Wider Yachts

This ethos can be traced back to the company's first-ever tender, the WIDER 42, which took the yachting world by storm in 2010. The 13.31m (44ft) cruiser was one of the earliest examples of a transforming superyacht tender, with amidships areas that extended out to the sides at the push of a button to double the surface area. From there, the WIDER 32 followed, and at 9.6m (32ft) was smaller but equally impressive.

A range of 40m+ (131ft+) superyachts was next and followed the same principles of space and innovation. WIDER's superyachts were the first in their size range to use a diesel-electric propulsion system combined with Azimuth pods. This led to reduced fuel consumption and an extended navigation range. Moreover, the absence of a conventional engine room allowed for more spacious cabins onboard.

At a Glance

• Builder of both superyachts and tenders
• Expanding cockpit areas
• Large volumes
• Diesel-electric propulsion systems