Sanlorenzo has recently shared a photo of its first ‘52Steel’ superyacht emerging from the build shed in Italy. Named ‘Seven Sins’, the yacht will be launched in late January from the Italian shipyard's new facility in La Spezia.
Sanlorenzo's engineering team is responsible for the naval architecture, whilst Officina Italiana Design styled the yacht’s exterior.
From a technical standpoint, two Caterpillar 3512C engines provide power to Seven Sins, giving her a maximum speed of 17 knots and a range of 4,400 nautical miles when cruising at 11 knots.
Sanlorenzo is also currently busy working on its largest yacht to date, which is under construction in La Spezia for a 2019 delivery.
The new production site, which enjoys direct access to the sea, is also currently housing two 460 Explorer units and two 52m hulls of the new 52Steel range.
For more information, visit Sanlorenzo.
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