Hull 209 from Sanlorenzo's 50-metre 50X-Space series has been sold with Dennis Frederiksen of Fraser Monaco representing the buyer.
Constructed in steel, the hull is expected for delivery in 2027. Zuccon International Project is responsible for the exterior design, with the interior designer yet to be revealed. Builder Sanlorenzo also penned the naval architecture.
She has an interior volume of 499GT, which includes accommodation on board for up to 12 guests across six cabins and nine crew across four cabins. The broker noted her interior to be an "innovative open plan" layout, also stating that the 50-metre has been "built with true explorer spirit".
This news comes days after Sanlorenzo CEO Massimo Perotti revealed that the yard has partnered with MAN Engines to develop the world's first bi-fuel green methanol propulsion system. This is set to be installed on the seventh unit in its 50 X-Space series, which is also scheduled for delivery in 2027.
Hull 209 has a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12.5 knots powered by twin MAN engines. It is yet to be confirmed whether the yacht will also be fitted with the same green propulsion system found in the seventh hull.
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