First details of 54m Baglietto Project 10231 revealed

Italian yard Baglietto has released the first image of its forthcoming 54-metre (177-foot) superyacht Project 10231, which was sold in mid-2017.

This displacement yacht will be built from an aluminium hull and superstructure to Lloyd’s Registry standards and launched in 2020.

This first image confirms that Project 10231 will be a tri-deck motor yacht and the large expanses of glass in the superstructure suggests a modern, contemporary interior that will flood with natural light.

The designers behind the project are still unknown, but the yard has explained that the project will feature a new hull form with the naval architecture having been developed in-house. Her vital statistics include a 10.4-metre (34-foot) beam and a maximum draught of 2.6 metres (8.5 foot). 

Michele Gavino, CEO of Baglietto, commented on the project, “I am very proud of this new build—it rewards the hard work the shipyard has been doing during the last year. We have made a great effort in research and development of a new product range and this special yacht, based on a brand new platform both in terms of engineering and styling, confirms we are following the right directions.”

Baglietto has yet to confirm the engine installation it will provide, but it is understood that this new displacement yacht will be capable of a maximum cruising range of 4,500 nautical miles at 12 knots. Further details are scarce, with the total number of guest and crew cabins still not revealed.

For more information, visit Baglietto.