Princess 75 Motor Yacht: New model in the flybridge line - Always on top: The 24 metre flybridge from Princess

Princess Yachts the Plymouth-based shipyard, which has been part of the LVMH Group since 2008, is further enhancing its already versatile flybridge line (43 to 98 feet in length) with the Princess 75 and now offers customers the long-awaited gap-filler between the Princess 72 and Princess 82.

The semi-planing yacht was given new deep-V hull lines, which make the transition to planing easier for the 48-tonne yacht.

The shipyard's own design team in southern England gave the 47.7 tonne displacement GRP semi-glider a modified deep-V hull compared to the older Fly formats, which is designed to glide at low speeds.

Owners can choose from three engine options from MAN and Caterpillar, which deliver between 1230 and 1340 kilowatts of power to the shaft and, as with all Princess formats, are installed in pairs. The most powerful engine combination consists of two MAN twelve-cylinder engines, which, according to the provisional specification, should enable the 23.97 metre long Princess 75 to reach a top speed of 36 knots.

Large and partially floor-to-ceiling window fronts allow plenty of natural light into the modern saloon, while sliding glass panels separate the galley from the living area. The flybridge offers enough space to accommodate a jacuzzi and stow tenders and toys using a crane. princessyachts.com