CRN: new order for a 62-metre motoryacht designed by Nuvolari Lenard

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yacht CRNItalian shipbuilder CRN, part of the Ferretti Group, which specializes in the construction of fully custom steel and aluminium yachts ranging from 45 to 100 metres, announced the sale of hull 137.
The new 62-metre project has been designed by Italian yacht design studio Nuvolari Lenard, which took care of all design phases and aspects from concept to the development of exterior and interior design. A close collaboration and continuous confrontations with the technical team at CRN made it possible to develop such a promising project.
Nuvolari Lenard has been working with CRN for many years on the design of superyachts and rowingboats like the 43-metre Magnifica, the 46-metre Clarena and Saramour, the 72-metre Azteca, and the most recent project, the 55-metre Atlante, wich was delivered last year.
CRN is currently building three other leisure vessels at its facility in Ancona: hull 135, a 79-metre motoryacht, hull 131, a 74-metre motoryacht and  hull 136, a 50-metre motoryacht called Superconero.

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