Sanlorenzo Superyacht delivers the fourth unit of 460Exp and the second 52 Steel
Sanlorenzo’s experience, artisanship and innovation reach their peak with its superyachts, metal boats longer than 40 metres with large areas on board and groundbreaking technologies ensuring a completely independent boating experience at sea.
Sanlorenzo has just released the fourth Explorer unit to its ship’s owners out of 7 sold and the second unit of 52Steel out of 4 sold, confirming the positive trend that Sanlorenzo Superyacht has had over the past few years, with highly significant growth and production volumes.
With 23 superyachts built so far and 13 still under construction, Sanlorenzo has imposed itself as one the world leaders in the production of yachts and superyachts, which has recently made it necessary to acquire an imposing, 50.000 sq. m. production site entirely focusing on the design and construction of superyachts characterised by constant innovation and by a unique design approach which has allowed Sanlorenzo to revolutionise the boating world throughout the years.
A boat which only weighs 460 tonnes and measures 42,2 metres in length, 460Exp has innovated the concept of “luxury superyacht”, reinventing exploration boats and turning them into a sophisticated jewel for quiet, comfortable trips thanks to its many “toys”, to experience an all-round adventure, without giving up on design, elegance and comfort.
The revolutionary elements of 52 Steel include its entire stern section: the transparent pool on the main deck lets light through to the area under it, an exclusive beach area resulting from the opening of the doors on three sides, which turn into platforms at water’s edge. The same area easily turns into a floodable garage to accommodate the owner’s tender: the floor of the beach area lifts up to make room for the compartment where tenders up to 8 metres can be stored.
While these two boats have just been delivered, in full compliance with the estimated times, two more superyachts will also be delivered next month.