Australian yard Silveryachts is in the final stages of build for its biggest yacht so far, a Silveryachts 77 metre called Silverfast.
The Freemantle company is aiming to have completed the 77 metre superyacht for its first appearance at the Singapore Yacht Show next year. The boat would also be the Singapore show’s biggest ever yacht.
The superyacht has been designed by naval architect Espen Øino, who is the man behind much of the Silveryachts fleet. Behind the yacht’s notably sleek and aerodynamic exterior lies a claimed fuel efficiency that will allow her to complete the passage from Australia to Europe in just 21 days with a single fuel stop. Predicted top speed is 29 knots and she will have a range of 4,500nm at 18 knots or 6,000nm at 14 knots. The 77 metre superyacht will accommodate up to 16 guests, with an owner’s apartment that includes a lounge and large private deck beneath the sun deck.
Jona Kan, Director of Sales for Silveryachts, said, "The yacht is now in the final stages of construction and our shipyard is working hard to complete her in time to make her world debut at the Singapore show. We really hope she can be there, we are keeping our fingers crossed, and we have asked the organisers to keep a berth for her right in the heart of the show."
Kan continued, "The boat is a super-sleek, eco-friendly modern yacht whose construction and design give her ocean-going capabilities that push the boundaries of yachting. We believe that Asian yacht buyers will be impressed with the simplicity, efficiency and speed of our yacht."
Guido Krass, owner of Silveryachts, said, "We have chosen to participate at the Singapore Yacht Show 2015 as we know there are plenty of potential buyers in the region, and we are impressed with the growth and calibre of visitors to this event. Our yachts are ultra-modern in design and aesthetic but also in technology and operation. We know they will appeal to the dynamic, vibrant clientele in Asia and the Singapore Yacht Show is clearly the proven platform in the region for accessing those individuals."
The Singapore Yacht Show 2015 runs from April 23-26 in Sentosa Cove.