British designer Alexander McDiarmid has lifted the lid on the latest sports yacht concept for Ghost Yachts, the G120.
Designed with a low-drag aluminium hull and a carbon fibre reinforced superstructure, the 36 metre yacht concept features a hard chine V, wave-piercing hull and a reverse bow. The design is a smaller evolution of the 80 metre G250 concept, also penned by McDiarmid and revealed in November 2021.
"The G120 bridges the gap between performance, comfort and efficiency, following our dolce far niente philosophy.” said Björn Moonen founder of Ghost Yachts. “[Alexander McDiarmid] captured that easy living lifestyle and urge for innovation perfectly in this design.”
Key features of the G120 concept include a concealed foredeck area that can be shaded by a motorised canopy. The yacht will offer accommodation for six guests in three cabins including a full-beam owner’s stateroom and the yacht's layout is adaptable to ensure her owner can customise the G120 to suit their lifestyle.
Crew quarters are able to accommodate four and a tender garage will have the capacity for one Castoldi Jet Tender.
Alongside the G120, Ghost Yachts has been busy working on a new design, the Ghost Yachts G65. Designed to be compact, yet sustainable, the new concept is another exciting addition to the Ghost Yachts portfolio.
Power will come from three MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines.