Solar Powered Efficiency with Michael Kohler, SILENT-YACHTS CEO Sustainability, efficiency and performance. These three intrinsically linked and increasingly important trends are integral to each stage of yacht design, development and construction. Michael Kohler, CEO of Austrian builder of luxury solar-powered …
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Sporty Style in the Spotlight: Second Pershing 140 Delivered Pershing has delivered the second unit of its successful Pershing 140 series. The thrill-seeking line encapsulates Pershing’s stronghold on high-octane sporty superyachts between 14 and 45 metres, and has already seen …
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In Review: Coolest Concepts of the Past 12 Months As summer deliveries begin to wind down, we look to trace the lineage from initial design concept through to final delivery. From up-and-coming studios to long-established names in yachting, the tumult …
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Nick Moloney has faced some terrifying scenarios at sea. He tells Andy Rice how to handle fearNick Moloney campaigned Skandia in the 2004/05 Vendée Globe. His race ended when the boat lost its keel off Brazil. Photo: Josh Nash / …
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Owner Delighted as Extra 86 M/Y Haze Launched Extra launched their latest superyacht, 26-metre Extra 86, from its shipyard in Ancona. The Italian superyacht builder has hailed the Francesco Guida-designed project as a great testament to the vision of the …
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This new brand is the result of a Swedish owner seeking a very light displacement boat with performance (and some design aspects) akin to that of the ClubSwan 50, but with easy handling for day sailing and occasional overnighting with …
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