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As the world's leading manufacturer of luxury yachts, Azimut is synonymous with Italian flair, technical innovation, and aggressive styling. From the agile Verve series to the flagship Grande collection, here is our expert assessment of the brand.
— Tony Smith
Founder, Minted Yachts
"Azimut doesn't just build boats; they build fashion statements that happen to perform on the water."
I've been on nearly every Azimut model produced in the last 15 years. What I love about this brand is their willingness to take risks. While competitors like Princess or Sunseeker tend to evolve slowly, Azimut is always the first to integrate carbon fiber, massive glass spans, and unconventional layouts.
The Reality: They are high-style, high-tech vessels. Because they are at the cutting edge, you need to stay ahead of the maintenance, especially with the intricate on-board systems and finishings. They hold their value exceptionally well in the South Florida market because the demand for that "Italian look" never fades.
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FlyAzimut's flybridge series — the heart of the range, Fly 53 to Fly 82Azimut Fly series guideSThe sport collection — carbon construction, Sport Deck helm, open-water paceAzimut S series guideSeadeckHybrid-electric family yachts built around the sea-level Fun DeckAzimut Seadeck series guideGrandeFlagship superyachts — 26 meters to the 143-foot Grande 44MAzimut Grande series guideMagellanoLong-range crossover yachts on the Dual Mode hull — built for the itineraryAzimut Magellano series guideVerveOutboard-powered sport yachts — Italian design at 43 and 50 knotsAzimut Verve series guide
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Deep-dive specs and expert opinions on current Azimut models. Don't see the Azimut you're looking for? Reach out for new and pre-owned brokerage options.
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Azimut 53 Fly — 53ft Italian flybridge motor yacht. Three cabins, open flybridge, Volvo Penta IPS pod drives, planing hull with carbon fiber construction. Azimut|Benetti Group. Expert reviews and buyer advisory from Minted Yachts, Fort Lauderdale.
The Azimut Fly 60 pairs Carbon Tech construction with twin 900hp Volvo D13s for 31-knot performance—three true cabins, crew quarters, and a three-zone flybridge in just under 60 feet.
The Azimut Fly 62 reinvents the stern with its sea-facing Beach Cockpit—twin Volvo IPS 1200 power, Alberto Mancini's automotive-inspired lines, and three cabins plus crew in 63 feet.
Azimut Fly 68 — 68ft Italian flybridge motor yacht. Four cabins, open flybridge, carbon fiber construction, Volvo Penta IPS pod drives up to 29 knots. Azimut|Benetti Group. Expert reviews and buyer advisory from Minted Yachts, Fort Lauderdale.
The Azimut Fly 72 delivers 32-knot performance from twin 1400hp MAN V12s—Carbon Tech construction, four cabins plus crew, and hotel-caliber volume across a 74-foot flybridge.
The Azimut Fly 78 pairs Grande-scale living with S Collection pace—triple Volvo IPS pods, a 33-knot top end, four cabins plus crew, and full crew-and-guest flow separation.
Azimut 82 Fly — 82ft Italian flybridge motor yacht. Four cabins, full-beam master, crew quarters, flybridge with hardtop. Twin MAN V12 engines, carbon fiber build. Azimut|Benetti Group. Expert advisory from Minted Yachts, Fort Lauderdale.
The Azimut S6 is a triple-IPS sport coupe with Carbon Tech construction—35-knot top speed, 30-knot cruise, Stefano Righini exterior lines and Francesco Guida interiors across three cabins plus crew.
The Azimut S7 is the apex of the S Collection — a 71-foot triple-IPS sport yacht that combines automotive-inspired exterior with superyacht-caliber interiors, delivering 35-knot top speed, 4-cabin accommodation, and Carbon Tech construction that sets a new benchmark for what a sport yacht can achieve.
Azimut S8 — 80ft Italian sport yacht with sleek hardtop and triple Volvo Penta IPS1350 pod drives. Four cabins, wide-body layout, hull-side windows and sporty performance up to 35 knots. Azimut|Benetti Group. Expert advisory from Minted Yachts.
The Azimut S10 puts twin 2,600hp MTUs in a carbon-fiber 94-footer—35-knot sport-yacht performance with an infinity terrace, four cabins and dedicated crew quarters.
The Azimut Seadeck 6 is a 56'7" hybrid cruiser—triple Volvo Penta IPS for 33 knots, 40% lower emissions, and 8 hours of silent hotel power from its 42kWh battery pack.
Azimut Seadeck 7 — 71ft eco-conscious flybridge with Fun Island cockpit and Volvo Penta hybrid IPS option. Four cabins, carbon fiber construction, 40% lower emissions. RINA Green Plus certified. Expert advisory from Minted Yachts, Fort Lauderdale.
The Azimut Seadeck 9 brings hybrid power to 84 feet—triple Volvo IPS 1200s, a three-level cascading Fun Island with on-deck pool, and up to five cabins from Azimut's Low Emission Yacht program.
The Azimut Grande 26M is an 86-foot flybridge with pod-drive MAN V12 power for 28 knots and 20% better fuel efficiency than shaft-drive rivals—five full cabins and a 20-foot Deck2Deck terrace over the water.
The Azimut Grande 27M is a genuine superyacht in an 88-foot footprint—wide-body main-deck master suite, Carbon-Tech construction, and twin 1900hp MAN V12s reaching 28 knots.
The Azimut Grande 30M pairs Carbon-Tech engineering with the Infinity Skydeck and MTU pod propulsion—a 94-foot superyacht with five cabins built for barefoot luxury at sea.
Azimut Grande 32M — 105ft wide-body superyacht. Five cabins, full-beam owner's suite, 70sqm flybridge, D2P hull with carbon fiber, side garage for tender and jet ski. Stefano Righini design. Azimut|Benetti Group. Advisory from Minted Yachts.
The Azimut Grande 36M is a 115'9" flybridge yacht with a full-beam main-deck master, twin MTU 2200hp engines, 18-19 knot cruise, and ~1,000nm range built for extended Bahamas and Florida cruising.
The Azimut Grande TriDeck stacks four cascading outdoor terraces—including the Sea View Terrace suspended over the water—across a 125-foot 'three decks plus one' superyacht with up to six cabins.
The Azimut Grande 44M introduces Dual Mode hull technology, Hull Vane foil propulsion and a Zero Emission Hotel Mode across 143 feet—its fourth-deck helm frees the entire upper deck as a private owner's retreat.
The Azimut Magellano 30M is a 97-foot passage-maker—twin 1550hp MAN V12s, a relaxed 16-knot cruise with a 20-knot top end, and five cabins with six heads for owners who go far in comfort.
The Azimut Verve 42 pairs triple 400hp Mercury Verado outboards with a 43-knot top end and 32-knot cruise—open Italian sport styling with a one-cabin, one-head layout for weekend runs.
The Azimut Verve 48 pairs triple 600 hp Mercury Verado outboards with a 50-knot top end and a 37-knot cruise—two cabins, four berths and a Michael Peters stepped-V hull on 49'4" of Italian sport boat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do Azimut yachts hold their value?
Azimut yachts hold their value exceptionally well in the South Florida market, where demand for Italian styling stays strong. Resale strength depends heavily on maintenance history — these are high-tech vessels with intricate onboard systems, so a documented service record and a clean survey matter more than with simpler boats.
What sizes do Azimut yachts come in?
Azimut builds yachts from roughly 40 feet up to the 143-foot Grande 44M, the brand's flagship launched in 2026. The range spans Fly (flybridge cruisers), S (sport yachts), Seadeck (hybrid-electric family yachts), Grande (flagship superyachts), Magellano (long-range crossovers), and the outboard-powered Verve sport line. Our in-depth reviews focus on the heart of that range.
What is the difference between the Azimut Fly, S, Seadeck, and Grande collections?
Fly models are flybridge cruisers built for entertaining and long weekends. The S collection is the sport line — faster hulls, carbon fiber, coupe styling. Seadeck is the hybrid-electric family line with a low, sea-level aft terrace. Grande is the flagship superyacht collection, typically 26 meters and up with crew quarters.
What makes Azimut different from other Italian yacht builders?
Azimut takes design risks first: carbon-fiber superstructures, massive glass spans, and unconventional layouts appear on Azimut hulls before competitors follow. Where brands like Princess or Sunseeker evolve slowly, Azimut leads with technology and styling. The trade-off is complexity — staying ahead of maintenance on the advanced systems is part of ownership.
Where can I see an Azimut yacht in person?
We arrange private showings and sea trials of new and brokerage Azimut models out of Fort Lauderdale, the center of the U.S. market for the brand. The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show each fall carries the largest Azimut display in the country. Contact us at TS@MintedYachts.com to set up a viewing.
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