In the presentation of the new model, the manufacturer underscores the fact that the GTX90 will delight the owner not only with elegance and thrilling riding experience typical of all Pershing boats, but also enhanced layouts with expanded terraces
The GTX90 will be the fourth model in Pershing Sport Utility line and will bridge the gap between the 24-metre GTX80 and flagship GTX116 of 35.33 m (for today, the most compact model is the GTX70 with a length of 21.76 m). Italian Pershing Yachts (part of the Ferretti Group) designed this family of yachts in collaboration with Vallicelli Design.
The exterior of the vessel embodies all the key features of the brand’s DNA: aggressive and sporty spirit, streamlined profile enhanced by the shape of tinted glazing. The Pershing Anniversary Silver colour adds brutality and glamour to the boat, too.
The GTX90’s similarity to her predecessors can also be found in the stern section fitted with fold-down side terraces. They are located in the widest point of the beam (6.95 m) and together with the cockpit create a lounge area of 37 sq.m. Nearby, there is a stationary swim platform and a garage for a tender and a jet ski.
The new model’s biggest surprise is probably the sport bridge. According to the yard, this bridge of 33 sq.m is 43% larger than the average of yachts of this size. It’s perfect for sunbathing or having al fresco lunches in the shade of the hard top, while the upper helm station ensures excellent visibility for the crew.
The GTX90's interior is designed around an open-plan layout, with the main deck and cockpit connected by a wide, five-panel glass door, blurring the lines between interior and exterior.
In addition to the traditional lounge and a dining table for eight people, the main saloon is also home to an open galley. It is separated from the lounge area with an elegant bar counter, allowing all the guests to communicate and take part in the cooking process if they wish.
The cabins, including the full-beam master suite, the VIP cabin forward and two more guest cabins (one twin and one double) are located below deck.
The GTX90 will be powered by twin MAN V12 2200 engines of 2,200 hp and two Castoldi TurboDrive 600 HCT waterjets, which can deliver a top speed of 35 knots and an equally impressive cruising speed of 30 knots. There is also an option of installing two Seakeeper NG18 gyroscopic stabilisers for better comfort.
The model is said to have a CE Class A (ocean) certification, which is the highest EU seaworthiness rating.
The first Pershing GTX90 is already in build at the Ferretti Group factory. The launch is scheduled for the autumn of 2026.
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