2027 Cranchi Settantotto

The Cranchi Settantotto is a 78-foot Italian flybridge motor yacht built in fiberglass with triple Volvo Penta D13 engines producing 3,000 horsepower total. The design, styled by Christian Grande, combines modern Italian aesthetics with functional luxury. Three-pod IPS drive systems provide joystick control and dynamic positioning capability, delivering responsive handling across a wide operating range. The hull is engineered for stable, seaworthy performance with optional Humphree active stabilization featuring carbon fins and electronic interceptors.

The flybridge is a major focal point, offering dual helm stations, a wet bar, and extensive dining and lounging areas with 360-degree views. The main deck flows from a gourmet galley through an open salon to a large aft cockpit terrace that connects seamlessly to a hydraulic swim platform. A teak-lined garage houses tender and toy storage, transforming into a full beach terrace. Wide side decks and a foredeck sun lounge complete the exterior spaces. Throughout, abundant LED lighting and premium finishes create a refined on-water presence.

Below, the yacht accommodates four cabins plus crew quarters, sleeping eight to ten guests. The full-beam master suite aft features a king berth, private head, and walk-in closet. A forward VIP and two additional guest cabins offer flexible sleeping arrangements. An extra head on the main deck is unusual for this size. Five heads total serve the layout. High-end Italian materials, large panoramic windows, and thoughtful storage define the interiors. Home automation and entertainment systems integrate with a Garmin glass cockpit, controllable via smartphone or navigation panel.

The engine room prioritizes safety, maintenance access, and durability with stainless steel, aluminum, and fiberglass fuel and water tanks. Dual generators enhance efficiency and reliability. Comprehensive systems including fire prevention reflect current industry standards. Sound damping and insulation are installed throughout.