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Its name may be a mouthful—officially, SpiritBARTech35EF, styled without spaces—but the result of Spirit Yachts’ new partnership with BAR (Ben Ainslie Racing) Technologies and its America’s Cup design expertise is already raising eyebrows with what the two firms claim is the world’s fully electric luxury yacht capable of delivering a range of 100 nautical miles.
While it is fun to dream of living the life of a Bond villain aboard one’s custom-built megayacht, reality is a bit different for most of us. Our attainable dreams rest with smaller, serial-build production yachts, but that doesn’t mean giving up luxury, as evidenced by Sunseeker’s magnificent 90 Ocean.
Built by the storied Turkish, shipyard Yildiz Gemi with exterior design by Ginton Naval Architects and Liman, Fifty-Five was created to host an owner, their family, and guests in lavish comfort and style. The three-deck yacht includes six beautifully appointed staterooms to accommodate a dozen passengers.
Already a number of prominent shipyards have released teaser announcements hinting at new models making their global debut.
Crafted from lightweight carbon composite, the Mazu 82 achieves a rare balance of raw power and refined elegance with its outstanding performance and handling, clean profile, and jaw-dropping style inside and out.
It’s always good to get away from it all, and it’s even better if you can do that in over-the-top luxury and style.
From a design and engineering perspective, it’s a remarkable feat; from a human standpoint, the yacht comes across as engaging and homey all at once.
Prestige Yachts enjoys a global reputation for building beautiful and luxurious sport yachts that always seem to exceed expectations.
After disappearing for over a decade, Crescent Custom Yachts is once again building some of the world’s most elegant luxury yachts on Canada’s Pacific Coast.
