There she floats, the 50Steel. According to the Italian shipyard, it is the first superyacht with a fuel cell system that converts green methanol into hydrogen and produces electrical energy from it. In this way, the hotel operations of the steel-aluminium construction are emission-free - and around 90 percent of the time. Another new feature is the HER concept (Hidden Engine Room), which positions the MAN drive packages and generators in the engine compartment in such a way that additional space is created at the level of the lower deck. In this case for an elegant lounge next to the beach club. All in all, a volume of just under 500 gross tonnes has been created on board.
Superyacht with styling by Zuccon International Project
On board, the living space extends over five decks. The feeling of space pervades all rooms, thanks to the ceilings on the upper floor alone, which are up to 3.35 metres high. In addition to the four double cabins, there is a gigantic master suite for the owners. A crew of nine looks after the ten overnight guests. Two pools round off the spa facilities, one on the sun deck and one in the beach club at the stern, where visitors can loll around on up to 150 square metres. But only when the three folding terraces are folded down. While the star designers from Zuccon International Project created the exterior lines and layout, Studio Piero Lissoni is responsible for the interior - a mix of classic and modern elements.
