The Cannes Yachting Festival scheduled for 10-15 September 2024 is one of the most significant events in the yachting industry
It is for this event that most shipyards prepare their world premieres and start announcing the novelties since the middle of summer. We will tell you about the new boats, which will be showcased in Cannes and update their list as the shipyards reveal more information about their premieres.
Evo R4+
Length: 13 m
Shipyard: Evo Yachts (Italy)
At the Cannes Festival Evo Yachts will unveil its Evo R4+, a new model built on the basis of Evo R+, whose world premier took place at the Cannes Festival a year earlier. The shipyard had a goal to enhance the main deck space and add functionality to it with the help of modular solutions for the aft section. The yacht's hard top can be partially opened depending on the weather and individual needs. The bathing platform can add a meter to the boat in length when it’s open and can be lowered to about 80 centimetres below the sea surface. Just like other Evo Yachts, the new R4+ features the “XTension” system, which can increase the beach area by 40% with the help of a hydraulic drive that opens the bulwarks.
One
Length: 34.1 m
Shipyard: Van der Valk (Holland)
This boat is likely to become one of the most exciting debuts at the Cannes Yachting Festival this year. She was commissioned by experienced owners, who wanted to blend their own design with a proven hull form.
Otam 90 GTS Sexy me
Length: 27.8 m
Shipyard: Otam (Italy)
The flagship of Fast and Iconic series, Sexy Me is quite close to custom boats. Otam always builds really small series and provides a highest level of customization. In this case, it is a semi-enclosed model (no doors aft), designed for accommodating a large number of guests on board. The Otam 90 GTS features numerous elements of F1 car design, and the performance characteristics are relevant to her appearance: with twin engines of 2600 hp and Arneson drives, during the sea trials Sexy Me reached a top speed of 45 knots, exceeding the speed specified in the contract by three knots.
Pershing GTX80
Length: 23.9 m
Shipyard: Pershing (Italy)
Just like all Pershing boats, the GTX80 looks sporty, but stands out for ample spaces on board, and not only inside. The yacht has two decks and a really ample sportbridge, which is more like a flybridge in terms of space area. There is a split-level beach area aft. On the whole, the open deck area offered by Pershing GTX 80 is extraordinarily large for a sport yacht.
AB125
Length: 39 m
Shipyard: AB Yachts (Italy)
Despite a really sporty profile, the interior of the new AB125 offers an impressive volume of usable space, and it is transformable. Once open, the sliding doors of the saloon connect the interiors and exteriors and unite the saloon, aft cockpit and beach area into a single area of 140 sq.m. Moreover, the AB125 is capable of reaching a staggering top speed of 40 knots.
AB 110
Length: 33.5 m
Shipyard: AB Yachts (Italy)
This model is the pioneer in the new generation of sportbridge superyachts. The boat features simple, clean lines and expansive glazing. What is really amazing about her, is the draft of just 1.25 m, which allows the AB110 to navigate shallow waters safely and anchor right by the shore. Three MAN engines with water jets ensure a crusing speed of 45 knots and an impressive top speed of up to 50 knots!
Flexplorer 146 Maverick
Length: 44.3 m
Shipyard: Cantiere delle Marche (Italy)
The first of the trio of Flexplorer 146 yachts (two more hulls are under construction now), Maverick was launched in November 2023. It’s a true explorer vessel with an ice-belt for safe navigation at the highest latitudes and ample aft deck for storing all kinds of equipment and a powerful custom-built crane for launching it. There is also a well-appointed diving centre on board.
Custom Line Navetta 38
Length: 38.8 m
Shipyard: Custom Line (Italy)
At the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024 the yard will showcase the first Navetta 38 christened Telli. The idea behind this model’s design was to make classic Custom Line yachts look more modern and sporty. The yacht’s interior design is focused on making all the available space most flexible and versatile. The superyacht offers accommodation in five cabins, including the owner’s suite of over 40 sq. m on the main deck.
Numarine 30XP
Length: 30.75 м
Shipyard: Numarine (Turkey)
The first hull of Numarine 30XP, which will be showcased at Cannes, will be equipped with diesel-electric propulsion. The boat will be able to reach a top speed of 13 knots, while at a cruising speed of 11 knots her range will be 3000 nautical miles. The first unit named Minella can accommodate 10 guests and a crew of five. The yard offers various layout options for the owners to be able to tailor the space in accordance with their individual needs.
Sanlorenzo SP92
Length: 27.95 m
Shipyard: Sanlorenzo (Italy)
This yacht is the second Open Сoupé in the new Sanlorenzo range. SP stands for Smart Performance. It implies that the yacht is aimed at those who value a combination of speed with elegance and energy efficiency. Just like her elder sister, the SP110, the new yacht will be equipped with water jets, but instead of three engines, she will be powered by two. Twin MAN V12 will ensure she has a top speed of 40 knots. The SP92 offers accommodation for six to eight guests and a crew of four.
Sanlorenzo SL86A
Length: 26.60 m
Shipyard: Sanlorenzo (Italy)
The second Sanlorenzo premiere at the Cannes Festival is the planing flybridge SL86A. She will be will be the most compact model in Sanlorenzo Assymetry range. It was important for the shipyard to demonstrate how smart its non-trivial approach to working with space may be even on a relatively small yacht. Just like other Sanlorenzo models in the Assymetry range, she has no portside walkway. This allowed the designers to extend the area of the saloon considerably, and with the dining area right by the starboard side, the guests are brought as close to the sea as possible and can admire panoramic views. With the arrival of the S86A, now all of Sanlorenzo SL range features the assymetric layout of the main deck
WiderCat 92
Length: 28.04 m
Shipyard: Wider (Italy)
This model is the first in the new series of Wider catamarans embodying a seamless integration of exterior and interior spaces. What makes this vessel really different from others is her serial hybrid propulsion system.
WiLder 60
Length: 18.90 m
Shipyard: Wider (Italy)
Another new model from Wider is for those with a need for speed. The yard compares this all-aluminium high-performance yacht to a supercar – and not just because of her look, with a powerful inverted bow and a low superstructure, but for the excellent maneuverability and ability to reach a top speed of 40 knots really fast.
Sunseeker Predator 55
Length: 17.13 m
Shipyard: Sunseeker (UK)
The Predator 55 released to mark the 30th anniversary of the range is the most compact Predator. The boat boasts amazing performance of up to 36 knots and cutting-edge onboard systems.
Beneteau Swift Trawler 54
Length: 17.3 m
Shipyard: Beneteau (France)
A modern trawler with elegant finishes for extended and comfortable cruising. The model features an excellent balance of indoor and outdoor spaces and the “Silent Boat” option allows for up to 10 hours at anchor without the need to run the generator. The lithium battery bank charged by solar batteries provides energy for all the onboard systems.
Wallywhy100
Length: 21.46 m
Shipyard: Wally (Italy)
Just like many other models from this shipyard, the wallywhy100 looks a little futuristic thanks to the angular stealth-style glass superstructure. On a single level from bow to stern there is a helm station, a saloon, a dining area and a sea terrace of 14 sq.m with a hydraulic hi-lo platform for launching tenders and water toys up to 3.6 m long. Below deck, there are three ensuite cabins for the owner and the guests, a galley and crew quarters. The boat’s top speed is up to 27 knots.
Ferretti Infynito 80
Length: 23.7 m
Shipyard: Ferretti Yachts (Italy)
The new flybridge model from Ferretti Yachts shipyard features a unique all-season terrace on the foredeck with electrically operated glazing. The yacht can accommodate eight people, while the master suite boasts an impressive area of 18 sq.m. The Ferretti Infynito 80 was designed with a focus on sustainability, so mainly “green” materials were used for finishes and outfitting. The yacht also offers a special "environmentally friendly" package to cover part of the energy needs on board: photovoltaic hardtop panelling and a bank of 14 high-density lithium batteries.
Fiart P52 & P58
Length: 15. 93 m & 17.75 m
Shipyard: Fiart Mare (Italy)
Two luxury cruisers from the new Fiart Custom Luxury Line stand out for huge customization opportunities, which is quite rare for the size, as well as exquisite interiors created in collaboration with Missoni brand. Both boats offer two cabins and a smartly designed main deck perfect for al fresco lounging.
M-16 and MX-16
Shipyard: Cantieri Magazzù (Italy)
Length: 16.7 m
Sicilian Cantieri Magazzù yard presents a 55-foot (16.7 m) walkaround boat in two versions named M-16 and MX-16. The difference between them is that the M-16 is equipped with a Volvo IPS propulsion system, while the MX-16 is powered by three 600 hp Mercury outboard engines. The latter is capable of reaching a speed of up to 50 knots.
Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupé
Length: 12.41 m
Shipyard: Jeanneau (France)
The flagship model in Merry Fisher series for family holidays and fishing had previously been available only with a flybridge. Now there is also a Coupé version. The boat offers a new design of the saloon, three cabins and two bathrooms. Just like other Merry Fisher models, the 1295 Coupé is equipped with an outboard engine.
Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport Serie 2
Length: 8.83 m
Shipyard: Jeanneau (France)
This is a fast and functional new model for those in love with sports and adventure. She can accommodate lots of various equipment, and there are two cabins and a head below deck.
60 Sunreef Power Eco
Length: 18.3 m
Shipyard: Sunreef Yachts (Poland)
This new model’s focus is on high technologies, energy efficiency, performance and environmental friendliness. No wonder the yard refers to her as “the future of sustainable yachting”. Solar panels are integrated in the hull and superstructure, and the catamaran is powered by twin electric motors of 120 kW each. The 60 Sunreef Power Eco has a beam of 10.7 m and is capable of accommodating up to 12 passengers. Depending on the layout version, there can be four to six guest cabins and one or two cabins for the crew.
Ocean King Doge 400 GT
Shipyard: Ocean King (Italy)
Length: 40.37 m
The first unit of the new displacement model has a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure. The yacht christened Lori features explorer-style design and an impressive range of up to 5500 nautical miles. The key highlights are her saloon with floor-to-ceiling windows, two garages, a large beach club and an option of an infinity pool.
Azimut Fly 62
Length: 19.48 m
Shipyard: Azimut Yachts (Italy)
Italian Azimut Yachts keeps looking for new ways to draw passengers closer to the sea. The solution implemented on the flybridge Azimut Fly 62 is called Beach Cockpit. The transom with an aft sofa opens outwards, as the sofa is lowered in a synchronous movement, creating a large sunpad right by the water. There will be an opportunity to see it all in action at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
The Azimut 62 Fly will most probably be available for sea trals
Tankoa T450
Length: 45 м
Shipyard: Tankoa Yachts (Italy)
Italian boutique shipyard, Tankoa Yachts, has announced the upcoming world debut of the 45-metre Go yacht, which is the first unit in its new T450 series. It is the most compact of Tankoa series, demonstrating the yard’s attempt to implement larger models’ features. The T450 with a hull of steel and an aluminium superstructure is an innovative project created by Cassetta – Yacht Design & Architecture.
The first unit named Go boasts two saloons, a master suite forward, a gym, a pool on the sundeck and another one in the spacious aft beach club with fold-out side platforms.
Pearl 82
Length: 25 m
Shipyard: Pearl Yachts (UK)
With a length of 82 ft, this yacht is the only one in her class to feature a Raised Pilothouse, which ensures more privacy on board. What is not quite usual for a boat of this size is that the master cabin is located on the main deck and has a private terrace on the foredeck. There are four ensuite cabins below deck, and the garage is large enough to accommodate both a Williams 395 and a Sea-Doo. Pearl Yachts offers two aft deck configurations to choose from: Riviera and Veranda, allowing the owners to tailor their yacht to their lifestyle preferences.
The Pearl 82 will be available for onboard visits upon reservation
Apreamare Gozzo 38 Cabin
Length: 11.45 m
Shipyard: Apreamare (Italy)
It’s a world premiere of the Naples-based Apreamare shipyard, known for building yachts in Gozzo Sorrentino style traditional for the region. They stand out for their elegant retro look and abundance of wooden finishes. Traditionally gozzo boats feature an open aft deck, sheltered with a tent. However, the Gozzo 38 Cabin is a long-awaited version with an enclosed wheelhouse. This solution makes the boat much more versatile, allowing one to use her for longer cruises and not only on warm and sunny days.
The Gozzo 38 Cabin will be available for sea trials upon reservation
SACS Technorib Strider 13
Length: 13.35 m
Shipyard: SACS Marine (Italy)
It is a high performance MaxiRib with a hull of GRP and inflatable sides. Despite belonging to the category of sport boats, the Sacs Technorib Strider 13 boasts luxurious finishing and ample space below deck, where there is a generous convertible cabin and a bathroom with a shower.
The Strider 13 will be available for sea trials upon reservation
Lomac GranTurismo 12.0
Length: 12.5 m
Shipyard: Lomac (Italy)
Lomac will attend the Cannes Yachting Festival with a new version of GranTurismo 12.0. Compared to the previous model she offers a wider and more aerodynamic console with a large windscreen. Along with the new sporty supportive seats, this will make the boat more comfortable to handle. Another new feature is the bow seat, which can be retracted inside the console. In Cannes the GranTurismo 12.0 will be showcased with three 300 hp Mercury engines.
The Lomac GranTurismo 12.0 will be available for sea trials upon reservation
OT-60
Length: 18.41 m
Shipyard: Omikron Yachts (Greece)
Omikron Yachts is a new brand of Greek Olympic Marine motor yachts, which built sailing yacts back in the 1970-90s. Omikron Yachts will be participating in the Cannes Yachting festival for the first time with its 60 ft model designed for long, leisurely cruises in the Mediterranean. The OT-60 stands out for her “southern” design, as well as an efficient, sea-keeping hull developed by Juan Kouyoumdjian. Thus, at the speed of eight knots the yacht consumes just 1.25 litres per mile, which ensures a range of about 1000 nautical miles.
The OT-60 will be available for sea trials upon reservation
Swan 88
Length: 28.27 m
Shipyard: Nautor Swan (Finland)
The first sailing cruser-racer, the Swan 88, will attend Cannes in a hybrid version with a Deep Blue Torqeedo propulsion stystem. The Swan 88 is dubbed an “enty size to the world of Maxi”. The exterior design by German Frers coupled with elegant interiors from Misa Poggi can offer a superyacht experience on a more compact, efficient and easy to maintain platform.
Swan Arrow
Length: 23 m
Shipyard: Nautor Swan (Finland)
Another premiere from Nautor Swan, but this time a motor one. After the successful debut of the 13-metre Swan Shadow, which can be used as a high-performance chase boat or a larger superyacht tender, the yard unveiled the larger Swan Arrow. This 75 ft motor model is a “superyacht packaged in a smaller size”.
Nautor Swan promises a high speed, moderate fuel consumption, as well as a large beach area of about 50 sq.m extended thanks to the fold-down platforms floating above the water.
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