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Cantiere del Pardo will unveil three new models at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024 from September 12-17. These models — the Pardo GT75, Grand Soleil 52 Performance, and Grand Soleil 65 Performance — highlight the shipyard's ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence. The company, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary and joined the Oniverse Group, continues to push the boundaries in both sail and motorboat markets.Pardo GT75The Pardo GT75, the latest addition to the GT range, will make its debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival. Measuring nearly 23 meters, this new flagship model balances the luxury and spaciousness of the GT series with the high-performance characteristics of a 75-footer. Positioned between the Walkaround and Endurance ranges, the GT75 features expansive living and accommodation spaces, large sundecks, and lounge areas on both the aft and foredeck, offering an experience comparable to a villa on the sea.Grand Soleil 52 PerformanceThe Grand Soleil 52 Performance draws inspiration from the original Grand Soleil 52 designed by German Frers in 1987. The new model, designed by Matteo Polli (naval architecture) and Nauta Design (exteriors, interiors, and layout), aims to capture the elegance and performance of its predecessor.The original Grand Soleil 52 was described as "a masterpiece destined to last," and the new 52 Performance seeks to uphold this legacy with modern design and enhanced stability.Grand Soleil 65 PerformanceThe Grand Soleil 65 Performance is the latest addition to Grand Soleil Yachts' over-60-foot range, following the successful debut of the GS 65 Long Cruise version. This new model represents a synthesis of performance, style, and innovation. Designed in collaboration with Matteo Polli (naval architecture) and Nauta Design (exteriors, interiors, and layout), the 65 Performance emphasizes sustainability and energy efficiency. The development of this model was led by Franco Corazza, an entrepreneur and seasoned racer with multiple Italian, European, and world titles.Cantiere del Pardo was founded in 1973 in Italy. Pardo Yachts, the brand of Cantiere del Pardo dedicated to powerboats, was born in 2016. The first model, the Pardo 43, was launched in 2017. Grand Soleil was founded in 1973 and is famous for its yachts, which ensure performance for regattas, autonomous long-distance navigation, as well as a high level of sustainable consciousness.Credits: Cantiere del Pardo

Pearl Yachts has announced the upcoming launch of the Pearl 82, a new 25-meter yacht set to debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September 2024. Initially presented in design form at the Düsseldorf Boat Show in January 2023, the Pearl 82 aims to redefine yacht design with its innovative features and layout options.The Pearl 82 stands out with its raised pilothouse configuration and a main deck master stateroom that includes a private forepeak terrace. Additionally, the yacht offers four en-suite staterooms. It is unique in its class for incorporating a raised pilothouse (RPH) design, a spacious garage capable of accommodating a Williams 395 and a Sea-Doo jet ski, and two aft deck configurations—Riviera or Veranda—allowing owners to customize the yacht to their preferences.The Pearl 82 has been designed under the direction of Pearl’s exclusive British design duo—naval architect Bill Dixon and interior stylist Kelly Hoppen CBE. Dixon’s exterior design emphasizes a sporty profile and substantial interior volumes, while Hoppen’s interior design offers a sophisticated and luxurious ambiance with open-plan arrangements and panoramic views.As a boutique yacht builder, Pearl Yachts focuses on limited annual production to ensure meticulous attention to detail and exclusivity. The Pearl 82 exemplifies this approach, showcasing the brand’s commitment to high-quality craftsmanship and meeting the high expectations of its clientele."The Pearl 82’s design, revealed in Düsseldorf, set the stage for a spectacular world premiere at Cannes," said Iain Smallridge, Founder and Managing Director of Pearl Yachts. "This yacht is a testament to our feature-focused philosophy, innovative spirit, and dedication to pushing the limits of yacht design and quality."The world premiere of the Pearl 82 at the Cannes Yachting Festival will offer attendees an exclusive look at this new model. This event is expected to be a significant moment for Pearl Yachts, showcasing the latest advancements in luxury, design, and technology. The launch of the Pearl 82 aims to reinforce Pearl’s position as a leading yacht manufacturer in the global market.Pearl Yachts was founded in 1998 and has now become one of the UK’s most prominent shipyards. Every Pearl motor yacht is designed and built by experienced craftsmen. Pearl’s fleet consists of the new Pearl 62, the Pearl 80 and the Pearl 95. All newly launched Pearl Yachts are covered by a unique, comprehensive five-year warranty program.Credits: Pearl Yachts

Numarine is set to unveil its groundbreaking 30XP superyacht at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024. This marks the shipyard's first venture into hybrid diesel-electric propulsion, with the official debut scheduled for 11 am on September 12 onboard the 30XP.The 30XP, an explorer yacht, has already attracted attention, with four units sold to existing Numarine owners even before the first unit's official launch. This yacht is designed by Can Yalman, featuring both exterior and interior designs, and incorporates a raised pilothouse for efficient space utilization. The interiors, in collaboration with Istanbul-based Ofist Design Studio, draw inspiration from Scandinavian aesthetics, emphasizing simplicity, minimalism, and functionality.Numarine founder and chairman Ömer Malaz explained the design philosophy: “As the 30XP will be our first diesel-electric yacht, we were inspired by a sustainable, Scandinavian design aesthetic which prioritizes simplicity, minimalism, and functionality. We want to offer the feeling of being at home even when you are far out at sea.”The 30XP offers versatile layouts to suit individual owner preferences, featuring open-air dining on the aft deck and a covered sundeck, creating a strong connection with the outdoors. The master suite, located on the main deck forward, includes a private balcony for enjoying serene views and a dedicated office space with a study desk facing full-sized windows.The yacht also features a semi-open beach club at the stern, achieved by raising the deck above to create a lounging area. The beach club’s space can be expanded to 43 square meters with three fold-down platforms, and it includes a side-loading tender bay that houses a 6.25-meter diesel tender.The 30XP can accommodate up to 10 guests in five ensuite staterooms, including a master stateroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and an optional fold-out balcony. The lower deck houses four guest cabins, while up to five crew members can be accommodated forward on the lower deck.The yacht is powered by a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system or a conventional twin 560-hp MAN engines, both providing a maximum speed of 13 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots. The 30XP boasts an estimated range of 3,000 nautical miles at 11 knots.Numarine, a European high-performance motor-yacht shipyard headquartered in Istanbul, offers a range of yachts from 19 to 45 meters.Credits: Numarine

The second unit of the WiderCat 92 series has been launched at the Wider Vision Hub in Fano, Italy. Like its predecessor, this 28-meter multihull yacht features the innovative serial hybrid propulsion system and design by Luca Dini Design & Architecture in collaboration with Wider Centro Stile. However, this unit has been customized to meet the specific needs of its experienced owner. The owner's wife played a significant role in selecting the interiors and décor, and the construction was closely monitored by the captain on behalf of the owner.Named Atali, the yacht offers a four-stateroom configuration, including a spacious master suite on the main deck with a private foredeck lounge. The lower deck houses three additional guest suites. The master stateroom is equipped with two ensuite bathrooms and a personalized wardrobe.The galley is situated below deck behind the forward crew cabin in the portside hull, complemented by a functional pantry on the main deck with a fridge, dishwasher, and ample storage. The bridge deck features a sunpad in the bow and a lounge area with a hi-lo table in front of the wheelhouse. The open aft deck includes a dining table with an integrated Teppanyaki-style grill.Jet skis are stored in the garage, which also includes a wet bar and becomes part of a 67 sqm beach club when the folding bulwarks are deployed. This area can be accessed directly from the two aftmost VIP suites, while the tender is stowed on the swim platform.The interiors of Atali utilize light tones and natural materials, enhanced by large windows. Soft fabrics and leathers in earthy tones create a welcoming ambiance.A key feature of the WiderCat 92 is its hybrid propulsion system, with twin electric motors delivering 500kW each and two 349kW variable speed generators. This system allows for ZEM (Zero Emission Mode) cruising with a range of 27 nautical miles at 6 knots in complete silence, or 14 hours of autonomy on battery power at anchor. The yacht’s 75 m² of solar panels can ensure full energy self-sufficiency when anchored on sunny days."Beyond the innovative technology and masterful design, this second launch demonstrates that the WiderCat 92 offers owners ample opportunity to tailor the yacht to their needs," said Marcello Maggi, head of W-Fin Sarl.Three additional units in the WiderCat 92 series are currently under construction at the Wider Vision Hub in Fano.Founded in 2010 and based in Ancona (Le Marche), Wider Yachts is an innovative Italian yacht builder shipbuilder specialized in electric and renewable energy-powered superyachts. Credits: Wider Yachts

Greenline Yachts is set to emphasize sustainability at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024 by showcasing its new Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid. This yacht features the latest 6G H-Drive hybrid technology, aiming to combine comfort with responsible yachting. The event, taking place from September 10-15, will provide an opportunity for attendees to view the yacht at the Quai St Pierre.Greenline 58 Fly HybridGreenline Yachts, a Slovenian company, has been leading the shift to hybrid propulsion for over 15 years. The 6G unit, their latest development, enhances the efficiency of the hybrid system. The Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid can travel up to 20 nautical miles in silent electric mode at speeds of up to 6 knots. Over a typical use cycle, this hybrid system reduces emissions by up to 40% annually.Greenline 58 Fly HybridThe Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid also includes a 4kW solar roof array, primarily supporting the yacht's hotel services. This feature allows for extended stays at anchor without needing to use a generator, providing up to three days of autonomy. If air conditioning is not required, this duration can be extended indefinitely.Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid"Greenline Yachts' new 6G H-Drive is the result of 16 years of continuous development," said Vladimir Zinchenko, owner and Managing Director of Greenline Yachts. "Since our inception, we've been ahead of the competition in efficient hybrid propulsion and silent hotel operations. We're excited to present this technology alongside our Responsible Yachting concept at Cannes with our flagship model, the Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid."Greenline 58 Fly HybridIn addition to the Greenline 58 Fly Hybrid, Greenline Yachts will display two other popular models: the Greenline 48 Coupe and the Greenline 45 Fly. These models will be exhibited at Cannes' Vieux Port. Both yachts have sold over 100 units, demonstrating their popularity and versatility. The Greenline 48 Coupe offers a sleek superstructure, while the Greenline 45 Fly provides a more luxurious option.Greenline 58 Fly HybridBoth models are available with various engine options, including Yanmar's new HVO-ready diesel engines. These engines can run on Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), a more sustainable fuel derived from waste vegetable oil. This feature aligns with Greenline Yachts' commitment to reducing carbon emissions without compromising performance.Credits: Greenline Yachts