Yacht Notes
Lorenzo Vitale
Lorenzo writes about yachts and the shipyards behind them, from open dayboats to superyachts, with a particular eye on the Italian yards that lead the industry.
Sailing YachtsSailing Yacht Zero: The 69-Metre Experiment Yachting Needed
The 68.91-metre sailing yacht Zero has launched in Harlingen, designed to operate on renewable energy harvested onboard.
Italian YachtsTankoa Spirit: The 52-Metre Hybrid Yacht That Makes Wellness the Beach Club
Tankoa has launched M/Y Spirit, a 52-metre full-custom hybrid superyacht from the T52 Vitruvius series built around privacy, wellness and…
Performance YachtsBRABUS and AB Yachts: When Automotive Performance Enters Superyachts
BRABUS and AB Yachts have announced the world's first BRABUS yacht range, with a debut planned for Monaco Yacht Show…
Italian YachtsPershing GTX90: Why the New 28-Metre Sport Utility Yacht Works for Day Charter
The first Pershing GTX90 has launched in Fano, bringing fold-down terraces, a 33-square-metre sportbridge and waterjet performance to the 90-foot…
Sailing YachtsSwan 80: Why the Under-24-Metre Maxi Matters in the Mediterranean
The new Swan 80 has launched in Finland, bringing maxi-yacht capability just below the 24-metre threshold. Here is why that…
Day CharterForte 47 Gran Turismo: The Italian Mini-Superyacht Built for the One-Day Charter
The Forte 47 Gran Turismo will debut at Cannes with 47-knot performance and a 40-square-metre cockpit platform. Here is why…
Italian YachtsRiva 54Metri: What the Largest Riva Ever Built Means for Charter in Italy
The Riva 54Metri is the largest Riva ever built. For charter guests in Italy, it shows where the top end…