Numarine 30XP will make world debut at Cannes Yachting Festival 2024

Numarine is ready to amaze yachting enthusiasts especially those who are keen on green boating. At the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival 2024 the shipyard plans to showcase its most revolutionary and eco-friendly superyacht to date. The event will see the official world premiere of the 30XP, Numarine’s first ever hybrid diesel-electric explorer.

After first revealing the model to mark the shipyard’s 20th anniversary in September 2022, it has already proven popular, with 4 units sold to existing Numarine owners ahead of the slated launch of the first unit in coming weeks. The 30XP also boasts the accolade of being the first Numarine model to feature the option of diesel-electric propulsion.

As with previously launched Numarine models, Can Yalman is the primary designer for both the exteriors and interiors of the 30XP yacht, with its raised pilothouse design chosen for its highly efficient use of volume. Ofist Design Studio, based in Istanbul, is the interior design collaborator for this model.

Numarine founder and chairman Ömer Malaz said about the concept behind the 30XP’s interiors. “As the 30XP will be our first diesel-electric yacht, we were inspired by a sustainable, Scandinavian design aesthetic which prioritises simplicity, minimalism and functionality. We want to offer the feeling of being at home even when you are far out at sea.”

Plenty of space

With the exact layout of the 30XP able to be adapted to suit the requirements of individual owners, there is ample room for open air dining on the aft deck as well as on the covered sundeck. The yacht’s design prioritises creating a strong connection with the outdoors.

Alongside the private balcony accessed via the master suite which is the perfect spot for enjoying the serenity of surrounding bays, other stand-out areas on board the 30XP include her master cabin office space. This features a generous study desk facing full-sized windows for the ultimate peaceful working environment. In addition, guests can also enjoy the generous headroom of her semi-open beach club in the stern, which has been achieved by raising the deck above to create a dedicated lounging area located just three steps above main deck level.

For those keen to get out on the water, three fold-down platforms increase the available deck space in the beach club to 43 square metres. A side-loading tender bay can also house a diesel tender of 6.25 metres.

Accommodation on board the 30XP is for up to 10 guests in five ensuite staterooms, comprising four guest cabins on the lower deck and a master stateroom on the main deck forward. The master suite features floor-to-ceiling windows and cutouts in the bulwarks to maximise sea views, as well as an optional fold-out balcony. Up to five crew can also be housed on board, with the crew mess and accommodation located forward on the lower deck.

Ready for the sea

Power to the 30XP can be provided by either a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system or a conventional drive train comprising twin 560-hp MAN engines, both with an approximate maximum speed of 13 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots. The 30XP has an estimated range of 3000 nautical miles at 11 knots.