ADVANCED YACHTS ANNOUNCES THREE NEW UPCOMING PROJECTS

Advanced Yachts is really tireless. The range continues to grow and now, after Advanced 66, 80 (exhibited at Monaco Boat Show these days) and 44, the yard announces three new upcoming projects. Two of them, Advanced 62 (in the picture above) and 100, are absolutely new while Advanced 44 S is the sporty version of Advanced 44.

New Advanced 62 comes from the experience of Advanced 44, an impressive elegant day cruiser boat which provoked great curiosity and interested for her excellent marine qualities when she was presented in 2014. Bottom lines, appendixes and sailing area are always designed by Roberto Biscontini while interiors are by Nauta Yacht. The new yacht will be available in two versions: Cruise and Race.

For the naval project, Biscontini has used advanced programmes and tools, such as parametric CAD and the same naval architecture software suite developed for American Cup, included a powerful VPP programme. The result is a yacht with optimised waterlines and high performances.

Nauta Yacht Design has designed an interior layout which includes two astern guest cabins, a large well-lit salon and a fore shipowner’s suite. Interiors follow the same style of Advanced 66, the first boat of the yard launched in 2010, originally designed with boundless spaces, great light and an immediate contact between interiors and exteriors.

The deck is characterized by a huge cockpit (like on all Advanced boats). Hull, deck and structures are made in sandwich infused under vacuum with epoxy resin, glass and carbon reinforcements. 

The other upcoming model is Advanced 44 S, a sporty and more essential version of Advanced 44. The deck plan is completely customizable. It’s a concept that ” we could define minimal but efficient, an out-standing design and a more rational use of layout and coatings in order to have a durable boat able to give wonderful emotions”.

Finally, we show you the first renderings of Advanced 100, designed by Reichel-Pugh Studio (like Advanced 66 and 80). Unfortunately, there’s still little known about the project.

Advanced 62 – Technical features