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11 New Launches at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show
Few events provide a more important stage for new superyachts than the Monaco Yacht Show.
Few events provide a more important stage for new superyachts than the Monaco Yacht Show. This year, more than 100 yachts filled Port Hercule, with shipyards using the occasion to reveal new flagships, first-of-series projects and major model premieres. These were some of the most notable debuts.
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Image courtesy of Oceanco
Leviathan
At 111 metres, Oceanco’s Leviathan was the largest yacht at the show and one of the year’s most ambitious custom projects. Conceived around scientific research and long-range exploration, she carries laboratories and extensive dive facilities, supported by the extensively rebuilt 92.8-metre Draak, which now serves as her dedicated companion vessel.-
Image courtesy of Lurssen
Nixie
Lürssen’s 102.4-metre Nixie made her global debut in Monaco just months after delivery. Designed inside and out by RWD, she is one of six yachts delivered by Lürssen in 2026 and one of the year’s most significant custom launches.-
Image courtesy of Damen Yachting
Pangea
Pangea marked the world debut of the first Amels 80 and the first public presentation of the new design. At 80 metres, she introduces a new flagship to the Limited Editions range, combining Espen Øino exterior design with a custom interior by Sinot.-
Image courtesy of Benetti
Dagger
Benetti’s first B.Now 67M, Dagger pushes the Oasis concept into a new size bracket. Hybrid propulsion and variable-pitch propellers underpin the technical package, while the extended aft deck develops the open stern arrangement that has become central to the B.Now series.-
Image courtesy of ISA Yachts
Sea Raider X
With her black steel hull and silver aluminium superstructure, Sea Raider X is one of ISA Yachts’ most distinctive Gran Turismo projects to date. At 66.4 metres, she is also the yard’s flagship, with exterior design by Vallicelli Design and interiors by Team for Design.-
Image courtesy of Sanlorenzo
Silver Fox
At 73.4 metres, Silver Fox is the first Sanlorenzo 74Steel and the largest yacht yet built by the Italian yard. Diesel-electric propulsion frees up considerable space aft, including a 290-square-metre beach club and wellness area, while a 300-square-metre owner’s deck sits above.-
Image courtesy of Baglietto
Kinda II
Baglietto unveiled Kinda II, the first T60 and the largest yacht ever built by the shipyard. At 60.6 metres and around 1,100GT, she develops the successful T52 platform on a significantly larger scale, with design by Francesco Paszkowski.-
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Amor à Vida
The 67.55-metre Amor à Vida is a fully custom CRN and the first yacht from the yard to feature hybrid propulsion. Nuvolari Lenard designed both exterior and interior, while the upper deck is given entirely to the owner, including a forward apartment with 180-degree views and a private bow area.-
Image courtesy of Mengi Yay
Gray Wolf
Mengi Yay chose Monaco for the international debut of Gray Wolf, its largest yacht to date and the first Virtus XP. The 52.4-metre explorer pairs VYD Studio design with Van Oossanen naval architecture and a range of around 6,000 nautical miles.-
Image courtesy of Baglietto
