Antonini Navi returns to the French show held from September 10 to 15.
Antonini Navi returns to the French show held from September 10 to 15, where the boat builder will be exhibiting scale models of the three yachts under construction at the company’s La Spezia Shipyard: Explorer Yachts 32 M, Seamore 34 – both already sold – and the Suy 135, on which work has begun “on spec”.
They include the Explorer Yachts 32 M, with exteriors designed by Hydro Tec and interiors by Hot Lab. Delivery is planned for 2025.
Seamore 34, on the other hand is the first model in a “semi-custom” steel and aluminium series, with delivery planned once again in 2025. The yacht’s concept, based on highly versatile and flexible spaces, puts the emphasis on open areas that create uniquely convivial settings where guests can share experiences. One of the most appealing features of the Seamore 34 is the generous main deck offering over 150 square metres of open living area, which can also be closed off by recessed sliding glass doors flush with the deck.
Currently under construction on spec at the La Spezia shipyard and slated for delivery in 2026, the SUY 135 is a 44-metre superyacht with a tonnage of about 480 GT. This displacement yacht is the first in the new line of Sports Utility Yachts (SUY).
Exactly like a SUV in the automotive world, the idea is to create a yacht that offers an all-embracing approach to life on board.
The Sport Utility Yacht concept is designed for a new yachting lifestyle that includes marine activities, water sports and adventure, helping the owner and guests discover the world around them.
At the Antonini Navi stand, the shipyard’s management will be on hand to meet new customers interested in the construction of made-to-measure custom yachts. The management team will once again include Walter Antonini, the brand's marketing and communication manager and a member of the fourth generation of the Antonini family. After gaining extensive international experience in China, Walter has returned to Italy to play a hands-on role in the shipyard’s activities and at the start of July was appointed Gruppo Antonini Innovation and Transition manager, with a focus on the company’s technological evolution and sustainability.
