The largest explorer yacht from SanLorenzo has been ordered by a Greek repeat customer of the yard. The new model now designated the 1150EXP is a 60-meter having design by Zuccon International Project. 14 to 15 crew members will be kept onboard along with accommodation for guests in 6 to 7 cabins. The owner gets a massive two-level residence area that will comprise parts of the upper two decks. The yacht will be carrying a 10-meter chaseboat as well as a 7.5-meter tender. It is suggested that the yacht will be available for charter once it is delivered.
The second 50-meter X-Space from SanLorenzo has been sold. Delivery is anticipated for 2027. The exterior is by Zuccon International.
The first hull in this model will be a bi-fuel green methanol yacht. Sanlorenzo made the announcement during boot Dusseldorf with a collaboration with MAN engines. The collaboration aims to have a reduction in navigation emissions by up to 70 percent. The first yacht is expected to also launch in 2027.
Interesting a Greek customer purchased a SanLorenzo 500EXP that is now expected to be delivered in 2028.
SanLorenzo has a concept out now for a 26-meter traditional looking yacht called "SHE" - which is short for SanLorenzo Hertitage-. “From hull construction – executed via sandwich lamination for reduced weight and using bio-based resins – to energy management and material innovation, every element of SHE’s technological framework is conceived to elevate sustainability, simplify operations and preserve the purity of her design,” said Sanlorenzo. For guests there is a full-beam owner’s suite towards the stern of the vessel -which generally is an unusual place to place the primary suite-. For the remaining guests a VIP suite with a ensuite and a more regular guest suite are available.
It appears that SanLorenzo is further establishing a North American presence. They will have a regional office at Pier 66 in Fort Lauderdale.
4th 50X Space Yacht from SanLorenzo sold to a client. Zuccon is responsible for the exterior design of the project. The first unit of the new model is expected to be powered by a bi-fuel system that includes green-methanol use.