Bluegame’s widest-ever line-up takes centre stage across Cannes, Monaco and Genoa, led by new 2026 models BG64 and BGX83.
Bluegame arrives at this year’s autumn boat show circuit with its most extensive and varied line-up to date, bringing its full model range to the Cannes Yachting Festival (8–13 September), the Monaco Yacht Show (23–26 September) and the Genoa International Boat Show (1–6 October). Headlining the season are the brand’s two newest 2026 introductions, the World Premiere BG64 and the new flagship BGX83, both making their show debut across multiple events. Taken together, the three shows offer the clearest picture yet of how far Bluegame’s range has grown: from the compact, foil-assisted BGF45 to the superyacht-level BGX83, by way of the BG64, BG74, BGX63 and BGM75. It is a line-up built to answer very different needs and styles of navigation, and one that captures the philosophy Bluegame likes to sum up in a single claim: “A Bluegame for every Bluegamer.”
This year’s shows also carry particular significance as the first under Bluegame’s new CEO, Gianguido Girotti, who takes the brand into its next chapter following the launch of the BG64.
A line-up for every Bluegamer
Cannes Yachting Festival (8–13 September) – the widest Bluegame line-up of the season:
- BG64
- BGX83
- BG74
- BGM75
- BGF45
Monaco Yacht Show (23–26 September):
- BGX83
Genoa International Boat Show (1–6 October):
- BG64
- BGX83
- BGX63
- BG74
- BGM75
- BGF45
While Monaco will present the flagship BGX83 to the international superyacht audience, Cannes and Genoa will each give visitors the chance to experience the full breadth of the Bluegame range in a single visit. Behind this season’s numbers lies a single idea that has guided Bluegame since its earliest days: putting life on board, and life on the water, at the centre of every design decision, whatever an owner’s size, style or way of navigating the sea. The yachts travelling to Cannes, Monaco and Genoa each represents different answers to that same idea, and together they tell the story of how far the brand’s range has come.
BG64: completing the Bluegame vision
Digitally unveiled in July 2026, the BG64 completes Bluegame’s celebrated BG range by bringing its defining architectural philosophy to the 64-foot segment for the first time. Combining the seamless indoor-outdoor living of the BG74 with the proven engineering platform of the BGX63, the BG64 introduces the full Bluegame experience to a broader community of owners. Highlights include a highly versatile stern with lateral opening terrace, generous swim platform and port-side crane, an upper deck that can be fully enclosed to suit different conditions, and a forward bow lounge designed for privacy even in a marina setting. Three yachts were already allocated to owners ahead of the model’s world premiere, reflecting strong early confidence in the new model.
BGX83: the flagship of the crossover concept
Unveiled earlier this year at Boot Düsseldorf, the BGX83 is the flagship of the BGX range and the long-awaited completion of the family first introduced with the BGX73 and BGX63. Bringing superyacht-level interior volumes to an 83-foot platform, the BGX83 pairs a 6.3-metre full-beam master suite and 360-degree panoramic glazing in the upper salon with the performance of three Volvo Penta IPS 1200 engines, reaching a maximum speed of 30 knots. Exteriors are by Zuccon International Project, with interiors curated by Piero Lissoni. This autumn’s shows mark the yacht’s first appearances on the water in France, Monaco and Italy.
Gianguido Girotti, CEO of Bluegame, said: “This autumn’s shows are a real milestone for Bluegame. For the first time, we will bring almost our entire range to a single season of events.With a portfolio spanning 42 to 83 feet, we can finally show the yachting community just how wide and how coherent the Bluegame world has become: there really is a Bluegame for every Bluegamer. It is also my first show season as CEO, and I could not be prouder of what the team has built. I look forward to welcoming owners, brokers and the wider public onboard in Cannes, Monaco and Genoa.”
