GENOA BOAT SHOW: FERRETTI GROUP FOCUSES ON NEW PRODUCTS, WITH EIGHT OUTSTANDING MODELS
Multiple new models and seven brands that report constant growth, driving ever-stronger exclusive identities. This is Ferretti Group’s winning strategy as it gears up for the Genoa Boat Show from September 18 to 23, riding a wave of success following the Private Preview in Monaco and the Cannes Yachting Festival.
The fleet consists of eight fantastic boats, with four premières in the spotlight.
The stand-out at the show for the Ferretti Yachts brand is Ferretti Yachts 800, the elegant flybridge yacht with optimised spaces, designed for immersive cruising thanks to panoramic views and a layout offering maximum privacy.
Riva is showcasing Riva 58’ Capri, the new-generation sport open yacht that combines sleek, modern lines with interiors featuring innovative deck solutions, and has a special focus on functionality.
Itama presents Itama 54, which embodies the brand’s authentically sporty and timeless spirit with pared-down lines and generous living spaces, for total freedom on the water.
Pershing celebrates the brand’s 40th anniversary with Pershing GTX70, the new star of the GTX range, a compact, dynamic sport utility yacht combining performance, liveability and unprecedented continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The four premières will be joined by Riva 76’ Bahamas Super, Riva 82’ Diva, wallytender43X and wallywhy150.
At the show in Genoa, Ferretti Group will as usual be welcoming guests with the collaboration of Italian and international luxury brands: official automotive partner Range Rover and private aviation leader Flexjet, plus Frette, Venini, Lanerossi and Zimmer+Rohde. Unopiù provided the elegant indoor and outdoor decor. Italian partners include Dolce & Gabbana, the designer of the Group’s tailor-made staff uniforms, and Lavazza with the brand’s new intense creations, together with La Scolca and Ruinartfor the selection of beverages. The line-up is completed by Bang&Olufsen, Atelier Rebul, Cassigoli, Limentani, Torello and Seabob.
