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12 Standout New Models from Cannes Yachting Festival

Discover some of the latest models making their debut at Cannes Yachting Festival 2026.

Cannes Yachting Festival returned last week with 150 world premieres across the fleet. In the 25- to 45-metre bracket, builders arrived with new flagships and first-of-series launches, many extending established ranges into larger or more advanced territory. From performance yachts and explorers to new-generation multihulls, these are the models to know.
  • Custom Line Navetta 35
Custom Line Navetta 35

Custom Line expands its displacement offering with the 34.5-metre Navetta 35, with three units sold before the first hull launched. The model reunites Filippo Salvetti and ACPV Architects, the design pairing behind the Navetta 30 and Navetta 38, with more than 300 square metres of indoor and outdoor space within a sub-270GT package.
  • Columbus Atlantique 38M
Columbus Atlantique 38M 

Columbus Yachts brings the Atlantique line below 40 metres with its most compact model yet. The 38-metre Hot Lab design carries the series’ low-slung Italian profile into a smaller format, with extensive glazing and a sculpted stern strengthening its relationship with the sea.
  • Sunreef Ultima 88
Sunreef Ultima 88

Sunreef scales up its Ultima concept with the 88, now the largest model in the performance-oriented power catamaran line. Opening bulwarks transform the stern into a walkaround Ocean Lounge, backed by a large tender garage and hydraulic platform, while the full-beam owner’s suite includes a private sauna.
  • Riva 96’ Argo Super
Riva 96’ Argo Super

Riva develops the 90’ Argo into the larger 96’ Argo Super, revisiting one of the established models in its flybridge range. Officina Italiana Design has reworked the layout and increased the glazing, while a full-beam VIP below deck offers dimensions comparable with a second owner’s suite.
  • Azimut Grande 44M
Azimut Grande 44M

Azimut moves into new territory with the 43.85-metre Grande 44M, the largest yacht the Italian builder has produced and already sold in seven units. Alberto Mancini’s four-deck exterior moves the wheelhouse to the top deck, freeing the entire upper deck for the owner, while a mezzanine stern and transparent pool overlook the beach club.
  • Sanlorenzo SHE
Sanlorenzo SHE

Sanlorenzo draws on the Italian yachting of the 1960s for the 25.5-metre SHE, with five units secured before the model’s first public presentation. Zuccon International Project drew the exterior and Lissoni & Partners the interiors, while Volvo Penta hybrid propulsion gives the classically influenced design a notably current technical basis.
  • ISA Viper 130
ISA Viper 130

ISA Yachts puts the first Viper 130 in the water, introducing a new 38.8-metre performance model built around a planing composite hull with carbon-fibre reinforcement. Fulvio De Simoni styling meets 33-knot performance, while a three-level aft arrangement, opening balconies and low beach platform give the speed-led design considerably more usable deck space.
  • Cantiere delle Marche RJ102
Cantiere delle Marche RJ102

Cantiere delle Marche takes its RJ explorer line below 32 metres with the 31-metre RJ102, downsizing the series without departing from its steel-hulled, ocean-going brief. Francesco Paszkowski exteriors meet Giorgio M. Cassetta interiors, with a customised four-suite layout and the range expected from a substantially larger explorer.
  • Princess X90
Princess X90

Princess expands its X Class with the 27.1-metre X90, building on its X Class concept introduced in 2020. Its Super Flybridge layout is joined by a low open cockpit, glass transom and folding balconies, while accommodation can extend to five cabins. 
  • Maiora M|30
Maiora M|30

Maiora opens its new M Collection with the 30.4-metre M|30. A coupé-style exterior introduces the visual language for the new series, alongside walkaround circulation and an enlarged stern, while twin MAN V12 engines deliver 21 knots.
  • Pershing GTX90
Pershing GTX90

Pershing fills the 90-to-100-foot slot in its GTX family with the 27.97-metre GTX90, extending the Sport Utility Yacht series into a new size bracket. Vallicelli Design combines a 33-square-metre sportsbridge with opening cockpit terraces, while twin 2,200hp MAN engines and waterjets deliver a 35-knot top speed.
  • Azimut Seadeck 9
Azimut Seadeck 9

At 25.6 metres, the Azimut Seadeck 9 turns its stern into a 60-square-metre open deck, with cascading terraces, a transparent pool and fold-down bulwarks extending the space. The flagship pairs Alberto Mancini’s exterior design with interiors by Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez.


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