The Perini Navi Group, world leader in the design and construction of large sailing and motor yachts, has launched the 31,65m sloop Xnoi. This sailing yacht has a hull, superstructure, mast and boom in carbon fibre. The launching ceremony was held on Saturday May 26th at the Picchiotti shipyard in La Spezia.
The construction of this new yacht – designed by Nauta Yacht Design’s Mario Pedol and Massimo Gino – meets the changing needs of today’s yachting market and expands the range of Perini Navi Group products. This innovative project demonstates the Perini Navi Group’s ability to successfully undertake construction projects in carbon fibre.
The Perini Navi Group’s core business is the construction of sailing yachts of 45 to 70m, a Racing Line and a Fast Cruising Line, special projects, and motor yachts from the Picchiotti Vitruvius® series. In addition, their extensive Refit and Repairs department benefits from the Perini Navi Group’s vast experience acquired over years of work in the nautical sector assisting all types of yachts.
The Perini Navi Group has three shipyards – Perini Navi in Viareggio, Picchiotti in La Spezia and Perini Istanbul-Yildiz in Turkey. These world class shipyards have unparalleled infrastructures and dedicated, skilled teams with comprehensive specialities in the areas of design, development, and construction as well as maintenance, restoration and post-sales services.
Main Technical Specifications Nauta 30m custom
Length overall 30.65 m, 101 ft
LWL full load 25.40 m, 83 ft
Beam (max) 7.20 m 24 ft
Draught 4.00 m, 13 ft
Hull Carbon Fiber-Indiana Yachting
Superstructure Carbon Fiber-Indiana Yachting
Displacement full load 72t
Ballast 19 t
Engines 1x Cummins
Maximum power 305 HP
Mast Height 40 M, 131 ft
Mast and Boom King Composite Carbon Fiber
Total sail area 420 M, 4521ftq
Deck fittings Titanium
Classification RINA Charter Class
Registration Italy
Launched May 2012
Delivered May, 2012
General design Nauta Yacht Design
Outfitting Picchiotti srl – La Spezia Italy
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Source: perininavi, May 28, 2012