The Azimut Grande 44M stands at the pinnacle of Azimut Yachts’ superyacht range, introducing a bold new direction in both design and onboard lifestyle.

At 43.6 meters in length, the Grande 44M combines the volume and presence of a full-displacement superyacht with the sleek, sculptural lines for which Azimut is known.

Designed by Alberto Mancini, the yacht features a dramatic four-deck configuration — an uncommon layout in this size category — creating expansive living areas while maintaining an elegant and streamlined profile.

The exterior architecture is defined by flowing curves, extensive glazing, and a strong connection to the surrounding sea. One of the yacht’s most distinctive elements is the Upper Deck, which can be configured as a private owner’s deck with uninterrupted panoramic views both forward and aft. This elevated space creates an atmosphere typically reserved for much larger custom superyachts, offering privacy, openness, and a remarkable sense of scale. Throughout the yacht, outdoor terraces and lounge areas are positioned to maximize natural light, sea views, and effortless movement between interior and exterior spaces.

Interiors by m2atelier bring a contemporary residential feel to the yacht, balancing refined luxury with relaxed comfort. Soft natural tones, sculpted furnishings, and carefully layered materials create a calm and sophisticated atmosphere throughout the guest areas. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with daylight, while the open-plan layout enhances the feeling of spaciousness across all four decks. The design approach focuses on understated elegance rather than excessive formality, giving the yacht a warm and inviting character despite its considerable scale.

The beach club area is among the most innovative ever introduced by Azimut. Positioned close to the waterline, it incorporates a striking transparent pool integrated into the Sea View Terrace above, allowing natural light to filter through and create dramatic reflections throughout the space. The result is an immersive waterside environment that feels open, airy, and visually connected to the ocean. Combined with expansive lounging areas and fold-down terraces, the stern section transforms into a private waterfront retreat ideal for entertaining and relaxation.

Accommodation aboard the Grande 44M is designed for extended cruising in complete comfort. The yacht can host up to ten guests across five luxurious suites, with configurations available for an additional cabin depending on owner preference. Crew quarters are carefully separated to ensure discreet service while maintaining privacy throughout the guest areas. Large cabin windows, generous ceiling heights, and refined detailing reinforce the yacht’s sense of openness and modern luxury.

Advanced engineering plays a major role in the Grande 44M’s appeal. Built using Azimut’s Carbon Tech construction methods and advanced hull technology, the yacht is designed to reduce emissions while improving efficiency and stability. Optional hybrid systems and innovative hull solutions contribute to quieter cruising, lower fuel consumption, and a smoother onboard experience. Powered by twin MAN engines, the yacht reaches a top speed of approximately 17 knots while offering impressive long-range cruising capability for a vessel of this size.

As the flagship of the Azimut fleet, the Grande 44M reflects a modern interpretation of superyacht living — open, highly architectural, and closely connected to the sea. Its four-deck layout, innovative engineering, and refined Italian styling position it among the most distinctive luxury yachts currently in production.

 

Azimut Grande 44M — Full Specifications

Model Azimut Grande 44M
Project Announcement March 2024
Launch Date First delivery scheduled for 2026 (ahead of the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival)
Public Debut Palm Beach International Boat Show 2024 (project unveiling)

Dimensions & Construction

Length Overall (LOA) 43.6 m (143′ 1″)
Beam Max 8.67 m (28′ 5″)
Draft 2.05 m (6′ 9″)
Gross Tonnage ≈430 GT
Displacement ≈305 t
Hull Type Dual Mode semi-displacement / planing hull with foil-assisted efficiency technology
Hull Material GRP / fiberglass
Superstructure Carbon-fibre reinforced composite
Deck Configuration Four full decks
Certification CE Category A — Low Emission Yacht class

Design & Builder

Builder Azimut Yachts
Exterior Designer Alberto Mancini
Interior Designer m²atelier
Naval Architecture P.L. Ausonio Naval Architecture & Azimut R&D Department

Accommodation

Guest Cabins 5 or 6 cabins depending on configuration
Guest Capacity Up to 10–12 guests
Crew Cabins 5 cabins
Crew Capacity Up to 9 crew
Owner’s Configuration Optional dedicated owner’s deck with private forward and aft sea views

Propulsion & Performance

Standard Engines 2 × MAN 1,550 hp
Optional Engines 2 × MAN 1,800 hp
Maximum Speed ≈17 knots
Cruising Speed ≈15 knots
Range Long-range cruising capability with optimized low-emission performance

Capacities

Fuel Capacity 40,000 litres (≈10,567 US gal)
Fresh Water Capacity 8,000 litres (≈2,113 US gal)

Technology & Sustainability

Low Emission Yacht Concept Designed to reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 20–30% compared with conventional yachts in class
Hull Efficiency Systems Foil-assisted hull technology for drag reduction and improved efficiency
Hybrid / Silent Mode Mild Hybrid Plus Zero Emission Hotel Mode allowing silent anchoring with generators off
Construction Technology Azimut Carbon-Tech structure reducing upper-deck weight and improving stability

Notable Features

  • Azimut’s first four-deck superyacht and largest model ever built by the shipyard.
  • Convertible upper deck can become a private owner’s deck with uninterrupted sea views fore and aft.
  • Sea View Terrace mezzanine deck with transparent infinity-style pool.
  • Expansive beach club with fold-down terraces and immersive water-level lounge areas.
  • Large panoramic glazing and open-plan indoor-outdoor living spaces.
  • Designed around sustainability, reduced emissions and lower environmental impact.
  • Interior styling by m²atelier emphasizing fluid forms and contemporary luxury.

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