Italian builder Overmarine Group has announced the sale of the first hull of Mangusta Oceanco 50, presented in April 2019. The first 50-metre displacement yacht will go to a European Owner.
Mangusta’s Commercial Director Francesco Frediani comments:
The market is beginning to recognise our authoritativeness in the new metal lines too, as proven by the 9 units sold since the first Mangusta Ocean 43 was announced, in 2016, to date. More than that, our reputation is now allowing us to secure sales even when a yacht is still at the project stage.
Mangusta Oceano 50 has been designed by Alberto Mancini and the Group’s Engineering Department, who have worked closely to optimise indoor and outdoor spaces within 500 GT.
Mangusta Oceano 50 features impressive exterior areas within her 500 GT interior volume, starting from the aft cockpit. There, sofas are built-in inside a teak shell, forming a square ring slightly lower than the side walkways, making an exclusive private area. Meanwhile, its floor lets through natural light, brightening the beach club below.
The yacht is also trademarked with a spacious beach club, as the garage has been moved to the bow area. The transom door and the two side hatches open up to 180 degrees, creating a wide, fully-equipped platform on the sea, with the possibility to have a convenient walk-around passage.
The bow area features a spacious cockpit, that can be furnished to the owner’s taste. The garage beneath can fit a tender of over 6 metres and two jet skis. As soon as a tender is launched, the inside basin can be filled with water, creating a counter-current swimming pool. Still, a Jacuzzi pool can be found on the sun deck that also features a dining table for 12 guests.
The interiors have been designed to achieve flawless continuity with the exteriors. They will be filled with natural lights via ceiling-high windows in the main deck salon and on the upper deck, along with hidden illumination points highlighting the details.
Fitted with two MTU 12V 2000 M86 engines, the model will boast a maximum speed of 16 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 11 knots.
This year, Mangusta reports stable commercial success with sales of a 33-metre, a 45-metre, and a 54-metre yacht in the Mangusta GranSport fast displacement line, a 43-metre and a 50-metre model in the Mangusta Ocean displacement series, and a Maxi Open yacht, the Mangusta 110.