Custom Line: 11 launches from april to september
Custom Line’s launch schedule at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona continues. Following the four yachts launched in the first quarter, as reported by PressMare, the brand launched eleven more made-to-measure units between April and September: seven from the Navetta displacement line and four from the Saetta planing line. They include the first examples of two new models.
The first is the Custom Line Navetta 35, which strengthens the Navetta line’s position in the sub-270 GT segment. Hull one was launched on 28 May and hull two on 17 September. On 30 September the first Custom Line Saetta 128', a new model in the planing line, followed.
The season opened on 1 April with the sixth Navetta 38, a 299 GT displacement yacht with a length overall of 38.76 metres and a beam of 8 metres. Exteriors are by architect Filippo Salvetti and interiors by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. The living and dining areas are on the main deck, and the sun deck has a panoramic pool. The interiors use cream and sand tones.
The 29th and 30th Saetta 106' hit the water on 14 April and 16 June. On 5 June it was the turn of the eighth Saetta 140', flagship of the planing line, with exterior lines by the Strategic Product Committee and interiors designed by the Ferretti Group Engineering Department. The layout reflects the owner family’s wish to use the yacht as a place to meet and spend time together. On the main deck, the saloon with sofas and swivel armchairs sits next to a dining area with a table for twelve; a second saloon is on the upper deck, and outside there is a dining area and a lounge. The palette runs from beige to deeper browns.
The 28th and 29th Navetta 30 were launched on 13 May and 30 July. The latter, 28.43 metres long with a 7.3-metre beam, has interiors by ACPV Architects Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and exteriors by Filippo Salvetti. On the main deck the living area sits next to a dining area for ten guests, and the upper deck adds further social spaces. The interiors use a light palette with a few stronger accents.
The seventh Navetta 38 followed on 23 July. On the main deck, the living area is arranged around a large corner sofa and opens onto a dining area for ten. The sun deck has a bar and a panoramic pool, and there is a beach area at sea level. Inside, sand oak and walnut veneers are paired with cashmere lacquered surfaces.
On 3 September the 18th Navetta 42, flagship of the displacement line, was launched. She is 41.8 metres long with a beam of 8.1 metres and is laid out over four decks. Custom features include a sixth guest cabin on the upper deck and a fully custom bathroom in the owner’s suite. The beach club sits at water level and the panoramic pool is forward, while the light palette is offset by anthracite details.
The schedule remains busy. By the end of 2026 Custom Line expects to launch 19 yachts in total, 18 in composite and one in aluminium, the Custom Line 50, and four launches are already planned for January 2027.