Italian yachting brand and Rossinavi branch Nolimits has revealed the interior renderings of the flagship of the line, the NL 45+. Measuring 45 metres, the yacht is part of five crossover all-aluminium models designed by Fulvio de Simoni.
The full fleet will share the same basic features, with some key differences. Corresponding to their lengths, the models in the Nolimits fleet will be NL30, NL37, NL37+, NL45 and NL45+ with the "plus" indicating an extra deck. They will all sit below the 500 GT benchmark.
Designed by Pininfarina for the Asia-Pacific market, the interiors are semi-customisable and conceived with the Asian market in mind. The studio's focus is on "visual contrast" and "Asian tradition", complementing the build's large windows, multi-level cockpit areas and generous sundeck sizes.
The flagship offers 260 square metres of indoor space. According to the shipyard, the yacht's standout feature will be its versatile VIP cabin, found on the upper deck. The space benefits from "panoramic views" while also being capable of conversion into an alternative owner's cabin, gym or sauna area.
Accommodation is across five cabins, including a main deck owner's cabin with a walk-in closet at its entrance, a small lounge with television, his and hers bathrooms and an office desk. The main saloon benefits from oversized windows on three sides, a bar and another television screen.
Equipped with a lounge area, American bar and 14-person dining area with a Lazy Susan, the upper deck is designed as a more informal space for "karaoke" and "cocktail[s]", with two more bars (plus food-lift service) found on the sundeck and main deck.
Forward, there is an outdoor pool whose integrated sunpads conceal the garage and mooring area – "an attribute usually reserved for vessels over 60 metres," according to the shipyard. The beach club features a second pool, sunpads that double as storage compartments and access to a fully-equipped gym. The NL45+ is capable of storing a 5.8-metre Castoldi tender, a 3.4-metre rescue boat and Jet Skis.
In a recent press conference, Rossinavi COO Federico Rossi explained that he saw a gap in the market for transoceanic performance combined with increased fuel efficiency and a young, sporty style. "We want to match the character of an explorer with the charm and style of a superyacht," explained Rossi. He added that he intended to leverage the experience and know-how of the Viareggio-based yard into this new addition to the marketplace and take the new brand "over the limit".
This first look follows the announcement of Rossinavi's exclusive partnership with Camper & Nicholsons, to promote and sell its models in the Asia-Pacific region. The first unit (an NL45) has already been sold.