Italian builder Azimut has launched the first Magellano 30 Metri, the flagship of the Magellano series, at its shipyard in Viareggio.
This 30 metre model has been designed by the same team that worked on its predecessor, the Magellano 25 Metri, with Ken Freivokh handling the exterior design and volumes and Vincenzo De Cotiis styling the interiors. The exterior design sports sleek, modern lines combined with vast glazed surfaces and signature teak louvres.
The new flagship was designed for an owner "who plans to enjoy long-distance voyages, whatever the weather conditions," the yard said.
Equipped with a Dual Mode Hull, the Magellano 30 Metri offers high stability at sea and 15% reduced fuel consumption compared to traditional hard chine planing hulls. As well as offering excellent seakeeping capabilities, the yacht's design features eco-focused elements including 100kWh lithium batteries that allow her to be anchored for up to four hours per day and eight hours at night producing zero emissions.
Interiors emphasise a connection with the sea throughout, with generous infinity terraces located on the upper deck and upon entry to the superyacht. With over 70 square metres of glass weaved into the design, indoor areas are light-filled and offer excellent views of the surrounding environment.
Debuting in 2009, Azimut’s Magellano’s line is “synonymous with stress-free cruising and extended trips in total safety”, according to the yard.