The first unit in Dynamiq's Grand Turismo Transatlantic 170 (GTT 170) series has been sold with Pierre Badin of Denison Yachting Monaco representing the buyer.
The 52-metre model will become Dynamiq's flagship once delivered in early 2027. Construction is scheduled to start this autumn.
The GTT 170 will be built in aluminium and feature "the latest foiling technology" alongside a fast-displacement hull by Vripack. The studio is also responsible for naval architecture. Exterior lines are by Dobroserdov Design, while the interior designer is yet to be confirmed.
Described as a "two-season charter machine", the model is characterised by its beach club which spans two levels and encompases a 12-person pool and spa. Key numbers include a sub-500GT build, accommodation for 12 guests and a range of 5,000 nautical miles.
"Denison Yachting has been a great ambassador for our brand and has consistently introduced like-minded owners looking for next-generation superyachts," said Marija Dobroserdova, director of sales at Dynamiq. "We have invested heavily in our hi-tech facility, which can accommodate yachts up to 60 metres and this new order is a tremendous show of faith in our brand and our future. One last build slot remains available for immediate start for the right client."
This marks the second Dynamiq project sold by Pierre Badin of Denison Yachting Monaco. The first was the 50-metre GTT 165, which reached a construction milestone in May 2024.
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