Ferretti's CRN Project Maranello: a new 67m superyacht on the horizon
The project is an “innovative” yacht with a focus on sustainable development and environmental protection.
Italian shipyard Ferretti Group continues the construction of CRN Project Maranello. The hull of the 67-meter vessel, due to be launched in 2024, has been delivered to the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona.
Hull painting and rigging, equipment, on-board systems and interiors will be done shortly. The Nuvolari Lenard studio worked on the exterior of the yacht. The published photos of the boat delivered for further works show an elegant profile, a long row of windows and a gentle slope leading to the beach club area.
Once completed, the yacht will accommodate up to 14 guests, as well as 17 crew members. CRN Project Maranello is an “innovative” yacht with a focus on sustainability and environmental protection. The vessel is equipped with a hybrid propulsion system, allowing for fuel savings and increased energy efficiency.
The new yacht joins the 85-metre CRN 144 and 70-metre CRN 145 in the portfolio of the Ferretti Group-controlled brand CRN, which are also currently under construction at the Ancona shipyard. The shipyard is also working on the Custom Line Navetta 50, the Riva superyachts over 50 metres in length and the new hulls of the Pershing 140 series.
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