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The shipyard will exhibit two yachts, the BGX63 and BG74, representing its innovative approach to yacht design and functionality.

“We have a simulator that replicates the experience of driving a 370 Sea Ray Sundancer,” Brunswick CEO David Foulkes told Robb Report. “We had something similar last year, but this has a much more immersive display, with a 200-degree view of the surroundings, and voice feedback. It’s a very realistic scenario on how the new technology operates.”

Echo Yachts has begun work on what will be the world’s largest sailing catamaran at their facility in Western Australia. The vessel, currently known as ASC57, is a 57-metre multihull, marking the firm’s expansion into the large-scale sailing yacht market.

GX Superyachts is the brainchild of Greenline Yachts, which has been producing efficient hybrid yachts up to 58ft for more than 15 years. Taking that experience of cutting-edge hybrid propulsion, smart hull design and solar charging,

A new yacht from Ocean Alexander is about to sail the world’s oceans. The global leader in luxury superyacht production has recently announced the sale of wonderful 32E, the 32-meter explorer yacht that represents one of the flagship models of the shipyard. The transaction, handled by Brandon Flaherty of MarineMax Fort Myers, also marks the first Ocean Alexander yacht for the new owners, who discovered the brand through their friendship with the owners of an Ocean Alexander 35R. As soon as they boarded the yacht, their love for the brand blossomed, and they decided to purchase an Ocean Alexander 32E. Previously, the owners had an 86-foot Sunseeker.