The Enata Group unveiled the Vatoz, a dynamic new 10-meter foiling yacht based on Enata’s original chassis. It is the result of a visionary collaboration with the award-winning and world-renowned yacht designer, Timur Bozca.
“The beautiful new design is based on Enata’s current 10-meter Foiler sharing all of its advantages and technology,” said Alois Vieujot, Director of Enata. “This is the perfect example of the kind of collaborations we make on our proven foiling platform, granting new players access to all our technology.”
Vatoz epitomizes sleek design, seamlessly marrying form and function to align with the aesthetics of contemporary yachts. Its organic and muscular exterior, meticulously crafted, accentuates a commanding presence while expertly managing airflow around the cabin.
Designer Timur Bozca elucidated, "Every design element of the project serves a purpose. The core concept behind Vatoz is to optimize dynamics inspired by the stingray. Beneath its clean surfaces and curved lines lies an aerodynamic masterpiece. Distinctive lines guide your gaze across the front, extending to the prominent wings."
The side wings, aside from providing easy access to the front area, act as a barrier against waves, doubling as storage for sea toys. Tinted windows transform the yacht into a sculptural masterpiece, and with its carbon fiber hull, Vatoz stands out as a technological marvel from every perspective.
Employing Enata's efficient Foiler technology, the vessel can soar 1.5 meters above the water, coupled with the proprietary Wingman management system, aiming for a maximum speed of 40 knots in foiling mode.
“The Foiler has minimal environmental impact in terms of fuel consumption, wake, and noise,” noted Vieujot. "Vatoz, meaning Stingray, draws inspiration from this elegant creature, serving as a tribute to endangered marine life."
The interior seamlessly extends the exterior's design ethos. Bathed in natural light, the stylish cabin offers an unparalleled owner experience. Elegant windows and a skylight amplify the sense of space, combining sporty aesthetics with modern luxury.
Crafted with precision from lightweight carbon fiber, Vatoz embodies the forefront of sustainable yachting. Its distinctive wing-like structures not only enhance agility but ingeniously provide access to the bow and extra storage, reinforcing its forward-thinking stance in the yachting landscape.
“Foiling brings another dimension to the yachting experience,” said Timur Bozca. “The Foiler’s experience and comfort is the dream the yacht industry is trying to achieve. It is the perfect extension of elegance, tranquility, and a vision of the future, which is represented in our designs.”
The Enata Group is the international manufacturing group headquartered in United Arab Emirates, and the builder of the flying 9.8-meter carbon Foiler. The group’s primary businesses include three main areas of R&D and manufacturing: marine, aerospace and architecture.
Credits: Enata Group
Acquera, a company specializing in personalized services for mega yachts, is set to make a significant impact at the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show with the unveiling of its new brand image. The event, taking place from September 25th to 28th, marks the beginning of the 2024-2025 nautical season and will serve as the platform for Acquera's rebranding debut.Founded in 2018 by Stefano Tositti, Acquera has undergone a comprehensive rebranding process over several months, resulting in a refreshed and more visually striking corporate identity. This new brand image aims to unify the various companies within the Acquera group under a strong, recognizable brand that reflects the company's innovative spirit and future-focused vision.Acquera will welcome customers in a prominent location at the Monaco Yacht Show, situated within The Lounge @ MK Club. The stand, described as the largest and most refined ever for the company, will be shared with four other notable brands in the sector: The Super Yacht Group, MedAire, Dsnm, and Wilson Halligan Recruiter. This collaborative project is designed to foster connections and create synergies that will elevate industry standards.Caterina Oliviero, Chief Commercial Officer of Acquera, emphasized the significance of the Monaco Yacht Show as the ideal venue for presenting the company's new image. "We are particularly proud to do so in this exclusive Lounge, in collaboration with four companies with which we share the same desire to enhance the sector to a higher level," said Oliviero. She also highlighted the event's potential for generating new ideas and expanding Acquera's customer base.The rebranding effort focuses on making the company's iconography more visually impactful, with new color codes that enhance readability and a greater emphasis on images over text. The goal is to communicate Acquera's new positioning in the market, showcasing its commitment to innovation and the development of the yachting industry.Acquera's presence at the Monaco Yacht Show underscores its commitment to forming strategic partnerships and offering comprehensive services to all industry stakeholders, including yacht owners, captains, and other professionals. The company will be located at The Lounge, MK Club, 18 Rte de la Piscine, 98000 Monaco, from September 25th to 28th.Credit: Acquera
September 6, 2024
The Italian Sea Group has recently launched the ADM 67m, a 67-meter superyacht from the Admiral fleet. The yacht, a product of collaboration between The Italian Sea Group’s CENTRO STILE and British designer Mark Berryman, is set to make its world premiere at the Monaco Yacht Show from September 25 to 28, 2024.The ADM 67m features a design characterized by bold, sculptural lines combined with refined details. The yacht’s exterior and interior layout were crafted by CENTRO STILE, while the interior design was developed by Berryman and executed by CELI 1920, The Italian Sea Group’s cabinet-making division. According to Giovanni Costantino, Founder and CEO of The Italian Sea Group, the yacht’s aesthetic reflects a balance of harmony and audacity, consistent with the Admiral fleet’s design philosophy.The ADM 67m’s design concept is built around a new relationship between internal and external spaces, with large, floor-to-ceiling glass walls that create versatile hybrid zones. These spaces can adapt to various guest needs, time of day, and weather conditions, offering a unique at-sea experience. The yacht also features fold-down balconies and large hatches that enhance usable space, providing dedicated areas for outdoor activities and relaxation.The yacht’s interiors are described as luxurious yet understated, with a calming color palette that includes warm whites, sand, beige, and natural tones. The design maintains a contemporary and sophisticated style without excess, aiming to create a serene and informal atmosphere on board.The ADM 67m is the latest addition to The Italian Sea Group’s Admiral fleet and is expected to draw significant attention at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show.Credit: The Italian Sea Group
September 6, 2024
Maxim Yachts, a new entrant in the nautical industry, is making its first public appearance at the Genoa Boat Show from September 19 to 24. The Barcelona-based shipyard, which specializes in the production of 36 to 56-foot day cruisers, is introducing two new models: the Neo 43 Race and Neo 43 Comfort. These models are part of a five-yacht range that reflects the company's focus on high performance and innovative design.Maxim Yachts, established in 1971, has positioned itself as a leader in the luxury day cruiser segment. The company's production facility in Barcelona spans 6,000 square meters and employs 30 engineers and technicians. The shipyard, with an annual capacity of 12 to 24 units, prides itself on advanced technology, sustainable production practices, and a commitment to customization.The Neo 43 Race and Neo 43 Comfort are both designed to meet the demands of discerning yacht enthusiasts. The Neo 43 Race is built for speed and maneuverability, powered by two outboard engines that enable a top speed of 45 knots and a cruising speed of 30 knots. The yacht features two double cabins, with one cabin convertible into a relaxation area. The interior is contemporary, with optional televisions in both cabins. The yacht also includes a 1,250-liter fuel tank and a 300-liter water tank, providing significant range.The Neo 43 Comfort, on the other hand, is tailored for long-term cruising with a focus on luxury and space. This model includes two double cabins and two inboard engines, achieving a top speed of 42 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots. Like the Race model, it is equipped with a 1,250-liter fuel tank and a 300-liter water tank. The interior is finished with high-quality materials, offering a refined environment for extended stays on board.Maxim Yachts’ CEO highlighted the company’s dedication to personalization and quality, emphasizing that limited production ensures attention to detail in every yacht. The introduction of the Neo 43 Race and Neo 43 Comfort models marks a significant milestone for the company as it enters the competitive luxury yacht market.Credit: Maxim Yachts
September 6, 2024
Denison Yachting has announced the sale of a new construction 80' YYachts Y8, with the transaction managed by Denison broker Claudio Cozzi on behalf of the buyer. The Y8, an advanced iteration of the first YYacht model, was developed in collaboration with Surge Projects, led by designer Javier Jaudenes.The full-carbon Y8 has been designed with performance and safety in mind, featuring a wider stern and a mast positioned further aft to enhance speed and stability. Among its standard features are a transverse garage, a self-tacking jib, and separate crew access, all aimed at improving the yacht’s functionality and ease of use. The flat deckhouse, with optimally placed windows, contributes to the yacht’s sleek profile and increased interior light.The Y8 offers a 20% increase in interior volume compared to previous models, with a flexible layout that can accommodate up to five guest cabins. The master suite location is customizable to meet the owner's preferences. The yacht's engine room, positioned under the saloon floor, contributes to the improved balance and space efficiency.Ease of handling is a key feature of the Y8, with concealed halyards and sheets allowing the yacht to be operated by a small crew. The CZone system, which underpins the yacht's electronics, enables remote troubleshooting. Built using lightweight and sustainable materials, the Y8 is designed for low-emission sailing, particularly in light wind conditions.The Y8 is set for delivery in May 2025, with plans for the new owner to sail her in the Mediterranean during the summer.Credit: Denison Yachting
September 5, 2024
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September 5, 2024