a more ergonomic layout and optional air conditioning for maximum driving comfort.  Special attention was also given during the design process to technical and functional aspects: new air inlets integrated into the hull improve cooling in the engine room, which has a large electrically operated door to facilitate access for maintenance. A technical compartment in the stern houses the mooring gear.  In true Apreamare tradition, the new Gozzo 42 stands out for its exceptional onboard liveability, among the best in its category. The cockpit features a large two meters long sun-pad in the stern, positioned next to a generous C-shaped sofa that can comfortably seat up to eight people. A second area for socialising, in the bow, features a sun-pad and facing sofas, designed for a totally relaxing and private sea experience. Both the cockpit and the sun-pad in the bow can be effectively shaded by awnings attached to the T-Top structure and supported by carbon fibre poles, improving onboard comfort during the hottest time of day.  The wet bar is fully customised to suit the owner’s preferences and can be fitted with two 85-litre refrigerators, an ice maker and a barbecue, grill or induction hobs, as well as a spacious compartment for tableware. Completing the outdoor experience is the almost six-square-metre stern platform featuring a retractable swim ladder and a tender lift system.  The interiors are designed to offer comfort and bright spaces, with a master cabin part of an open-plan layout that can be separated completely from the living area by a door ensuring complete privacy for the owner. An optional second separate cabin can specified at midships, with two single beds and storage units along the wall. The entire sleeping area is flooded with light that pours in through the new hull and deck windows.  In terms of performance at sea, the Gozzo 42 lives up to the high standards set by all Apreamare boats, with a the variable-geometry hull with skegs designed for either a conventional in-line shaft drive or a Volvo Penta IPS system.  The Apreamare Gozzo 42 is powered by Volvo 380 or 480hp with line line shaft or IPS pod drives.  Top speeds are 27 knots for Volvo 380hp and line shaft propulsion, and go up to 36 knots with twin Volvo 480hp with IPS pod propulsion.

www.apreamare.it

Project: ISA Yachts Spectre 60

ISA Yachts, a brand of Palumbo Superyachts, announces the sale of Spectre 60 a new sixty-meter superyacht, the first in an entirely new range conceived by Giuseppe Palumbo and designed by Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design. The new ISA line, named Spectre, will is set to include three other 50, 68, and 80-meter models.  With this project, ISA Yachts reaffirms its leading role on the international yachting scene by presenting a vessel with an essential and timeless design. Clean lines and the minimalist approach to the decks, deliberately free of superfluous details, lend the yacht a classic and enduring elegance. The organic conception of the layout harmoniously integrates the descending midship decks, creating a dynamic effect that combines aesthetics and functionality through recessed deck areas. The aluminium superstructure accommodates authentic “glass houses”: slim decks, crystal balustrades, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows offering the Owner and guests a unique sense of immersion in the surrounding seascape. The steel hull, with its sharp and decisive forms, conveys an imposing presence on the ocean, while the elongated and refined stern accommodates a spacious beach club with fold-down balconies. With a gross tonnage of 1,000 GT, ISA Spectre 60m offers interiors of the highest prestige: six double cabins, including a VIP with a private lounge, and a full Owner’s suite occupying an entire dedicated deck. Onboard, a crew of 13 professionals will ensure impeccable service.

www.isayachts.com

Project: Hinckley Picnic Boat 45

Hinckley present the Picnic Boat 45 project.  Building on the success of the smaller Picnic Boats, especially the recently arrived 39, the Picnic Boat 45 is the most socially considered vessel Hinckley has ever built, thanks to a bow rider deck style which offer stem to stern social spaces in a near seam-less level.  You have only one step up to access the fore-deck dinette.  The Hinckley Picnic Boat 45 also brings cabin spaces for four in two cabins; forward master and guest at midship, with a shower head to starboard.  Powered by twin Volvo 725hp and Hamilton waterjets, the Hinckley Picnic Boat 45 is poised to reach up to forty knots top speed, and a cruise of 34.

www.hinckleyyachts.com

Project: Bilgin 53M

Bilgin Yachts the 53-meter project NB97.  An under five hundred Gross Ton superyacht the Bilgin 53M under scores the Turkish super yacht strong presence and future vision in the fifty-meter segment. The Bilgin 53M is an evolution of a proven platform, engineered to become the future of 50-meter yachting and a sanctuary crafted for the modern owner. This vision is brought to life by a team of leading industry names, with Unique Yacht Design responsible for both the striking exterior design and the sophisticated naval architecture, while the luxurious interior spaces are penned by Hot Lab. The sale of the new 53M project powerfully demonstrates Bilgin Yacht's strength in the international arena. Combined with the significant interest and widespread attention that the newly premiered yacht Camila is also receiving during the show, the event marks a resounding success for the Turkish shipyard, solidifying its reputation for innovative design and high-quality construction.

www.bilginyacht.com

Project: Princess S74

Princess Yachts is proud to unveil the latest addition of its S Class range, with the presentation of the S74 project set to launch in 2027. The S74 is an evolution of the S72 which debuted at the 2023 Dusseldorf boat show. As the above rendering shows the S74 features a soft enhanced aesthetic outside, the hull side windows has been extended, now integrating into the engine air intakes.  The S74 will also feature a renewed cockpit seating with the U-shaped dinette of the S72 replaced by an L-shaped settee, and the wet-bar to port replaced by a bench settee. The interior is mostly identical to the outgoing S72 in both main and four double cabins lower deck layout. The Princess S74 is powered by twin MAN 1800hp engines for top speeds up to 38 knots.

www.princessyachts.com

Project: Fiart SX4

Fiart present the SX4 project, the second model of the SX line which is to debut later on this year.  Designed by Massimo Simeone the SX4 is based on the Fiart 44, the model which it replaces.  The SX4 features a new extended integrated hard-top and an updated cockpit layout, while an open version without hard-top will also be available.  The interior is now available in two layouts;, with the previous three cabins version added with a two cabins option which features a large midships cabin.  The Fiart SX4 is to be powered by twin Volvo 380hp with IPS propulsion as standard.  Larger Volvo 440 and 480hp engines are available as option.

www.fiart.com

Project: Van der Valk 30-Meter Project Berlin

Van der Valk presents the thirty meter project Berlin as designed by Guido de Groot. The project began in January 2025 when the owners decided to pursue a custom build to achieve their ideal layout for extended living aboard from April through October. The modern design remains under the 24-metre regulatory threshold of load-line-length, simplifying technical requirements while delivering the space and comfort of what nowadays is called a pocket super yacht. Project Berlin features an asymmetric layout, optimizing its seven metre beam for interior volume. The standout salon boasts large windows measuring nearly three metres long by two metres high that open for ventilation.  Rather than the typical four guest cabins, the yacht offers just two large VIP en-suite staterooms on the lower deck, tailored to the owners’ specific usage. The full-beam master suite on the main deck forward includes similarly impressive opening windows for sea views and fresh air. The custom interior will blend modern style with comfort through a playful aesthetic developed with the owners, who plan to use the yacht as a partial liveaboard rather than for charter or entertaining large groups. The yacht’s beam translates to expansive deck areas, with a sundeck featuring an aft spa pool with wraparound sun-pads, multiple seating and dining areas, plus a substantial outdoor galley with barbecue. The bow deck offers additional seating and sunpad space, reflecting the owners’ emphasis on maximizing both indoor and outdoor living. Staying below 24 metres provides practical advantages, including simplified technical installations and the ability to incorporate a tender garage for a four meter jet-diesel tender, without compromising engine room access. Despite relaxed crew regulations at this length, the owners prioritized exceptional crew welfare with three cabins, a large crew mess, and a dedicated laundry; amenities rarely found even on larger yachts. Project Berlin will feature a semi-displacement hard chine hull giving a draft of just two meters, and powered by twin MTU 1952hp will deliver a top speed of 25 knots and a twenty-knot cruise. Project Berlin is to be built in aluminium to MCA standards

www.vandervalkshipyard.com

Project: Rio Sport Coupe 50

Rio present the project of the Sport Coupe 50. Designed by Rio long standing designer Marino Alfani the Sport Coupe 50 extends Rio's Sport Coupe line for a fifteen meter sport yacht which sits in between the just presented Parana 40 and its current Sport Coupe 58 flagship. The Rio Sport Coupe 50 will feature a triple cabins lower deck, with a midships owners stateroom, a forward VIP, and a third cabin with bunk berths. The third cabin can also be fitted as a crew cabin with separate entrance and private bathroom. The living is all on the main deck, with a fully enclosed hard-top with full opening patio door. Of particular interest in the Sport Coupe 50 is the solution used on the exterior deck, offering a hybrid walkaround and a raised bulwark with side decks, designed to ensure safety and ease of movement on board. The Rio Sport Coupe 50 is to be powered by twin Cummins 600hp and or optional 715hp engines with line shaft propulsion for top speeds up to 35 knots. 

www.rioyachts.net

Project: Solace 42CS

Solace present the 42CS project, its new upcoming flagship and a replacement to the 41CS produced since Summer 2020.  The 42CS redefines the Solace flagship, offering more guests the ability to experience the helm perspective while escaping the elements. A difference from the 41CS and the only center console in the twelve meter size is the dual-row seating, covered with the aft cockpit bulkhead and opening glass, which reduces noise and wind for a more comfortable and quiet experience, which equals to more shade paired with more space behind the windshield for seating makes the 42CS a standout model. The Solace 42CS cabin with side port side entrance offers a sofa convertible to a double berth, separate wet head, and small galley looking aft.  The Solace 42CS is powered by quadruple 400hp up 450hp outboards.

www.solaceboats.com

Project: CL Yachts CLC115

Hong Kong based CL Yachts reveals the 35-metre catamaran CLC115 project. The first model in CL Yachts brand new C-Series, the CLC115 marks a significant milestone in the builder’s output. As CL Yachts’ first-ever catamaran, its expansive three-deck layout offers guests a fully immersive yachting experience, marrying style, comfort and efficiency throughout.  The CLC115 will offer a twelve guests accommodation plan with cabins located on the mid deck, and main deck for the forward full beam owners stateroom.  Crew accommodation is for five in three cabins located on the lower deck hulls.  The CLC115 also shows Cheoy Lee comprehensive expertise in fiberglass hull construction and precise resin-infusion technique, enabling the 35-metre catamaran hull to be created in a single attempt. Certified to RINA Yacht Class standards, her lightweight composite hull is meticulously designed to balance structural integrity with fuel efficiency. Performance-wise the CLC115 is powered by twin MAN 1300hp diesel engines, with an optional hybrid system also on offer for quiet, eco-friendly cruising, with this enables it to achieve top speeds of eighteen knots and cruise comfortably at ten knots.

www.clyachts.com

Project: Horizon V74 EVO

Horizon present the V74 EVO representing a refined evolution of design, performance, and onboard atmosphere, officially unveiled during the Düsseldorf Boat Show,. The V74 Evo is presented as Horizon’s next step for the European market. Conceived with a clear focus on proportion rather than excess, the V74 EVO draws from superyacht design principles to deliver comfort, confidence, and balance at sea. Her exterior lines reveal a purposeful hull form: a fine waterline entry paired with controlled flare above, engineered to manage spray, restore lift, and ensure a composed ride. The open flybridge reinforces this philosophy, offering a clean, well-structured layout with generous seating and lounging areas that feel open, social, and uncluttered. Inside, the V74 EVO reveals a carefully curated interior world. The main deck salon is bright and welcoming, defined by soft neutral tones, textured fabrics, and subtle leather accents that create a warm, residential ambiance. Large windows flood the space with natural light, while fluted glass details, refined cabinetry, and balanced proportions add depth and visual rhythm without overwhelming the senses. The galley and dinette area continue this understated elegance. Stone surfaces inspired by Calacatta quartz, combined with warm wood finishes and refined flooring, elevate the space beyond pure functionality, designed to feel equally natural for everyday cruising or entertaining guests on longer passages. Below deck, the atmosphere becomes more intimate and serene. The full-beam master cabin is conceived as a private retreat, with leather-wrapped elements, teak finishes, and soft textiles working together to create a calm, cocoon-like environment. Carefully considered lighting and material choices emphasize comfort and privacy, while the VIP and guest cabins echo the same design language, delivering a consistent, high-end experience throughout. The mood board tells a clear story: an interior that feels timeless, warm, and designed to age gracefully free from short-lived trends and focused instead on long-term enjoyment.  The first Horizon V74 EVO is scheduled to launch this Summer 2026, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the V-Series.

www.horizonyacht.com