The Envy 1300 represents the new design pinnacle of the renowned Envy range by Scanner Marine. Positioned strategically between the Envy 1200 and Envy 1400, this maxi-RIB has been designed to strike the perfect balance between volume, performance, and onboard comfort. The goal is clear: to strengthen the shipyard’s tradition of excellence while meeting the growing demand for boats that combine luxury with dynamism. Its world premiere will take place at the Cannes Yachting Festival, scheduled from September 9 to 14, 2025, followed by its presentation at the Genoa International Boat Show from September 18 to 23, 2025—two international stages that will mark the official debut of this new model.
Design and Architecture
The project brings the signature of D. Montemitro Design and reflects Scanner Marine’s meticulous attention to detail. The lines are clean and modern, with a sporty profile that still places great emphasis on comfort. Fabio Montemitro, Sales Director and son of founder Donato, highlighted the focus on the deckhouse and console, reworked to ensure greater livability and functionality both at sea and at anchor. Two large sunpads, one at the bow and one at the stern, enhance the social dimension of the boat, making the Envy 1300 ideal for day cruising or extended stays at anchor.
Hull and Propulsion
The deep-V hull with straight bow, a trademark of the shipyard, ensures precision and stability in all conditions, reducing impact and guaranteeing a drier, safer ride. For its world debut, the Envy 1300 will be showcased with a pair of the new 425 hp Mercury engines, a setup that places the boat in a highly competitive performance bracket. But the options don’t stop at outboards: configurations with two or three engines are available, as well as inboard-outboard versions in both diesel and petrol, reaching up to 1,500 horsepower in total. This versatility allows the boat to be tailored to the different needs of its owners.
Interior spaces: open-space comfort and enhanced livability
On the new Envy 1300, Scanner Marine placed particular emphasis on the design of the deckhouse and console, with the aim of improving interior livability. Below deck, the space is laid out in an open-space arrangement, measuring around two meters from the entrance to the head of the bed, offering an unusual sense of comfort and openness for a maxi-RIB in this class. The layout includes a separate bathroom and two relaxation areas incorporating a dinette and a double bed. The choice to forego an aft cabin was driven by the desire to maintain more open, brighter spaces, favoring an interior that is simple yet sophisticated.
Envy 1300, technical specs
With an overall length of 13 meters and a maximum beam of 4 meters, the Envy 1300 positions itself as a generously sized but not oversized maxi-RIB, ensuring agility in maneuvers and excellent space distribution. The tubes, made of 1670 dtex hypalon-neoprene, have a variable diameter between 62 and 70 centimeters and are divided into seven compartments. The certified capacity is 18 people, making it an ideal vessel for social and leisure use.
Scanner Envy 1300
| LOA | 13,00 m |
| Max Beam | 4,00 m |
| Tube Diameter | 62–70 cm |
| Compartments | 7 |
| Tube Material | Hypalon & neoprene 1670 dtex |
| Passengers Capacity | 18 |
| Engines | outboard (2/3) or sterndrive (diesel/petrol) |
| Max Power | 1500 HP |
| Design & Project | D. Montemitro Design |
Envy 1300, the premiere in Cannes and Genova
The official debut of the new model will take place at two of the most prestigious international boating events. The Envy 1300 will be showcased for the first time at the Cannes Yachting Festival, scheduled from September 9 to 14, at Port Vieux – stand PAN 034. It will then be presented at the Genoa International Boat Show, from September 18 to 23, within the Maxi Rib Area, on quay H, stands H 315 – H 313. Two world-class stages that will mark the international launch of this new Scanner Marine project.
