Crafted entirely from lightweight aluminum, the newcomer sports an innovative eco-displacement hull that reportedly reduces energy consumption even more than a traditional full-displacement hull at cruising speeds of 10 to 11 knots.
In addition, the yacht is equipped with solar panels and a capacious battery pack. On daily trips, she will be able to spend 90 percent of the time in full-electric mode. During longer voyages, like, say, Atlantic crossings, she could cover 70 percent in electric before the diesel generators kick in. This means the vessel is cleaner and quieter for the majority of the time you are on the seas.
Like all new Rossinavi fleet members, Infinity 42 BluE will be fitted with the yard’s nifty AI system. It constantly monitors the boat’s performance and suggests actions that have less of an impact on the environment. It is also able to anticipate the needs of seafarers and communicate with crew members, according to the yard.With a beam just shy of 27 feet, the hybrid offers a generous interior volume of 400 GT.