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9/12/2024

The Hallberg-Rassy 69 is the winner of Bluewater Cruiser of the Year award in the British Yachting Awards 2024, voted by the readers of Sailing Today magazine in the UK.

The magazine writes: “This Germán Frers designed giant blends comfort and performance into a seductive package”

“Hallberg Rassy is not only a boatbuilder but a Swedish institution and its new 69 is a huge addition to the fleet. As with all the latest Hallbergs, the German Frers designed 69 features twin rudders and a huge powerful rig, making for a boat high on both performance and Scandinavian creature comforts.”
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Dragonfly, the 142-metre Superyacht, is preparing to depart the Lemwerder facility in Germany in preparation for delivery to her owner. The yacht exterior features six expansive decks that blend sophistication with a bold, military-inspired aesthetic, highlighted by Lürssen’s elongated bow and angular contours.
Nauta interior design and German Frers exterior design combine with Lürsen’s expertise as a Superyacht builder, giving place to 142m of elegance and performance.

Launched in December 2023 and completing sea trials in September 2024, Dragonfly showcases cutting-edge design, with large exterior social spaces and a Diesel-Electric Hybrid Propulsion Concept for enhanced efficiency. Her design reflects the innovative collaboration between Lürssen and German Frers

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Giornale della Vela Article – November 7 2024

With so many superboats “on the catwalk” at the latest edition of the Superyacht Cup in Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, there was indeed eye candy to be had.

Maximus, 59-meter masterpiece

But one in particular impressed us, with its proportions, modern-classic look and mammoth gennaker complete with gladiator helmet. We are talking about the 59-meter ketch Maximus, which, moreover, won on her debut at sea in the A category and then, shortly thereafter, set the course record on the Mallorca-Ibiza route, 48 miles in just three hours and 31 minutes.

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Maximus – Photo by Gianfranco Forza

Swan 88 test. This article from Barche Magazine highlights the latest release from Nautor Swan, an innovative maxi yacht that pushes the boundaries of design and sustainability. The Swan 88 is not only a testament to Nautor’s commitment to performance and luxury but also features cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly solutions.

A New Balance

The new maxi approach to yachting isn’t just
a question of overall length or virtuous design. It’s also a new eco-friendly identity in our approach and our choices, gradually challenging habits that are often still unsustainable and energy-intensive.

Sacha Giannini

“DreamCatcher” represents a dream for Nautor, an innovative small maxi, the first of two new Swan 88 yachts launched in spring at the BTC Boatbuilding Technology Centre in Pietarsaari, Finland. It is Nautor’s first hybrid prototype featuring mixed thermal and electric propulsion…”

Nuovo equilibrio

I nuovi obiettivi “maxi” del diporto non guardano più unicamente alla lunghezza fuori tutto o al design virtuoso, ma a una nuova identità ecofriendly che si affaccia nelle coscienze e nelle azioni per mettere lentamente in discussione abitudini spesso ancora insostenibili ed energivore.

Sacha Giannini

“DreamCatcher” rappresenta per Nautor un sogno, un piccolo
grande maxi innovativo, il primo dei due nuovi Swan 88 varati a primavera presso il BTC Boatbuilding Technology Centre a Pietarsaari, in Finlandia. È il primo prototipo hybrid di Nautor con propulsione mista termico elettrica

September 26th 2024 | by Ellen Ranebo
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“Sirena Yachts has presented their latest project, the 36-metre motor yacht Sirena 118, at the Monaco Yacht Show 2024 in Port Hercule. This announcement marks the beginning of a new, larger composite line spanning over 24-metres in waterline length, with a volume below 300 GT. The first Sirena 118 motor yacht is due to be completed in 2026.

Sporting a flexible tri-deck layout, the Sirena 118 features exterior lines penned in-house by the Sirena Yachts team, interior styling imagined by Cor D. Rover, and naval architecture crafted by German Frers. The relaxed-feeling interiors of the yacht can also be customised by prospective owners. …”