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Dynamiq Unveils GTT 165

The Dynamiq GTT 165 is the largest design yet from the Italian shipyard.
Dynamiq GTT 165
The GTT 165 will be Dynamiq’s largest build to date. Dynamiq

Dynamiq has unveiled the GTT 165, an all-aluminum design that would be the largest yacht yet from the Italian shipyard.

The GTT 165’s exterior is by Dobroserdov Design. Van Oossanen in the Netherlands developed the fast-displacement hull, which is designed with two underwater foils that U.S.-based Naiad Dynamics helped to create. As the yacht increases speed, the foils lift the hull, decreasing drag.

Dynamiq says the result will be a 20-knot top speed, powered by standard twin V-8 MTU engines, or a 25-knot top-end with optional power plants. At 12 knots, range is expected to be 4,000 nautical miles.

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Stabilization is by Humphree; flexible solar panels and Lithium-ion batteries help to reduce energy draw; and zero-emission cruising is possible at 5 to 6 knots, the builder says.

Dynamiq GTT 165
An interior option from Bannenberg & Rowell Design. Dynamiq

Accommodations options: Owners can choose a five- or six-stateroom layout for as many as 12 guests, plus quarters for nine crew.

Dynamiq GTT 165
At 12 knots, projected range is 4,000 nautical miles. Dynamiq

Quick Specs:

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LOA: 165′

Beam: 27’10”

Top-end: 20 knots

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Engines: 2/1,250 hp MTU 8V 2000 M94 diesels

Base price: About $29.5 million.

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