Sanlorenzo 44X-Space

Expert Review, Technical Specifications & Market Analysis

The Essentials

FeatureSpecifications
Overall Length143' 4" (43.7 m)
Beam28' 10" (8.80 m)
Draft9' 2" (2.80 m)
Displacement496 GT (gross tonnage — Sanlorenzo publishes no displacement figure)
Engines2 × MAN D2862-LE489, 1,066 kW (1,430 HP) each
Fuel Capacity13,209 US gallons (50,000 L)
Cabins / Heads10 guests / 8 crew
Max Speed15 knots

Source: Spec & Photos courtesy of Sanlorenzo. Specs verified by Tony Smith, USCG 100 Ton Master, on August 20, 2026.

Sanlorenzo 44X-Space exterior

Quick Verdict

  • 496 GT across five decks on a 143'4" hull — Sanlorenzo held the smaller of its two X-Space superyachts just under the 500-GT mark
  • The aft open-air living room opens by a further 18 square metres on folding balconies, which is the yard's own figure and the reason this model exists
  • Twin MAN D2862-LE489s at 1,066 kW (1,430 HP) each for a published 15 knots, with 50,000 litres of fuel, 10 guests and 8 crew
Tony Smith, Founder of Minted Yachts

Our Take

The 44X-Space is for an owner who has decided that volume matters more than length. Sanlorenzo describes it as a classic navetta crossed with the adventurous spirit and resilience of an explorer, and across five decks on a 43.70-metre hull that is a fair description of what you get. The feature that earns the name is the aft deck — an open-air living room that opens by a further 18 square metres on folding balconies. That is the yard's own number, and it is the single thing separating this hull from every other navetta of its length.

The figures worth holding on to: 496 gross tons on 143 feet 4 inches, twin MAN D2862-LE489s at 1,066 kW — 1,430 horsepower — each, a published maximum of 15 knots, 50,000 litres of fuel, ten guests and eight crew. The 496 GT is deliberate and it is not trivia. Staying under 500 changes the regime a yacht is certified and manned to, and Sanlorenzo engineered five decks of volume right up to that line rather than through it. Note the eight crew against ten guests too — that is a properly staffed boat, not a lean one.

For range, get the sea trial sheet, take the observed burn at the speed you actually intend to hold, and do the arithmetic against the 50,000-litre tank with a real reserve. And be honest with yourself about the mission: if what you want is this much volume plus the ability to go somewhere genuinely remote and stay there, the 500Exp is eleven feet longer, carries 65,000 litres, and was drawn from the keel up for exactly that job.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the Sanlorenzo 44X-Space laid out for guests and crew?

Ten guests and eight crew, across five decks. Sanlorenzo publishes guest and crew numbers rather than cabin counts, so the specific stateroom arrangement is settled in the build specification for each hull rather than fixed by the model.

The layout's signature is the aft area. Sanlorenzo describes the open-air living space there as expanding by a further 18 square metres through folding balconies, opening it into the interior alongside. That is the practical reason the yard fitted 496 GT of volume inside a 43.7-metre hull — the aft end does work that a longer yacht would need extra length for. Beam is 8.80 metres (28 feet 10 inches).

What is the top speed of the Sanlorenzo 44X-Space?

Fifteen knots, on twin MAN D2862-LE489 engines rated 1,066 kW (1,430 hp) each. That is the propulsion package Sanlorenzo publishes for the model, and fifteen knots is the maximum.

Read that number against what the boat is. At 43.7 metres (143 feet 4 inches) and 496 GT across five decks, the 44X-Space is a navetta with explorer intent rather than a fast planing yacht, and it carries 50,000 litres (13,209 US gallons) of fuel to suit. Speed is not the argument here; volume is, and how much of it opens to the outside.

What is the range of the Sanlorenzo 44X-Space?

Work it from the published figures: 50,000 litres (13,209 US gallons) of fuel and a 15-knot maximum. The sea trial report for a specific hull carries observed fuel burn at each rpm step — divide the tankage by the burn at the speed you intend to hold, keep a proper reserve, and you have a distance you can rely on.

Draft at full load is 2.80 metres (9 feet 2 inches), and the 496 GT figure measures enclosed volume rather than weight.

44X-Space or 50X-Space — which one suits my programme?

Guest numbers and how much certainty you need. The 44X-Space carries ten guests and eight crew at 43.7 metres (143 feet 4 inches) and 496 GT, and it is a live model on Sanlorenzo's own current fleet page. The 50X-Space carries twelve guests and nine crew at 50 metres (164 feet 1 inch) and 499 GT — and exists so far as design and renderings, with no delivered hull.

Both sit deliberately below 500 GT and both use twin MAN D2862-LE489s, so the step up buys volume and berths rather than pace: 15 knots against 16. The 50X-Space is also the model Sanlorenzo named to debut its bi-fuel green methanol propulsion, so if that programme matters, it points one way. If you want to stand on a finished boat first, the 44X-Space is the one that exists.