The Azimut Grande 26M represents a bold new vision for compact superyachts, offering the luxury and presence of a much larger vessel in a size that remains versatile and manageable.

Every line of its exterior, drawn by Alberto Mancini, emphasizes dynamism and contemporary elegance, while the naval architecture by P.L. Ausonio ensures both stability and efficiency on the water.

The Azimut S7 refines the sportbridge format by combining high performance with thoughtful engineering. Equipped with three Volvo Penta IPS1050 pods, each producing around 800 hp, it achieves top speeds in the mid-30-knot range, while its hull design and carbon-reinforced upper structures help reduce weight, vibration, and fuel consumption.

The Azimut Atlantis 45 is a sleek sport cruiser that combines agility, comfort, and Italian design flair. At just under 15 meters in length, it delivers the performance expected from the Atlantis range, while offering a surprisingly spacious interior and clever use of deck space. On deck, the yacht is centered around an open cockpit with flexible seating, a large sunpad, and direct access to the swim platform. A retractable sunroof transforms the helm and saloon area from sheltered cruising space into an open-air experience, ideal for Mediterranean summers. The bow lounge provides an additional private sunbathing retreat.

The Azimut Fly 82 represents a bold step forward in the evolution of Azimut’s iconic flybridge series. Designed to blend striking Italian style with advanced engineering, this yacht is not just a vessel but a statement of lifestyle. At nearly 25 meters in length, the Fly 82 offers an imposing profile on the water, highlighted by sleek, aerodynamic lines from Alberto Mancini that draw the eye from bow to stern. The exterior speaks to performance and elegance in equal measure, balancing sculpted power with graceful proportions.

The Azimut Magellano 60 is designed for cruising in comfort across a wide range of conditions. Its Dual Mode semi-displacement hull is engineered to provide efficiency and stability whether moving slowly on long passages or accelerating to higher cruising speeds. This versatility makes the yacht well suited to owners who want the freedom to travel further while maintaining the ability to adapt to changing seas.

The Azimut Verve 48 represents a new step forward in the shipyard’s pursuit of combining speed, comfort, and thoughtful design in a versatile sport yacht. With naval architecture by Michael Peters and an exterior profile by Francesco Struglia, the yacht is defined by sharp, purposeful lines and a deep-V hull optimized for outboard propulsion.