Pershing 70 Yacht

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The 70 is a sportsboat from Italian builder Pershing. The 70 is a yacht built from GRP, the planing hull design will reach a top speed of 46 knots.

The Pershing 70 has three cabins. For those considering a new Pershing 70 for sale, it can accommodate up to six guests and is designed for cruising and weekending.

70' 4"

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

1 Max

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The big glass doors leading to the cockpit can be raised electrically further reducing the sense of separation between the interiors and the outdoors. Barche Niccolo Volpati - Apr 2015

The Pershing 70 is a sleek, narrow-beamed, high-speed machine that throbs with latent power and turns on a dime. powerandmotoryacht.com Alan Harper - Feb 2015

Huge windows and a large opening sunroof help to create a salon with vast amounts of natural light. Yachts International

The hull and deck of the 70 are infused with vinylester resin and carbon fiber in the main frame to add strength without adding weight. yachtingmagazine.com John Wooldridge - Mar 2015

From The Manufacturer

Both loyal clients and those who have recently fallen in love with the brand find the Pershing 70’s futuristic forms impressive. The dynamic profile and design enhanced by two large structural wings endow the boat with an original profile. The icon of this generation of Pershing wins over yacht owners who seek an inimitable style that promises high visibility everywhere, the expression of elegance and speed, power and beauty, technology and safety. The Pershing 70 is fitted with twin MTU 10V 2000 M94 engines, with 1,623 mhp of power, combined with surface-piercing propellers and Top System 85P transmissions to reach a maximum speed of 46 knots.

From the very first glance, the Pershing 70 strikes the eye for its futuristic and imposing shapes, further enhanced by a carefully-selected colour palette and an original structural design. On this first hull, the brilliant ‘Champagner Pearl’ of the hull, main deck and superstructure contrasts with the carbon grey of the hardtop, from which two large side wings open up, connecting to the gunwale and featuring a glazed surface at the beginning of the side walkways, which result in a restyled, generous cockpit, comparable to that of larger models, extending across the entire width of the hull. The yacht’s sporty appearance is completed by the handrails that ‘cut across’ the side glazing on the main deck and the large windows on the hull, at the height of the owner’s quarters, which draw inspiration from those seen on the 62 footer, so as to maintain the same family feeling. The windows of the VIP cabin, located forward, feature an identical design.

The interiors too stand out for their innovative layout and décor, characterized by a skilful use of contrasting colours, with the light shades of ashwood of the furniture frames alternating with the dark tones of the charcoal grey lacquered finishes. White is the colour chosen for the deck structure and the ceiling panels, consisting of parallel strips fitted with LED lighting systems. Wooden floors complete the décor on the main deck, while furnishings comprise a large leather sofa with storage drawers, an extendable dining table seating up to six people, and a low unit with a 46’’ screen TV (a concealing TV screen is available upon request). The starboard-side pilot station features a Poltrona Frau two-seater leather bench. Next to it, a second living area hosts an L-shaped sofa which can be replaced with a bar area upon request.

Below deck, the layout comprises three cabins with three bathrooms and the galley. The full-beam master suite is accessed by descending from the mezzanine level towards the stern of the yacht.

A series of MOSFET electronic control units (a technology based on power transistors) has indeed been installed across the entire yacht, allowing to simplify the electrical system, reduce the number of cables onboard, and apply power electronics to the electrical system.

VOTIS allows to control the entertainment system installed in the main salon via an iPad, thereby replacing the various remote controls required for the different devices with one unit only.