Fiart frames an unforgettable year. 2024 has been a year of great satisfaction for the Neapolitan shipyard, thanks mainly to the launch of the new P52 and P58, the first models in the P line. With this launch, the brand has strengthened its position in the market, and as the new year approaches, it is preparing to work on new projects to continue growing and expanding internationally.
“In recent years, Fiart has undertaken a path of renewal that continues to pay off – says Fiart CEO Giancarlo di Luggo – We have opened a direct channel with our dealers and customers thanks to the Bespoke project, which has allowed us to understand and in some cases anticipate the needs of the market. The product range is innovative, both for the custom luxury line P and for the Seawalkers, which have been the subject of interesting new upgrades. We are confident that the new products we will present in the coming months will also be welcomed positively”.
The new Fiart P line
As mentioned above, the Fiart P52 and P58 were the main novelties from the Neapolitan shipyard. Unveiled at the autumn boat shows in Genoa and Cannes, they are part of a new line of yachts born from the collaboration with architect Stefano Pastrovich. In particular, the P52 caught the public’s attention with its striking copper-bronze color, showcasing its innovative design and unparalleled deck space, furnished with loose furniture designed for relaxation and socializing.
Like its larger predecessor, the P58, the Fiart P52 features fine woods and elegant fabrics in the spacious interiors, with layouts customizable to the owner’s needs. On the water, the P line is muscular and fun, with outdoor spaces meticulously designed to make the most of the space for enjoying time with loved ones, while maintaining a strong sense of privacy and intimacy.
The Seawalker range expands in 2025
As for the new developments Fiart has planned for next year, they involve the Seawalker range, which continues the positive trend of units sold in the 2024/2025 season. With Seawalker, the Neapolitan shipyard offers boats that are carefully designed in detail, aimed at satisfying lovers of outdoor life. The Fiart walkaround models also offer high performance, well-designed outdoor layouts, and highly comfortable below-deck spaces.
The new addition to the range, available from spring 2025, will be the Seawalker 39 Panorama, which will benefit from a restyling of the interiors, folding gunwales on the sides, and the already appreciated hard-top and windshield to close the forward area. These features will make this model enjoyable across different seasons and for long cruises.
Expansion in the international market
In the boating season that is coming to a close, Fiart has consolidated its presence across all continents, with an extensive sales network capable of delivering yachts produced at its Baia (Naples) facility to every corner of the world, while also ensuring adequate after-sales service. Currently, more than 70% of Fiart’s production is destined for international markets, while 30% remains in Italy, marking a significant shift in the production and sales process compared to the past.
For 2025, there are numerous projects in the works: Fiart is approaching the new year with confidence, driven by the passion that has always been the engine of this historic brand. Among the events already on the agenda, direct participation at the major international boat shows is confirmed, including the Miami Boat Show in February, the Cannes Yachting Festival, and the Genoa International Boat Show in September, along with participation in several other trade fairs in Italy and around the world, where the shipyard will be represented by its dealers.
Fiart side activities
In addition to yacht production, Fiart’s Baia facilities also house a division dedicated to refitting, with over 50,000 square meters of covered and open spaces, ensuring clients efficient technical assistance, inspections, and storage services, even after the sale. Fiart Rent is also located here, the flagship service dedicated to luxury charter, offering yachts ranging from 30 to 58 feet, both from the Classic line and the Seawalker range. For 2025, this division will expand with two elegant models, a Seawalker 39 and a Seawalker 43, adding to the already rich offering aimed at a clientele accustomed to tailored, attentive, and punctual service.
But Fiart is not just about yachts: the company is part of a solid group operating in various sectors, including construction, which will close 2024 with an active balance exceeding 500 million euros and revenues of around 100 million. This financial strength allows the yacht division to face the challenges of the coming years with confidence, where it will once again be crucial to anticipate market needs by investing in research and development.
