Moea 85-metre superyacht concept

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The latest project created by Parisian designer and architect Mahjoub El Mahmoudi, from MUB Design Studio is Moea 85-metre superyacht concept.
The design brief was to create a yacht featuring a well balanced combination of speed and performance and luxury and comfort.

Mahjoub El Mahmoudi so commented the way in which the studio’s design philosophy has been conveyed in the exterior design of the new concept: “The external design reflects one of the main features of this yacht, as it tapers like a bullet. Its speed and its sleek and elegant contours make it stand out from the crowd in the yachting world.”

Amongst the numerous amenities that can be found on board Moea, there is a fully equipped gym and spa, a large aquarium, a generous swimming pool and beach club, featuring a Jacuzzi, a nightclub and a personal submersible.

This new 85-metre superyacht concept has been designed to be powered by twin CAT 3516C engines, allowing the vessel to reach a top speed of 20 knots and a cruising speed of 17 knots.

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