M/Y VIANNE was originally constructed in 1995 by Benetti with exterior styling by Stefano Natucci and interior designs penned by Terence Disdale.
Built with steel and aluminium, M/Y VIANNE indulged in her extensive refit at the Lusben Livorno shipyard and now features a completely refurbished engine room plus a new interior design, created by Benetti's inhouse Yachtique team.
Boasting a new modern aesthetic and integrated with some of the latest eco-friendly technology, she is ready and set to take her sea trials under her new name.
The new upgrades significantly reduce consumption and emissions, delivering excellent performance while reducing the energy required to achieve it.
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Working closely alongside the new owner, the design teams have worked diligently to create a completely revamped style, without losing touch with the original charms of the superyacht.
The main interior alterations, which are largely under wraps at this time, appear to mostly be in the master cabin where the yard has mentioned that the marble and wood elements have been given a complete makeover, something which has reportedly been replicated on the lower deck.
A new engine room was a high priority for the new owner of M/Y VIANNE, with zero-speed electric fin stabilizers by CMC Marine installed, plus new generators and engines, in addition to an updated air conditioning system.
M/Y VIANNE is not currently listed for sale, however, Intelligence suggests she may be heading to the charter market following the successful completion of her sea trials.
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