Antonini Navi expands its ‘SUVs of the Sea’ range with the SUY110
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Antonini Navi has added a new model to its sport utility yacht (SUY) range with the introduction of the SUY110. The 34-metre vessel, designed by naval architect Fulvio De Simoni, follows the larger SUY135 and aims to provide what the company describes as ‘a compact yet functional yacht with extensive onboard facilities’.
Presented during an event in Monaco in partnership with brokerage house Moravia Yachting, the SUY110 continues Antonini Navi’s ambition to develop its ‘SUVs of the sea’ – yachts intended to combine elements of comfort, performance and practicality in a similar fashion to their automotive counterparts.
According to the shipyard, the SUY110 is fully engineered and could be delivered 22 months after contract signing. It spans four decks and includes a 50sqm stern hangar, capable of storing a 4.5-metre tender, a 4.2-metre sailing boat (or second tender), two 3-metre jet skis, along with canoes, SUP boards and other equipment.
The design includes a raised deck, which can serve as a 54sqm beach club, and is directly connected to a 27sqm main deck lounge and dining area.
Accommodation is planned for ten guests across five cabins, including a master suite with private study. Two VIP and two twin guest cabins are located on the lower deck, each with an en-suite. The crew area is designed for six.
The hull will be constructed in steel, with an aluminium superstructure. Powered by two CAT C18 engines, the SUY110 is expected to reach a top speed of 14 knots and cruise at 12 knots, with a transatlantic crossing capability at 10 knots. A diesel-electric propulsion option is being offered, which Antonini Navi claims could reduce fuel consumption by up to 20 per cent compared with conventional systems.
Elements of the SUY110’s construction and systems are shared with other vessels currently in build at the La Spezia yard, including the EVO 31 and SEAMORE 34, allowing prospective owners to inspect similar levels of finish and detail already in progress.
Antonini Navi says the SUY110 reflects its ongoing commitment to the sport utility yacht concept, aiming to blend versatility, functionality and design in a single platform.
