Italy’s Antonini Navi is expanding its Sport Utility Yacht (SUY) lineup with the introduction of the SUY110, the latest evolution of its signature “SUVs of the sea”—a concept inspired by the automotive world that blends comfort, performance, and functionality. Designed by Fulvio De Simoni, the SUY110 made its debut at an exclusive event in Monaco, held in partnership with leading brokerage house Moravia Yachting, which holds the central agency.
Following the success of the SUY135—currently under construction on spec at the La Spezia shipyard—the SUY110 delivers a more compact, yet equally innovative vision of “functional luxury.” With fully engineered architecture already in place, the build timeline is significantly shortened, with delivery possible just 22 months from contract signing.
Spanning four decks, the SUY110 is designed for seamless access to all onboard activities. A standout feature is the 50-square-meter stern hangar, capable of accommodating a 4.5-meter tender, a 4.2-meter sailing dinghy (or second tender), two 3-meter jet skis, canoes, SUPs, and other water toys—without compromising interior living space.
Another innovation is the Raised Deck: a 54-square-meter area above the garage that doubles as a beach club and social hub. This space connects directly to the main deck to form a 27-square-meter lounge veranda with dining and relaxation zones, ensuring comfort, privacy, and a strong connection to the sea. The yacht’s interior and exterior are further unified by an intuitive layout of seven ramps up and four down, ensuring smooth transitions between all levels.
The refined interior accommodates up to 10 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite with a private studio. The lower deck includes two VIP cabins and two double cabins, all with en-suite bathrooms. A crew of six is comfortably housed in a dedicated area.
Built with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, the SUY110 balances strength, performance, and sustainability. Standard propulsion includes twin CAT C18 engines delivering 1,400 hp for a top speed of 14 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots. At 10 knots, the yacht has the range for Atlantic crossings. An optional diesel-electric system further reduces fuel consumption by up to 20%, in line with Antonini Navi’s commitment to eco-conscious innovation.
The SUY110 also shares several engineering and design solutions with Antonini Navi’s EVO 31 and SEAMORE 34 models, both currently in advanced stages of construction—giving prospective owners a tangible preview of the yard’s superior build quality and design execution.
With the launch of the SUY110, Antonini Navi reaffirms its vision for the Sport Utility Yacht: a new way of experiencing the sea that delivers versatility, functionality and style.
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