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ArticleFinnish boatbuilder updates ClubSwan 50
Building continues at the Nautor’s Swan yard in Finland where the next round of ClubSwan 50 are nearing completion with bespoke colour schemes chosen by their owners.
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ArticleBenetti unveils Vica 50m
Vica, a 50m motoryacht, is the first Benetti yacht to be built using two different techniques: the hull is in fibreglass, while the superstructure is in aluminium.
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ArticleVolvo Penta powers new Absolute 50Fly
New 15m motoryacht is equipped with twin IPS 600 drives. Each unit produces 435hp at a rated 3,500rpm.
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ArticleElan prepares to launch new GT5
The 40ft model is the first in Elan’s new fast cruising line. The sailing yacht is set to make her first splash on the water this autumn.
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ArticleVanquish Yachts unveils VQ48
Dutch boatbuilder delivers hull #1 of the new 14m sport boat and announces that the owner of the second unit will take delivery of the boat in Ibiza next week. The VQ48 is an all-aluminium custom construction.
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ArticleElandra unveils plans for new 47ft Sport Yacht
Australia’s motoryacht builder Elandra Yachts has unveiled plans for its next model, the Elandra 47 Sport Yacht, during the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show.
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ArticleKifaru Yachts unveils Suite 47
The Italian boat brand expands its portfolio with a new 14m motorboat built in GPR or aluminium
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ArticleARROW460 Granturismo on sea trials
Arrow460 Granturismo, the new Mercedes-Benz Style 14m motoryacht developed in partnership with UK boatbuilder Silver Arrows Marine, has embarked on extensive sea trials out of Nice.
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ArticleVicem Classic 46 IPS to debut at Palm Beach show
New 14m motorboat is powered by two Volvo Penta IPS 600
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ArticleWauquiez and Latitude 46 expand portfolio
French shipyards Wauquiez and Latitude 46 have presented Pilot Saloon 58 and the Tofinou 10.c, their latest models at boot Dusseldorf 2017.
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ArticleFrench catamaran builder goes 46% carbon fibre
Alibi Catamarans, a French-owned boatbuilder, has announced that the new line-up for 2016 will go from 30 to 46% of carbon fibre. Headquartered in Thailand, Alibi produces the Alibi 54 and Oneoff Alibi 65. The company’s first 54-footer was launched in 2010.
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ArticleSanlorenzo launches 46-metre Scorpion
Sanlorenzo has launched Scorpion, the eighth yacht in its 46 Steel line which it has been building since 2010.
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ArticleChinese shipyard to launch new 45-footer designed by Christian Grande
Wuxi Dong Fang High Speed Craft (DFC), a Chinese company that specialises in the design and construction of patrol boats, work boats and commercial boats for the tourism industry, has announced that the first yacht resulting from the collaboration with Italian yacht designer Christian Grande nears completion.
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ArticleTiara unveils Q 44 renderings
Tiara Yachts’ engineers and designers in the US have introduced the first plan, profile and layouts of the all-new Q 44.
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ArticleFairline announces all-new Targa 43 Open
Clients are presented with the choice to equip the new Targa 43 Open with either twin Volvo Penta IPS 500 or IPS 600, which is expected to achieve a minimum fully-loaded speed of 34 knots.
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ArticleRevolver reveals new images of 43 CC project
London-based Revolver Boats has unveiled new images of Revolver 43CC, a new centre console model.
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ArticleRevolver expands portfolio with new 43-footer
Italian boatbuilder Revolver has revealed the design of a new 43-footer. The new model follows on the launch of the 42R and the 44GT, two powerboats featuring innovative design and contents.
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ArticleGerman sailboat-maker presents Dehler 42
Dehler, a brand of Germany’s HanseGroup, has announced the addition of Dehler 42 to its product line.
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ArticleFountaine Pajot presents new 40-footer
Following the debut of the Ipanema 58 at the boat show in Cannes, French catamaran builder Fountaine Pajot says two new models will make their debut at the Nautic show in Paris, including a 40- and 44-footer.
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ArticleFirst X4 out of the mould
X-Yachts has announced that hull #1 of its X4 is now out of the mould.
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