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Centrostiledesign’s latest superyacht concept is straight fire. Fittingly christened Flame, the 230-footer features sleek, angular lines and a sharp, tapered bow that evokes an arrowhead. In addition, the vessel is equipped with custom solar panels that are arranged in the shape of a flame. The exterior is certainly striking, but the design is about more than aesthetics. The solar panels will be able to generate clean, green energy to power the yacht’s hotel load, for instance.

The 46.5-metre sailing catamaran ArtExplorer has been launched by The Italian Sea Group (TISG) from its Marina di Carrara facilities. The project marks the first to be built under the Perini Navi brand since its acquisition by TISG in late 2021, and is on track to become the largest aluminium sailing catamaran in the world.

Crescent Custom Yachts' flagship, the 50-meter Danzante Bay, has embarked on its sea trials near the shipyard's facilities in British Columbia. This vessel, the largest superyacht ever constructed in Canada, was commissioned by an American owner who chose to name it after his Mexican resort and golf course, Danzante Bay. The yacht's construction commenced in 2019, utilizing a composite hull acquired from Christensen Yachts.

The 164-foot No Stress Two is Rossinavi’s first hybrid yacht monitored by artificial intelligence. The first of the yard’s Blue series, the 164-footer was launched in April but delivered it to the owner last week. The custom builder is touting its AI integration as it moves forward with even more sustainable hybrid vessels.

Dutch yard Heesen has crowned a new flagship with the delivery of its 80-metre superyacht Genesis. Formerly known as Project Cosmos and Galactica, the all-aluminium yacht was technically completed last year, with sea trials taking place in April 2022.