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Lazzarini Design presents 24m concept with transparent hull

14 October 2021 • Written by Tom McGhie

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Lazzarini Design has presented a 24 metre tender concept featuring a transparent carbon-fibre hull, named Embryon.

Speaking on Embryon’s design, the studio said: “[The concept] is defined as a ‘hyper boat’, as the performance and the technology applied on the project are the most advanced available on the market.”

Embryon concept transparent hull

The concept features a transparent hull made from dry carbon fibre infusion. “The materials mean that Embryon is 30 per cent lighter than other boats of similar lengths,” the studio claimed.

The concept features accommodation for four

Powered by a diesel and hydrogen propulsion system comprised of twin MAN V12 2000hp engines and one electric 1260hp engine, Embryon has an estimated speed of 65 knots.

The concept could be "powered entirely by hydrogen" according to the studio

“The yacht can also be configured with a completely electric set up and powered entirely by hydrogen," the studio said.

The transparent hull in action

Elsewhere, the sun deck features an L-shaped lounger that can seat up to 10 guests while accommodation is for four in a master cabin and twin cabin. Embryon carries a €6,000,000 price tag.

Embryon's interior layout

It comes after Lazzarini revealed Shape, a 69 metre superyacht concept featuring by a “gaping hole” in the middle of its superstructure.