NAVIS April / May 2013

Lürssen's Lady Kathryn V does not have the look of most modern yachts. Her aesthetic doesn't rely on sleek lines and colors that could only exist in paint cans. With most yachts, guests wake up every morning immediately recognizing that they are aboard a large ship. With Lady Kathryn V, they will feel like they've woken up in a mansion or high-profile hotel.

The Classic Supreme 132 shows that collaborative efforts between professionals can result in the greatest results. For this project Azimut-Benetti acted as the builder and naval architect while contributing to some of the interior design work. The company was joined by exterior designer Stefano Righini and interior designer Francois Zuretti.

These three have concentrated their efforts to make Classic Supreme 132 one of the most attractive, functional, and entertaining yachts in the world.

Riva has a history of making some of the world's best open yachts. The 63 Virtus stays true to that tradition with a sporty design, economical use of space, and cutting-edge technology. This new flagship model for the brand not only pushes aesthetic and technological barriers. She is also the largest open yacht ever built by Riva.

SPIIP, a CNB 86, was specifically built to meet the expectations of an experienced yachtsman. The owner set high requirements that resulted in a beautiful sailing yacht that has plenty of personality.

Lamborghini’s CEO Stephan Winkelmann unveiled the breath-taking Veneno at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show as a tribute to the 50th anniversary of Automobili Lamborghini. The presentation gave competitors McLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari something to worry about, and us mortals something to sigh about.