Keel laying of Hull 597, the new 100-metre motor yacht

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Admiral, flagship brand of The Italian Sea Group, announces the keel laying of Hull 597, the new diesel-electric 100 metre motor yacht, born from the collaboration between Admiral, Imperial Yachts and Winch Design.

With its elegant and sinuous lines, this motor yacht is an expression of engineering excellence, combined with maximum performance and eco-sustainability, thanks to highly technological contents and an innovative diesel-electric propulsion system.

A ground-breaking luxury yachting experience

The beautiful exteriors are intriguing and impactful, highlighted by a play of structural lines that integrate in an absolutely innovative design. The certified helicopter landing pad, the huge swimming pool, the enchanting SPA, the multi-deck saloon, the amazing and comfortable guest suites, are just some of the elements that characterize this new motor yacht, making it the reference point of a ground-breaking luxury yachting experience.

“Today, we confirm our know-how and specific competences in the construction of giga-yachts with such innovation – concluded Giovanni Costantino, The Italian Sea Group Founder & CEO. – “This project is a further confirmation of our presence in this segment, both for what concerns new builds and refit”.

“We are excited to develop this project together with prestigious partners like Imperial Yachts and Winch Design – commented Giuseppe Taranto, Vice President of The Italian Sea Group. – “This 100-metre motor yacht represents another successful achievement in our collaboration and strengthens Admiral’s positioning in this sector.”

The keel laying ceremony is always a special moment in the construction of a yacht, especially one of this size and stature, and signifies the culmination of a huge amount of hard work and successful preparation from both Winch Design and Admiral. Now beginning the next stage of her development, we are all excited to see this truly special yacht start to come to life.” –Jim Dixon, Director, Yachts & Aviation Winch Design.

The motor yacht will be delivered in 2025.

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