NAVIS October / November 2013 | NAVIS Luxury Yacht Issues

Lamborghini EGOISTA, selfishness at its best

Lamborghini has always created unique cars that emphasize style, performance, and an exclusive pedigree. How do you celebrate a brand that stands for high above the rest? If you're Walter de Silva, head of Volkswagen Group Design, you take Lamborghini's key features and push them to their limits until you create a sports car so revolutionary that critics can only compare it to some of the world's most sophisticated aircraft.

Reach new depths with the Deep Flight Super Falcon

One of the many perks of being a superyacht owner is having the ability to cruise the world on a whim. Whether you go far and wide or you anchor your vessel at home where your heart is, there is undeniable freedom. Nonetheless, when you have already traveled beyond the realms of your own imagination and the possibilities begin to dwindle, even yachtsmen can become prey of boredom.

Introducing the Benetti’s 55m Ocean Paradise

Benetti, recognized as one of the world's greatest shipyards, never seems to miss the mark when designing luxury yachts. The 55-meter Ocean Paradise continues the company's 140-year history of excellence.
Ocean Paradise has an inspired design that makes the most of Benetti's custom-built technology to offer its owner a unique experience while traveling the world in style.

Wally’s 100’ WallyCento, innovation and personality

Wally, one of the world's most innovative yacht designers, has proven time and time again that it listens carefully to the needs of its clients. The WallyCento design shows exactly how far Wally will go to make sure that each client feels completely satisfied with his yacht.

CRN’s 60m J’ADE, a one-of-a-kind luxury yacht experience

CRN (Costruzioni e Riparazioni Navali) dedicates itself to making custom luxury yachts. With J'ade, the shipbuilder shows that it continues to create innovative designs that use the latest technology and modern aesthetics.

Alloy Yachts’ 44m IMAGINE, beauty and technology

As yacht owners gain more experience, they often find that they want customized boats that match their unique needs. This always presents extra challenges for shipyards and naval architects because they have to develop new approaches to meeting client demands. That often means creating new technology or finding new ways to implement existing technology.