Custom Line has launched the first of its new flagship series, the Custom Line 140’. A further two units are still in build. At 43m long, this vessel is the largest ever built by the brand. It maintains a sporty aesthetic,  along with high standards of comfort for both owner and guests.

The Custom Line 140’ has been created in partnership with the Product Strategy Committee led by Piero Ferrari, second son of Enzo Ferrari, and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department. Francesco Paszkowski Design contributed the exterior designs, whilst Margherita Casprini did the interiors.

This tri-deck vessel features a fast-displacement hull along with two MTU 16V engines which produce 2638hp each. These combine to help this 400GT yacht achieve speeds of up to 21.5 knots. Inside, a larger than average interior volume provides guests with comfort and space. The main deck features a 30sq m lounge, along with a 30sq m owners cabin, complete with a double walk-in wardrobe, two-sink bathroom and an optional panoramic terrace. The upper deck offers a sky lounge that innovatively connects to the forward area to create a single continuous space. There are four cabins on the lower deck, along with a crew area accommodating seven people.

Many new naval design concepts have been explored, drawing inspiration from residential architecture. In-depth research has informed decisions about the yacht’s shapes and volumes.  An elegant silhouette features large hull windows, while the floor-to-ceiling glazing on deck offers direct contact with the sea. This is further emphasised by open stern rails. To help reduce noise and provide acoustic comfort, special materials, insulation and floating systems have been adopted.

Interiors have been designed and built to the highest standards of quality and detail. The brands tailor-made approach has been adopted by the Custom Line Atelier, the production team and all the highly specialised craftsmen involved in the process.

After completion and testing in the coming months, Custom Line 140’ will make its official debut at international boat shows in September 2022.

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