Yachting

Paszkowski’s Proportional Balance: The Gritty Refinement of a Record-Breaking Build

Cantiere delle Marche just secured the ultimate validation at the Boat International Design & Innovation Awards. The 155-foot RJ didn’t just win; it dominated, taking home trophies for both its architectural exterior and its spellbinding, art-infused interiors. In a race decided by a single point, this record-breaking explorer proves that rugged capability can coexist with “white ship” elegance. Discover the logic behind the most awarded shipyard of the 2026 season.

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The Triple-Deck Jewel: Inside the Custom Blueprint of the New 68m Gran Turismo

The structural birth of a new giant has officially commenced in the shipyards of Palumbo. With today’s keel-laying ceremony, the ISA Gran Turismo 68m begins its journey from a 223-foot steel blueprint to an ocean-crossing reality. Fusing a 5,000-nautical-mile range with the aggressive styling of Vallicelli Design, this custom build mocks traditional boundaries. Explore the engineering behind the triple-deck arches and the radical beach club wellness hub.

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IP67 Submersible Logic: The All-Weather Evolution of 48V Power

Downtime is officially a relic of the past. Epoch Batteries has just deployed the LiMax Series 48V 65Ah Battery Kit, a system designed to eliminate the friction of lithium conversions. With military-grade IP67 waterproofing and a massive 700A peak discharge, this isn’t just a battery—it’s a high-output energy interceptor. Discover the grit behind an 11-year warranty and why the guesswork has finally left the garage.

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Linen, Hemp, and High Design: A First Look at the Bio-Based Lab in Naples

Naples is about to witness a radical shift in maritime construction. Cantiere Mimì is hitting Nauticsud with a nine-vessel fleet and a technical alliance with Federico II University that swaps fiberglass for basalt and hemp. This isn’t just a restyling of their storied Libeccio 8.5—it’s a move toward a 100% bio-derived future. Discover the grit behind the 600-square-meter stand where tradition meets a high-stakes ecological reset.

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The Avigliana Milestone: A 26-Meter Flagship Emerges from the Italian Peaks

At the foot of the Italian mountains, a 26-meter masterpiece has just touched the water. The Seadeck 9, the most ambitious build to emerge from Azimut’s Avigliana shipyard, merges high-velocity carbon engineering with a radical “Fun Island” aft deck. This isn’t just a flagship; it is a 2026 disruptor featuring three levels of terraces and a hybrid heart. Discover the design logic that brings the sea into the salon.

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Steel and Aluminum Fluidity: Codecasa Commences the Spec Build of Hull F82

Viareggio’s elite shipyard is making a bold move on speculation. Codecasa has officially commenced construction on Hull F82, the seventh iteration of their highly successful 43-meter series. This full-beam interceptor packs a 4,000-nautical-mile range and a high-tensile steel hull designed for global transits. With the 2028 delivery date set, the window for radical interior customization is open for those who want to claim this sub-500 GT masterpiece.

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Fuel Efficiency at the Fingertips: The High-Stakes Shift to Automated Guidance

The helm just got a serious IQ boost. Hefring Marine is officially deploying its Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) directly into Raymarine’s LightHouse OS. This isn’t just another app; it’s a data-driven co-pilot that analyzes weather, performance, and fuel burn in real-time. For those navigating high-stakes waters, the transition to AI-supported voyages is no longer a futuristic concept—it is a standard for the 2026 season.

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Enclosed Bridge Excellence: The High-Stakes North American Debut of the M50

The Australian offshore benchmark is crossing the Pacific. Maritimo has confirmed the North American debut of the all-new M50 for the 2026 Palm Beach International Boat Show. Fusing a legendary racing heritage with a climate-controlled enclosed flybridge, this 50-foot powerhouse mocks the limitations of its size class. With Volvo Penta D13-800 engines and a 24-knot cruise, it’s a vessel built for those who refuse to compromise on long-range autonomy.

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Nordic Clarity vs. Sugi Ban Depth: The Four Interior Identities of the Y6

The Greifswald shipyard is pushing the limits of the 65-foot class with the structural birth of the Y6. Built from advanced carbon epoxy, this Tripp-designed interceptor mocks the complexity of traditional sailing yachts. By fusing a lightweight 25.9-ton displacement with a modular interior by David Thulstrup, the Y6 promises the freedom of solo sailing without sacrificing the scale of a true superyacht. The first hull is officially taking shape.

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Metallic Grey Fluidity: Alberto Mancini’s 53-Meter Vision Touches the Water

Rossinavi has officially shifted the 500 GT paradigm with the launch of M/Y HEED. This 53-meter full-aluminum interceptor fuses Alberto Mancini’s clean architectural lines with a high-stakes battery system for silent anchoring. From a private owner’s pool on the upper deck to fold-down beach club platforms, HEED mocks traditional boundaries. Discover the sculpted geometry and Italian craft behind the metallic grey hull currently making waves in Viareggio.

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