Designed for owners who prioritize outdoor living without compromising versatility, the new Saxdor 460 GTS redefines expectations in the premium open-yacht segment.
Ahead of its world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, Saxdor Yachts reveals further details of the all-new Saxdor 460 GTS, a flagship designed for owners who seek the freedom of open-air boating without compromising comfort, functionality or performance. As Europe’s fastest-growing boat brand, Saxdor continues to challenge traditional ideas of yacht ownership by combining intelligent design, advanced technology and a deep understanding of evolving boating lifestyles. The company’s philosophy is centered on creating boats that prioritize experiences, connection and social living on the water, and the new 460 GTS represents the latest expression of that vision.
Built on the same successful platform as the Saxdor 460 GTC, the new 460 GTS offers a more open interpretation of modern flagship boating. Designed around today’s boating lifestyle, it places greater emphasis on outdoor living, social interaction and seamless connection with the sea, while retaining the versatility, technology and practicality expected from a Saxdor.
“The new 460 GTS expands our new flagship line and continues the journey we began with the 460 GTC earlier this year, offering owners greater choice while staying true to the defining values of our brand”, says Erna Rusi, CEO of Saxdor Yachts. “The constant evolution of our range reflects the commitment and expertise of our entire team. Once again, they have delivered an outstanding result, and I sincerely thank everyone involved for their hard work and dedication. Their drive to keep developing, improving and challenging what we can achieve is a fundamental part of Saxdor’s continued growth.”
At the heart of the yacht is a spacious and highly social layout featuring expansive entertainment areas and large folding side terraces that significantly extend the available deck space when at anchor. Together, they create an exceptional waterfront entertainment platform, making the 460 GTS the ideal setting for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying life on the water with family and friends.
A defining feature of the model is its ability to adapt to changing conditions. Four optional sliding glass doors, an aft enclosure and a retractable roof allow the boat to transform effortlessly from a protected environment into a fully open yacht, offering exceptional flexibility for different climates and boating styles. Below deck, premium accommodation spaces, refined materials and enhanced attention to detail create a level of comfort and craftsmanship that raises the benchmark for the Saxdor range.
“The new Saxdor 460 GTS builds on our proven 460 platform while introducing a number of important developments that make the experience on board even more versatile and comfortable,” adds Daniel Scharf, Chief Product Officer of Saxdor Yachts. “The raised starboard-side deck creates a particularly spacious and highly practical walkaround layout. True to Saxdor’s DNA, the 460 GTS is also designed for owners who love being at the helm: three newly designed helm seats with 360-degree rotation further improve comfort and ergonomics at the driving position, while the yacht delivers exhilarating performance, responsive handling and speeds exceeding 50 knots. Combining sporty driving characteristics with the comfort expected from a modern flagship, the 460 GTS is remarkably intuitive and easy to operate, whether handled by the owner or a small crew.”
Below deck, the 460 GTS builds on the well-proven configuration of the 460 GTC, offering three cabins and enhanced attention to the details that contribute to everyday comfort. The forward cabin features a separate shower, while the aft cabin is complemented by its own head. Practical additions such as USB-C and AC outlets further enhance the functionality of the accommodation spaces, while carefully selected high-end materials and greater attention to fit, finish and craftsmanship bring a refined feel throughout.
