Ferretti Yachts unveils Infynito range
Ferretti Yachts has unveiled Infynito, the new 70 to 100-foot range of yachts that it says was created to complement the current flybridge offering.
The boatbuilder says that Infynito introduces features that innovate the yachting experience and a style that gives shape to owners’ new needs: ‘seamless contact with the surrounding environment, even more sustainable materials and navigation, plus custom detailing, where minimalism and representation make way for harmony, essence, sophistication and a direct link with the sea and the sky’.
The design allows for visual continuity between interiors and exteriors, which Ferretti says helps connect the sea with the sky.
The range was inspired by explorer vessels, designed for long voyages, and introduces F.S.E.A. (Ferretti Sustainable Enhanced Architecture), a package of environmentally friendly cruising solutions. These include a solar roof that generates electric power to charge the onboard batteries; hotel mode operation, a technology that is reported to create an atmosphere of total relaxation on board, with zero emissions due to a special lithium battery pack; and a choice of greener materials such as ecological paints, sustainable teak, and recyclable fabrics and leathers.
Another development of Infynito has been to the main deck, where the view sweeps seamlessly from interior to exterior and from bow to stern. The design of this space is said to be one of the new range’s most distinctive features – the ‘all season terrace’, which is a spacious and secluded area that is hidden when the yacht is moored on the quay and functional at sea in all weather conditions.
Ferretti Yachts Infynito is the result of collaboration between the Strategic Product Committee led by Piero Ferrari and the Ferretti Group’s engineering department. The exterior design and hulls are by Filippo Salvetti, while the interiors are the work of Ideaeitalia.
Earlier this week, Ferretti Group released its financial results for H1 2022, posting double-digit net revenue and EBITDA growth for the period with an order backlog at €1.2 billion. The company launched a successful $993 million IPO in Hong Kong earlier this year.
