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The new R‑Evolution X36 maxi RIB is making waves this summer. Recently tested in Marina di Varazze, this 36‑foot powerhouse features three Mercury Verado V10 outboards delivering 1,050 hp—a thrilling blend of speed and agility for serious anglers.
Source: Yachting News
Dutch builder Vanquish Yachts has appointed Frank Spikker as CEO to spearhead expansion. Known for its VQ45–VQ115 lineup, Vanquish is doubling down on semi‑custom explorer yachts capable of 40+ knots.
Meanwhile, Sanlorenzo’s SX120 and Antonini Navi’s 34 m SUY110 launched this July—each focusing on bold styling, luxurious accommodations, and dynamic cruising performance.
Sources: Wikipedia | Yacht Buyer
Billionaire‑owned superyachts have descended on the Med this season—Jeff Bezos’s Koru, Magic Johnson’s Whisper, and Sergey Brin’s 142 m Dragonfly are moored in hotspots like St. Tropez, Mykonos, and Sardinia.
Feadship’s 119 m Breakthrough enters service as the world’s first hydrogen‑powered superyacht, boasting 16 fuel cells and a 6,500 nmi range—a milestone for eco‑cruising.
Sources: Business Insider | YATCO
From the 11 new sportfishing models unveiled for 2025, anglers can choose from tournament‑ready convertibles and high‑performance center consoles alike. Manufacturers are packing features like V‑shaped hulls for soft‑ride comfort, carbon‑reinforced hull sections for durability, oversized in‑deck fish holds, integrated outriggers, and Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra electronics. Many of these boats top 50 knots with engine packages up to 2,400 hp—getting you to the bite fast without sacrificing onboard luxury.
Making its world debut at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival, the new 43 ft Prestige F4.3 introduces an open‑plan flybridge layout and a reimagined galley that flows seamlessly into the salon. Its panoramic windshield and modular flybridge seating create a spacious entertaining area, while twin Volvo Penta IPS drives deliver efficient cruising at 28 knots. Positioned as the brand’s entry‑level flybridge yacht, the F4.3 balances family-friendly ergonomics with French styling cues.
Italian yard Riva has launched the first hull of its 112 ft Dolcevita series in La Spezia. This megayacht tops out at 25.5 knots (23 knots cruising) and offers flexible three‑deck layouts, including a hydraulic swim platform, sundeck lounge, and a forward owner’s cabin. Drawing on Riva’s heritage styling, the Dolcevita blends classic lines with modern amenities, marking the brand’s push into larger, transatlantic‑capable superyachts.