Dynamiq unveils all-new sporty Dynamiq GTT 165

Dynamiq has unveiled the largest and latest model in its range of “next-generation superyachts”.

The Dynamiq GTT 165 is a 50-metre (164-foot) all-aluminium design with exterior styling by Dobroserdov Design. Described by the Monegasque yacht builder to be “fresh” and “sporty”, it revealed she is filled with innovations to give her an edge over her competition and outperform her rivals.

Featuring a fast-displacement hull by Van Oossanen Naval Architects, the 165 has efficient performance in mind. As such she is equipped with two underwater foils, an aft Hull Vane, and forward T-foil, which work together to lift the hull up out the water to decrease drag and increase speed. 

When combined with her twin V8 MTU engines, the 165 can achieve top speeds of 20 knots, with a transatlantic speed of 17 knots. A second GTS model is available with a more powerful engine configuration, outputting a top speed of 25 knots. At 12 knots, both models have a range of 4,000 nautical miles. 

A round bilge hull and sophisticated stabilisation system from Humphree ensures the ride is smooth and comfortable, even at high speeds. 

Optional new-generation solar technology is available, powered by 55-square-metres of flexible solar panels and a Lithium-Ion battery pack to allow her to stay silent at anchor overnight, or provide a couple of hours “breakfast cruising” in zero-emission mode at five to six knots.

On-board accommodation is provided for 12 guests and nine crewmembers, in a five or six-cabin configuration to house more guests. A spacious glass-covered beach club in the transom houses a dedicated spa area that can also be fitted out with a gym. 

In addition to lounging space on the main deck aft is a large sundeck of almost 20-metres in length, with dining facilities for a full complement of guests, bar, cinema lounge with 75’ TV and aft Jacuzzi with sunbathing area. The sundeck continues beyond the raised pilothouse to provide a generous lounging area forward with 360-degree views.

Sergei Dobroserdov, founder and CEO of Dynamiq, said, “Price and performance are the key factors here. There are so many 50m yachts below 500GT available, but we asked ourselves ‘What can we bring to the market that makes more sense for our clients?’ The answer in simple terms is a slender hull with a long waterline that is much more efficient and more comfortable in motion than a short, wide one. So rather than maximising interior volume, together with the naval architects we analysed everything an owner wants or needs in terms of general arrangement and features.

“We arrived at a concept of 450GT including optional sky lounge that provides the motion comfort of a 55m yacht with a conventional flared bow. The GTT 165 is aimed at today’s active owners who spend most of their time on deck in the open air and want to experience different destinations, or cross the Atlantic quickly and enjoy endless summers in the Med and Caribbean on a more manageable and economical size of yacht at the very attractive starting price of €24,400,000.” 

Dynamiq has said that its technical department is working hard to start construction on the 165 later this year for a forward-thinking owner to take delivery for the 2021 Med season.

For more information, visit Dynamiq.