Sanlorenzo unveils new models for 2022

In the sensational setting of Palazzo Franchetti in Venice, Sanlorenzo anticipates the models to be unveiled at the September boat shows: the semi-displacement shuttle SD90/s and the open coupé SP110.

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SD90/s
Entry-level of the revamped SD line, the yard's range of semi-displacement shuttles, the SD90/s is the third chapter in a success story that began with the SD96 and SD118. With this new model, Sanlorenzo encloses in a smaller size a series of important features that are the result of ongoing stylistic and technological research, including hybrid motorization, carried out by the company in an open and continuous dialogue with designers.

Sanlorenzo SD90s design Patricia Urquiola

With the exterior lines designed by Zuccon International Project and the interior design by Patricia Urquiola, SD90/s represents a 360° green proposal thanks to the special attention given to research and use of materials from alternative sources and a "sustainable hybrid" propulsion system designed in collaboration with Siemens.

Sanlorenzo SD90s design Patricia Urquiola

SP110
Pursuing research into the development of low environmental impact technologies but without forgetting the importance of the yacht's driving experience, Sanlorenzo has designed the new SP110 model. An advanced, evolved and revolutioary proposal that opens a new chapter in the yachting sector as it combines a green sensibility with unique comfort and unparalleled performance.

Sanlorenzo SP110 design Piero Lissoni

The aim of the SP110 project for Sanlorenzo is to write a new success story in yachting and enter the world of sports yachts with a yacht that breaks the mould. SP110 represents an advanced technological patform that combines innovation and sustainability with a design that favours maximum comfort. A project made possible by the collaboration of a team of professionals at the highest levels in individual skills: Bernardo Zuccon for the exteriors, Tilli Antonelli at Sanlorenzo product development, Marco Arnaboldi for the hull design, Piero Lissoni for the interiors.