The Italian Sea Group takes the helm, unveiling intricate details of three groundbreaking projects from its Centro Stile. Announced during the Monaco Yacht Show in September 2023, these projects showcase the group’s established stylistic trend while venturing into futuristic realms of innovation.
Admiral Explorer 50m Adventure
A bold endeavor characterized by unconventional shapes and volumes, aiming to develop a new 50-meter Admiral Explorer under 499GT. The design respects all stylistic elements of the Admiral brand, ensuring technical prowess for a motor yacht crafted for exploration and adventure. Fully customizable aft deck with a panoramic pool, foldable wings, and a forward VIP cabin offering breathtaking views. A total of 6 cabins, Adventure is tailored for exploration with ideal cabin configurations.
Tecnomar 40m Cat 133 FT
A visionary catamaran project under 499 GT, featuring the same futuristic design as THIS IS IT. The design maximizes external spaces, exceeding 300 square meters, with a unique stern design creating a “swimming platform” using two hulls, two internal wings, and two foldable side doors. Boasts approximately 70 square meters of integrated solar panels, maximizing external spaces, and featuring sporty design elements inspired by automotive aesthetics.
Tecnomar 46m Evo 155
Evolving from the historic EVO line, this project seeks to provide continuity in style and functionality. The strongly sporty exteriors, sinuous lines, and innovative beach area ensure optimal comfort within 499GT. Innovative beach area with large stern window, 360° livability between interior and exterior, spacious sun deck with a bar, sunbathing area, and swimming pools, showcasing a fusion of comfort and style.
“The launch of these three new projects gives us new stimuli and motivation to start 2024 with great enthusiasm. We have set ourselves even more challenging goals, and I am confident that the yachting world will continue to reward us,” says Giovanni Costantino, Founder & CEO.
Credits: The Italian Sea Group
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