Extra Yachts announces the successful sale of the inaugural X100 Triplex model to a discerning customer in Europe. This exciting new addition to the market has already captured the attention and admiration of yacht enthusiasts and industry experts alike. The sale was facilitated through Aberton Yachts.



The X100 Triplex is designed to offer expansive interior and exterior living spaces, exceptional comfort, and long-range cruising capabilities—all while prioritizing low fuel consumption. The exterior design comes from Studio Agon, the interior spaces are crafted by Laura Brocchini Design, and the shipyard has handled the naval engineering aspects.

Constructed from composite materials with carbon reinforcements, the vessel spans 30 meters in length and boasts a maximum beam of 8.1 meters, providing an internal volume typically found in yachts exceeding 40 meters and a gross tonnage around 260 GT.



One of the standout features of the X100 Triplex is its expansive floor-to-ceiling windows on both the main and upper decks, enhancing the connection to the marine environment. The owner’s cabin is particularly impressive, featuring large side windows that retract at the bow, allowing for breathtaking views from multiple angles.

The aft cockpit is ingeniously designed across two levels: the lower section closer to the water boasts a generous sunbathing area, while the upper level provides a relaxed lounge. The innovative design includes a sun-lounger whose backrest doubles as seating for socializing between the two spaces. Additional folding side terraces create an immersive "infinity" effect, enriching the vessel's aesthetic.



A centrally located stairway provides easy access to the upper deck, strategically positioned to maintain unobstructed movement on board. The upper deck offers a chic lounge area with flexible freestanding furnishings, alongside a spacious sun deck complete with a bar, sunbathing spots, and a dining table that accommodates ten guests.

Among various layout configurations available, the owner chose to position the pantry on the main deck and the galley on the upper deck. The main deck includes a roomy indoor lounge area and a master suite towards the bow, featuring direct access to an office space, a vanity, and an ensuite bathroom with double sinks and a separate toilet.



Ascend to the upper deck to find a wheelhouse, a well-appointed galley, and a cozy lounge area complete with armchairs and a formal dining table for ten. 

Below deck, the X100 Triplex accommodates four double cabins, each with private bathrooms – two VIP cabins with double beds and two twin cabins. The crew quarters, situated below deck as well, provide comfortable accommodations for five crew members across three cabins, along with a dedicated laundry space.

The aft garage, nestled beneath the sun deck, conveniently stores a 4-meter tender, two Seabobs, and additional equipment.



Powering the X100 Triplex are twin MAN engines, each producing 1550 hp, enabling the yacht to reach a top speed of 15.5 knots with a cruising speed of 12 knots. An optional upgrade featuring 1800 hp MAN engines is also available, increasing maximum speed to 18 knots and cruising speed to 15 knots.



Dedicated to producing forward-thinking superyachts made only with superior quality materials, ISA Yachts is a leading global superyacht and megayacht builder. Every ISA superyacht is uniquely designed to her owner’s briefs, and is built using the highest technology, the best quality materials and the finest furnishings and finishes. Currently in build are two 80-meter projects due to become the new ISA Yachts flagships. ISA Yachts is part of Palumbo Superyachts, which also includes: Columbus Yachts, Mondomarine and Extra Yachts.

Credits: Extra Yachts

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