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Positioned snugly between a Walkaround and an Endurance, the new flagship proposed by Pardo Yachts, the Pardo GT75, will be making its debut at this year’s upcoming 64th Genoa International Boat Show. At almost 23 metres (22.85 yards) in length, this model champions the distinctive characteristics of the GT series while combining a refined and spacious interior with hull lines more typical of a 75-foot high-performance yacht.
The new Pardo GT75 joins the GT52 and GT65 in the GT range and bears the signatures of Zuccheri Yacht Design for naval architecture and Nauta Design for the exterior and interior design. Its main characteristic is the absolute continuity between interior and exterior spaces thanks to the sliding doors at the stern and on the side decks, the semi-open roof and large windows.
The yacht’s open-air spaces, from the cockpit with its sides opening out onto the sea, to the second cockpit located in the bow, to the bow sofa area, can be customised in terms of the layout relating to the galley which, if placed on the lower deck, frees up additional space on deck for an L-shaped sofa with a table for seven.
The interior layout, on the other hand, may also be customised. Indeed, as an alternative to the standard layout with three cabins and three bathrooms, it is possible to rearrange the sleeping area with two, three or four cabins, which can accommodate up to 10 people.
And to meet the most diverse requirements in terms of engines as well, the new Pardo GT75, already set up for hybrid propulsion in order to ensure a less impactful environmental footprint, can be fitted with three D13 IPS 1050s as a standard set-up, or three D13 IPS 1350s.
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