2026 Cranchi settantotto 78

The Cranchi Settantotto 78 is an 82-foot flybridge yacht defined by restrained, sophisticated design. Christian Grande's styling balances modern and classical elements through fluid forms and carefully considered proportions—a tall, splaying bow, pronounced gunwale, and muscular hull suited to demanding conditions. The two-tone color scheme, with a lighter superstructure, emphasizes the yacht's sleek profile. Three Volvo Penta D13 diesel engines deliver 3,000 horsepower combined and drive IPS3 pods, allowing speeds to 30 knots with a cruising speed of 24 knots. Joystick control simplifies maneuvering at close quarters.

The main deck and flybridge offer expansive social spaces flowing from bow to stern. A beach platform with integrated lift transforms into a teak-lined terrace overlooking the water, adjoining a garage that accommodates a tender and jet ski. The main deck features a full galley, living room, and relaxation areas with an additional head—uncommon for a yacht this size. Five cabins and five heads provide sleeping and bathing facilities throughout.

Interior volumes benefit from natural light through symmetrical hull openings on the main and lower decks. This particular yacht showcases one of four interior design schemes developed by Grande in collaboration with Cranchi's R&D department, inspired by Venice and featuring warm-toned marbles, orange leather accents, and mirrored amber glass. All areas integrate entertainment and home automation systems controllable via smartphone or the Garmin glass cockpit.

The engineering spaces reflect meticulous attention to maintenance accessibility and safety. Dual generators enhance efficiency and reliability. The Humphree stabilization system with carbon fins and electronic control ensures optimal hull configuration underway and at anchor. Sound insulation and vibration damping are implemented throughout, with particular focus on the engine room. Fuel tanks are fiberglass with integrated safeguards against leakage.