The first Sport Utility Yacht by Ferretti Group
The Pershing GTX116 has a capacity of 10 travelers.
Revolutionary in concept and design, the Pershing GTX116 interprets today's trends and is the first Sport Utility Yacht, a yacht designed for comfort and habitability, faithful to the brand's DNA, characterized by high performance and a sporty attitude.
The flagship of the new GTX range, with a length of 115 ft. and a beam of more than 23 ft., offers a sleek and streamlined exterior, generous open spaces, areas in direct contact with the water and surprising habitability on board, without compromising on performance. The yacht has two decks and an upper sport fly, where up to 10 guests can be comfortably accommodated thanks to the five-cabin layout, plus three compartments for five crew members.
The yacht's sporty lines are accentuated by a Monte Carlo Grey hue chosen as a nod to the automotive tradition of grand touring models. Extensive glazing floods the interiors with natural light and offers spectacular views.
The Sportbridge is a deck partially covered by a hardtop. It has the outside helm station, with three sport seats.
Combining the expertise of the Ferretti Group and Fulvio De Simoni Yacht Design teams, the layout and use of space in the Pershing GTX116 links the generous indoor and outdoor living areas, including two staircases integrated into the superstructure that connect the main deck and the sports bridge, allowing natural light to enter.
Some of the exterior features, such as the air vents and the windshield sunshade, are 3D printed for the first time, giving them subtle, unconventional geometries. The aft garage can accommodate a jet tender up to 17 ft. long and a jet ski, while the bulwark houses a crane to facilitate moving water toys in and out of the water.
For the interior, Fulvio De Simoni has designed large spaces that represent the innovative personality of the model. The interior design concept is defined by the fusion between dark wood on the verticals and light tones on the ceilings.
The main deck extends over two levels.
Main deck
The main deck is the focus of innovation for the GTX range and extends over two levels, the first designed for outdoor living in contact with the sea and the second for socializing.
On the first level is the Beach Club, a 430 sq. ft. teak-laid area on the water's edge, with an extended aft platform and a sundeck separated by side edges, where a hydraulic mechanism has been installed to merge the two points into a single spacious area that can be used during navigation, with access to an area (of over 380 sq. ft.) on the second level.
This is a truly panoramic area with a social area, outdoor dining area and bar. It also leads to the spacious main salon, which offers a unique experience and an unprecedented feeling of contact with the water thanks to its glazing and extension.
At the entrance to the saloon, furnished with armchairs and an "L" sofa for ten people, overlooks the sea thanks to the side sliding door of more than 13ft. that opens onto a terrace that extends over the water. The spacious forward sunbathing area can be equipped with an optional Jacuzzi.
Two doors, one in the saloon and one in the galley, provide discreet access to the helm station, where the one-piece windshield, with no vertical posts, wraps around the full width of the superstructure (16.5 ft.). The bridge features a futuristic console upholstered in black leather and a carbon fiber pilot's seat. The preferred version is equipped with state-of-the-art Navico-Simrad ultra-wide displays for high-precision navigation.
The helm station features a futuristic console upholstered in black leather.
Lower Deck
The "night area" has five staterooms with the full beam owner's suite in the center. The owner has the option of choosing an alternative layout where one of the guest staterooms is replaced by a lower saloon.
Forward are the crew quarters with galley, laundry and three five-berth cabins (one for the master). In order to provide complete privacy for the owner and guests, the crew area is directly connected to the helm station on the main deck. The vessel has also been designed with dedicated corridors for the crew so that they do not have to pass through the areas reserved for the owner and his guests.
El concepto de diseño interior es de Fulvio De Simoni, definido por la fusión entre madera oscura y tonos claros. / The interior is designed by Fulvio De Simoni, defined by the fusion of dark woods and light tones.
Sportbridge
The Sportbridge is another innovation introduced by Pershing GTX116 to the sport superyacht segment: a deck of more than 430 sq. ft., partially covered by a hardtop, with a fully equipped bar area with seating integrated into the main structure.
Forward is the outside helm station with three sport seats to provide an exciting experience for guests.
Engine Room
The engine room contains all components in a small space, leaving more room for the garage and beach area. The result is a high-tech engine room that demonstrates how innovative systems can be concentrated to deliver exceptional performance.
The Pershing GTX116 is equipped with a waterjet propulsion system with three MAN V12 2000 engines of 2,000 hp each (optional) to achieve a top speed of 34 knots and a cruising speed of 29 knots. The standard engines are three MAN V12 1800 units with an output of 1,800 hp.
Spacious living areas include a living room, dining room and bar.
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Specificaciones |
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Main sizes |
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Overall length / 115 ft. 11 in. |
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Maximum beam 25 ft. 4 in. |
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Gross |
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tonnage 230 GT / 230 GT |
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Passengers 20 |
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Engines |
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3 x MAN V12 1800 – power 1,800 HP (std.) |
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3 x MAN V12 2000 – power 1,800 HP (opt.) |
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Velocidad (nudos) / Speed (knots) |
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MAN 1800 |
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MAN 2000 |
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Maximum 31 / 34 |
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Cruising 26 / 29 |
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Rango |
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MAN 1800 |
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MAN 2000 |
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Maximum speed 400 |
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Cruising speed 400 |
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Economic speed 10 kn 800 |
Text: Amura ± Photo: Pershing