on 11 Feb 2021
The new 41-metre aluminium yacht features Hull Vane technology for better performance
Monaco-based yacht builder Dynamiq has launched its new flagship, the GTT135 from its shipyard in Massa, Tuscany. The new 41-metre superyacht, Stefania, was two years in development and construction.
“We are very proud of this achievement, especially in these challenging Covid-19 time,” says Dynamiq founder and CEO Sergei Dobroserdov, who cited the array of technological innovation in this yacht, including the Hull Vane aft foil, designed by Van Oossanen Naval Architects. Hull Vanes, a type of hydrofoil technology patented by Van Oossanen, allow improved performance and efficiency.
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“We’re sure she’ll be a source of exclusivity and pride for her owners, a family that didn’t follow the mainstream path and selected the Dynamiq GTT 135 because it’s the best vessel in her size range, together with her reverse bow, long waterline and master cabin located in the most comfortable place amidships on the lower deck.”
Stefania’s hull features a round-bilge shape, creating a low resistance and low fuel consumption while still being capable of high speeds. She is equipped with twin MAN V12 1650 engines for a maximum speed of 20 knots. The GTT135 model features cruising speed of 19 knots and a range of 3,000 nautical miles at 12 knots.
The owner has an active lifestyle according to Dynamiq, and therefore Stefania balances interior and exterior space. An oversized pool on the main deck, large beach club aft and 120-square metre sundeck offer plenty of open-air living while on board. The sundeck is divided into two socialising zones and includes a jacuzzi, sunpads, two 75-inch TVs and a bar unit. The al fresco dining area is good for up to 10 guests.
Giuseppina Arena, an Italian designer based in Miami, handled the interior styling. Stefania features Art Deco interiors with accommodation for up to ten people in five staterooms that are all located in the lower deck. The main salon features full-height windows with sliding doors and customized furniture from Fendi Casa. There is even a real fireplace on board
Stefania was designed and built in accordance with strict RINA Commercial Class, Comfort and Green Star Plus notations.
After sea trials and delivery, the yacht will based in Monaco and available for charters through Arcon Yachts, who were also the build managers. The second GTT 135 is available for order with delivery in summer of 2022.
Dynamiq was founded in 2014 by experienced yacht broker and designer Sergei Dobroserdov, based in Monaco. The company builds yachts in aluminium, ranging from 35 metres up to 50 metres. The range also includes a new series of global explorers with a 50-metre yacht offering a 5500 nautical mile range.
In Asia, Dynamiq is represented by Godfrey Zwygart, who joined the company in 2020.
