Baglietto has sold the sixth T52, a 52 metre motoryacht designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design and equipped with hybrid propulsion. This choice makes the yacht more sustainable and will allow for more environmentally friendly navigation without loss in efficiency.

The electric mode guarantees up to 12 hours at anchor using just the batteries. Two  C32  engines will allow the vessel to reach a maximum speed of 16 knots and an autonomy of 4,500 nm in traditional mode.

“We are extremely proud to have acquired this client – says Fabio Ermetto, Chief Commercial Officer of the Ligurian shipyard – made possible also thanks to our excellent partnership with Kirill Kuatov (managing partner for Aberton Yachts) and the entire technical team. Selling six T52s is an extraordinary result for Baglietto, especially considering that the first model has yet to touch the water.”

“Certainly – notes Ermetto – the success of this vessel can be traced back to the perfect mix between captivating design and the skilful interpretation of market demand, like, for example, large spaces and liveability, in an original and innovative manner, giving life to a model which has no real competition in the market under 500 GT.”

The streamlined design of this sixth version of the T52 by the historical Ligurian shipyard, to be delivered in 2025, stands out for its large full length windows on the upper deck, which also houses a fresh and sheltered dining and social area, and for the open stern, with a three-level beach club.

The motoryacht is also enhanced by a disappearing pool, which can only be seen when the floor of the deck itself is moved up or down: a solution that offers more outdoor surface space to use and enhanced by a 24-metre sundeck.