Tureddi has revealed the first images of its latest 34-meter aluminum motor yacht, BLUEPHIRE, as the Italian shipyard steps away from crafting yachts for other brands (such as Sanlorenzo and Benetti) and launches its own series of 30-60m (98-197ft) semi-custom yachts.
Designed by Christian Leyk of coquine![design], the Mediterranean cruiser showcases a sleek, sporty look combining style and functionality. An impressive range and expansive interior spaces support this.
An onboard highlight, however, is BLUEPHIRE’s main saloon, which features glass encasements and opens at both ends, delivering a flow between indoor and outdoor areas — a highly sought-after, modern design feature. As a result, the saloon is bright and inviting and comes complete with a lounge, dining area, and bar.
The foredeck is designed for relaxation and is equipped with sunbeds and seating to create a comfortable environment for guests. Furthermore, buyers have the option to customize various aspects of the yacht, including color schemes and interior details, to suit their personal preferences.
With a gross tonnage of 230 GT and a beam of 6.9m (23ft), the yacht can accommodate up to six guests in a three-stateroom layout. The cabins are described as spacious and comfortable living quarters.
For propulsion, the yacht is equipped with a pair of MTU 16V 2,000 M96L engines, offering a range of 370nm at 25 knots. At present, BLUEPHIRE’s design and engineering are fully complete, and the shipbuilder states that the superyacht can be ready for delivery in 18 months.
