Filippetti’s style is unmistakable and these two models sum up the essence and values of the Italian boating tradition and craftsmanship that this shipyard carries around the world: a style created with the help of skilled craftsmen who, with mastery and passion, take care of every detail and finish.
“We are returning after a period in which we have concentrated our efforts on 30/40 foot yachts, to offer larger boats on the market, such as the F100 that we will be presenting at Cannes,” says Giovanni Filippetti, CEO and International Sales Manager of Filippetti Yacht. “Its designer is Fulvio De Simoni and it is the first of a series of yachts featuring his signature. With him, in fact, we have started a cycle of collaborations aimed at expanding the range, while however maintaining the same family feeling as the F100.
In a few months,
Like the other boats, this one is clearly proposed with a slightly more powerful, high-performance engine, but since it can be customised, the customer can also opt for a quieter engine depending on his needs. The model we’ll be displaying in Cannes belongs to a client who has decided to use her for chartering, thus characterized by a very special layout, with as many as six cabins”.
“In Palma we will present the S55 Daemon, distinguished by a very sporty and eye-catching colour pattern, with a grey hull and a black superstructure; exceptional performance, with a top speed of 50 knots and a cruising speed of 40, complete the whole.
Compared to the other boats, a joystick has also been integrated here, which significantly simplifies the boat handling and manoeuvring, even for unexperienced captains”.
In short, 2023
“Let’s say that 2023 is a year of restarting with these bigger boats – concludes Giovanni Filippetti – but the best projects will certainly come in 2024: the shipyard will start off on a high note with the construction of other models, including the 80-footer we mentioned earlier. But that’s not all, there will be other novelties that I don’t want to reveal just yet, but which I am sure will be much appreciated”.
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