Week of 24–30 November 2025
Weekly Snapshot
- Yachts Sold (20m+): 8 confirmed sales
- New Listings: 5 yachts introduced to the market
- New Builds Delivered: 2 major super-yachts completed
- Market Sentiment: Confidence remains steady at 50m+, while the 30–50m category shows competitive pricing
- Average Asking Price (50m+): €10.7–11.9M
- Average Time on Market: Approximately 15–18 months
Innovation led the week, with major industry events highlighting sustainability, hybrid propulsion, and emerging technologies.
New To Market
Five yachts between 25m and 38m entered the market this week, including:
- Ferretti Together – 28.97m | Listed 20 Nov
- Sanlorenzo Tesa – 26.7m | Late Nov
- Benetti Lady L – 25.8m | Metstrade announcement
- Ferretti Onyx – 25.3m | Late Nov
- Horizon Miss Michelle – 37.2m | 2025 | $16.45M (reduced)
Several yachts in the 40–60m category also experienced strategic price reductions, reflecting competitive buyer activity heading into the new year.
New Builds & Deliveries
Two significant super-yachts were delivered this week, showcasing the continued evolution of hybrid and electric technology:
111m Next-Generation Super-yacht
A landmark delivery featuring advanced diesel-electric propulsion, cutting-edge efficiency systems and a strong focus on crew wellbeing and operational sustainability.
58m Hybrid Steel Super-yacht
Featuring a large battery system enabling silent cruising modes, an infinity pool, expansive beach club, hammam, and a strong sustainability profile- a benchmark for yachts under 2,000 GT.
Trend: Hybrid and electric systems are now mainstream in new builds, with demand for long-range, expedition-ready yachts continuing to rise.
Industry News
- Major trade events in Europe reported record attendance and showcased advancements in design, sustainability and refit technologies.
- Marina safety was a key talking point across the industry following recent fire incidents overseas, prompting new conversations around operational best practice.
- Several prominent design studios revealed new concept yachts, including: tall-rig sailing projects, bold bow-forward explorer designs, and performance-focused foiling concepts.
Regional Market Overview
Mediterranean
Focus is shifting to winter refits and sustainability upgrades, with many yachts repositioning for the 2026 season.
US & Caribbean
A strong run-up to the festive charter season, with bookings tracking ahead of 2024. Some buyers remain watchful of US–EU tariff discussions.
Asia-Pacific
Expedition-capable yachts between 30–40m are gaining traction, with Australian and New Zealand shipyards preparing for peak summer activity.
Australia & New Zealand
Entering the height of charter season (Dec–Feb), with growing interest in larger, long-range yachts for seasonal cruising.
ARCTIC: 88m ultra-luxury explorer yacht
Market Insights
- Sustainability content and hybrid-propulsion features are driving high engagement among experienced owners and new entrants to the market.
- Interest in explorer yachts continues to strengthen, particularly for remote-cruising itineraries.
- New launches, concept reveals and design innovations are capturing increased attention across the luxury market.
Key Takeaways
- Demand remains strong for 50m+ yachts, supported by limited supply.
- The 30–50m market is experiencing price adjustments as buyers seek value.
- Hybrid propulsion and silent-running technology are quickly becoming standard expectations.
- Owner demand for expedition capability and sustainable cruising is rising.
Compiled: Mon, 1 Dec 2025, 5:06 AM (Sydney)
Coverage: 24–30 Nov 2025
Primary sources: Boat International, SuperYacht Times, Superyachts.com, Marine Industry News, IBI, Yacht Harbour