Numarine launches second 30XP hybrid explorer yacht
Credit: Kerem Sanliman
Numarine has launched the second hull of its 30XP model, the shipyard’s 30-metre explorer superyacht equipped with a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system.
The Turkish shipyard first announced the 30XP line back in 2022. This launch follows the debut of the first unit, Minella, which premiered at the 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival.
This second hull retains the same technical features and layout of the first, including a 3,500 nautical mile range at 8 knots and reportedly one of the quietest operating profiles, courtesy of the firm’s collaboration with Silent Line.
Key differences for the second model include a classic all-white paint scheme and interior design supporting a beige colour scheme with some darker accents.
Designer Can Yalman has once again led both the exterior and interior design of this 30XP line, with a raised pilothouse layout maximising internal volume.
The 213GT yacht has a flexible layout designed for relaxation and adventures, with expansive deck areas and a standout feature of a private balcony off the master suite.
A semi-open beach club enables access to the sea with fold-down bulwarks expanding the space aft to 46 square metres. The yacht is also equipped with a side-loading tender garage that houses a 5.7-metre diesel tender.
Inside, there are full floor-to-ceiling windows to let in natural light, and the master cabin sits on the main deck forward. Further guest accommodation of four en suite cabins is found on the lower deck.
The pair of electric engines draws from diesel generators, and optional solar panels can be added to the hardtop. The yard states eco-friendly materials are utilised whenever possible, energy efficiency is optimised, and yachts are fitted with waste management and recycling systems.
Numarine’s fleet now includes seven models from 22 to 47 metres.
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