The 59th Genoa International Boat Show will be the European debut for the E-TEC G2: the new line of motors from Evinrude’s medium series, presented to the US only a few months ago. A set of direct-injection straight-three motors in 115 H.O., 140 and 150 versions. This is Evinrude’s new E-TEC G2 line which, among other features, offers a greater level of efficiency in low consumption compared to similar four-stroke motors. All E-TEC G2 motors are also compliant, worldwide, with the emission limits, they do not require running-in and their warranty lasts for 5 years or 500 hours. This year’s edition of the Genoa International Boat Show will give visitors the chance to try the new Evinrude E-TEC G2 on vessels from BWA, Lomac, Parker and Saver. www.evinrude.com/it-it

The Sport Coupé 56, fifth and final model of the Coupè series, will be Rio Yachts’ addition to this year’s Genoa International Boat Show’s line-up. Built using cutting-edge materials and the usual artisanal master craftsmanship of the shipyard created in 1961 on Lake Iseo, the Sport Coupè 56 is the outcome of a partnership between Marino Alfani and the shipyard’s interior design office. Among the main characteristics of the new Sport Coupè 56 is the glass door separating the cockpit from the wheelhouse which, once closed, creates a protected and still liveable environment while, when opened, gives the yacht a level of usability worthy of a true open design. With two 800 hp MAN I6 the Sport Coupè 56’s top speed is 35 knots with a cruise speed of 30 knots. www.rioyachts.net

The MV Marine fleet just got larger with the addition of the new Mito 40, scheduled to make her first appearance at the 59th Genoa International Boat Show. The new Mito 40 (12.14 metres long and 3.86 metres of outer width – 2.50 metres of inner width) brings the total number of RIBs to 14 from the shipyard founded in 1994 as Motonautica Vesuviana by engineer Vincenzo Nappo, today operating under the name MV Marine and with its peculiarity of carrying out the entire production cycle in-house still intact. Among the aspects of the Mito 40 that make her stand out are the fact that she carries up to 18 passengers, offers two chaises longues to stern of the platform protected by a Tip Top, a surrounding sofa and a large sundeck to stern. MV Marine’s new Mito 40 can also run on up to 1050 hp. www.mvmarine.it

As promised back in May during the Pardo Week, the new Pardo 38 will be completing Pardo Yacht’s walkaround fleet at the 59th Genoa International Boat Show. Similarly to the Pardo 43 and the Pardo 50 (both will be present at this year’s Genoa Boat Show), the Pardo 38 was designed by the Zuccheri Yacht Design studio in partnership with the Cantiere del Pardo technical office, inspired by the concept of open space featuring broad volumes, generous heights and a high degree of light. Furthermore, this 12-metre offers two versions: with in-outboard motors or with outboard motors for a maximum of 1050 hp and a top speed of 50 knots. The 38 also offers two inner layouts: one standard with a double cabin and bathroom, the other with a second cabin to stern with two beds. www.pardoyachts.com

Tailored to long-range cruising, Grand Soleil’s Blue Water line has added a new model to its fleet: the Grand Soleil 42 Long Cruise which will be joined at the 59th Genoa International Boat Show by four other models from the shipyard founded in 1973. Designed by Marco Lostuzzi, the new Grand Soleil 42 Long Cruise (12.95m long) just like the GS 52 LC will be available in a Sport version as well without rollbar and platforms for the helmsman while the interior can be of two variations: with two or three cabins. During the 59th edition of the Genoa International Boat Show, the new GS 42 LC will be alongside two other models from the Long Cruise series, the GS 46 LC and the GS 52 LC, and two out of the five models from the Performance series: the GS 48 and the GS 58. grandsoleil.net