BRABUS and AB Yachts present new range with 34m in-build flagship

German luxury mobility brand BRABUS and Italian builder AB Yachts have presented the first 33.7-metre BRABUS AB 110 superyacht at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026.

Pairing high-performance luxury with a design synonymous with BRABUS and AB Yachts' engineering expertise, the yacht is the "centrepiece" of a new three-model lineup from the collaboration, alongside the 28.9-metre BRABUS AB95 and the 45.7-metre BRABUS AB150, the latter of which will debut at the Monaco Yacht Show 2027.

She boasts a striking silhouette, defined by a carbon-fibre exterior and a standout illuminated BRABUS roof spoiler. Exposed-carbon front wings, bespoke design details along the port and starboard sides and LED lights at the front of the superstructure complete her overall look.

The stern accommodates a wide range of equipment, including a jet tender and one full-sized, three-seat jet ski. Additional equipment can be stored in secondary compartments and under-hatch spaces. An integrated winch and roller system allows the crew to guide the tender and jet ski directly toward the water for launch. Once all desired equipment is deployed, the entire aft platform transforms into a spacious sea-level beach area and lounge directly at the water’s edge.

The main deck includes a large sunpad and additional seating area at the bow, creating a private open-air retreat with uninterrupted views. A further aft seating area provides a second space for socialising and relaxation at the water's edge. Exterior upholstery features the signature BRABUS triangle quilting.

Two carbon fibre stairways provide access to the expansive sundeck, which also doubles as a flybridge. Equipped with two large sunpads, spacious seating areas and two carbon-fibre tables, this flexible space is ideal for dining or drinks, while two large integrated storage compartments keep the deck free from clutter.

Inside, the yacht features a signature BRABUS Masterpiece ambience, pairing generous proportions with design details inspired by BRABUS supercars. Two large sofas define the main social and living space, while a dedicated eight-person dining table creates a central setting for dining and entertainment. A separate bathroom completes the main saloon area.

Accommodation is for up to 10 guests. An owner's cabin on the lower deck provides a private retreat, complete with a connected master bedroom and wardrobe area. Two additional guest cabins, each with its own connected bathroom, are complemented by a separate VIP cabin with an additional bathroom. Crew are housed across two cabins and have access to a dedicated mess area.

The AB 110 can be powered by up to three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each producing 1,939kW / 2,600hp. The combined output of 5,817kW / 7,800hp enables the yacht to reach a maximum speed of 48 knots. A state-of-the-art waterjet propulsion system translates this output into a dynamic driving experience, while advanced stabilisation technology enhances onboard comfort.

Signature BRABUS details include a bespoke steering wheel and driver’s seat upholstered in Masterpiece leather, finished with the brand’s characteristic quilting. A centrally positioned BRABUS Masterpiece badge further cements the brand's identity.

Giorgio Mattei, deputy chairman of Next Yacht Group, said: “The BRABUS AB range is the result of a genuine exchange between our teams, bringing together our engineering know-how and experience on the water with BRABUS’ unmistakable approach to design, detail and individuality. What we are presenting in Monaco is not simply one yacht, but the beginning of a range and of a collaboration that we believe has significant potential for the future.”

Exclusive BOATPro data for AB Yachts shows two yachts currently under construction at the shipyard, including a 39.7-metre AB 130 motor yacht, one of four AB 130 yachts.

Earlier this year, the shipyard delivered the first unit from its 28.5-metre AB 95S series, Goldeneye, to her owners. The yacht is characterised by a "more aggressive" silhouette and boasts a top speed of 53 knots.