As 2025 progresses, the yachting industry is poised to welcome some of the most groundbreaking and luxurious superyachts to date. From revolutionary rebuilds to state-of-the-art new constructions, these vessels exemplify cutting-edge innovation, masterful craftsmanship, and unparalleled opulence. In this blog, we highlight some of the most highly anticipated superyachts expected to make their debut this year.
M/Y Ursus – 30.5m
Launched in January 2025, Motoryacht Ursus exemplifies the transformative potential of a comprehensive rebuild. Originally built in 2016 at 23.9 meters in length, Ursus has undergone a meticulous refit, extending its dimensions to 30.5 meters through modifications to both the bow and stern.
The reconstruction not only expanded the vessel’s size but also introduced state-of-the-art technology and contemporary design elements. The enhanced layout provides more spacious interiors, improved amenities, and a refined aesthetic that seamlessly blends tradition with modern luxury.
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Project Orion – 50m
Project Orion, a 50-meter motor yacht from Heesen, is scheduled for delivery in Q1 of 2025. As the third vessel in Heesen’s innovative 50-meter hybrid propulsion FDHF aluminium series—alongside Home and Amare II—Orion is engineered for exceptional efficiency and performance.
Equipped with a hybrid propulsion system, Project Orion offers silent cruising at speeds of up to 10 knots. The yacht’s sophisticated interior design incorporates over 35 distinct materials, including high-gloss woods, leather, and marble, ensuring a seamless fusion of comfort and elegance.
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Aquarius II – 65m
Built by Royal Huisman, Aquarius II is set to redefine excellence in the sailing yacht category. Expanding on the success of its predecessor, the 56-meter Aquarius (now Aspara), this 65-meter vessel merges classic sailing aesthetics with advanced technological enhancements.
Designed to provide increased space for both guests and crew, Aquarius II retains the best attributes of its predecessor while elevating onboard luxury and functionality.
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Project 3094 – 68.9m
Vitters’ latest masterpiece, Project Zero, is a pioneering 68.9-meter sailing yacht set to redefine sustainable yachting. Designed to operate exclusively on wind and solar energy, Project Zero achieves zero emissions without compromising on luxury or performance.
Constructed with eco-friendly materials and incorporating cutting-edge renewable energy solutions, this innovative vessel is set to launch in the summer of 2025, setting a new benchmark for environmentally responsible superyacht design.
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Shackleton – 107m
Previously known as Project Icecap, the 107-meter Shackleton is a highly anticipated explorer yacht built by Lürssen in collaboration with Salt Ship Design. Characterized by its distinctive axe bow and expansive aft deck, which accommodates tenders and serves as a helipad, Shackleton is designed for global exploration.
While much of the yacht’s interior remains undisclosed, its exterior suggests a vessel built for both luxury and adventure. Having initially launched in 2022, Shackleton is expected to be delivered in early 2025.
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Oceanco Y722 – 111m
Oceanco’s Y722 epitomizes modern elegance and technological innovation. Designed with a strong focus on sustainability, the yacht features a diesel-electric propulsion system paired with an advanced battery energy storage unit, enabling extended periods of silent, emission-free operation.
Additionally, Y722 is equipped with a waste heat recovery system and state-of-the-art wastewater treatment technology, ensuring compliance with stringent environmental regulations. Advanced engineering techniques have been employed to minimize noise and vibration, enhancing the overall guest experience.
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Project Tanzanite – 120m
As the future flagship of the Amels fleet, Project Tanzanite represents the pinnacle of superyacht design. Measuring an impressive 120 meters, the yacht seamlessly integrates the exterior expertise of Espen Øino with the contemporary interior styling of Zuretti Design.
A testament to eco-conscious yachting, Project Tanzanite features a diesel-electric propulsion system with Azipod electric drives, significantly reducing noise and vibration. This combination ensures a quieter, more efficient cruising experience without sacrificing performance or luxury.
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REV Ocean – 194.9m
The World’s Largest Expedition and Research Vessel and number 1 on the list of largest superyachts, measuring a staggering 194.9 meters. REV Ocean isn’t just a superyacht — it’s a mission.
Built by Vard, REV Ocean features a hybrid propulsion system designed to minimize environmental impact. The vessel accommodates up to 36 crew and 54 scientists, with flexible configurations allowing for private chartering when required. Fully equipped with advanced laboratories, sonar systems, and deep-sea submersibles, REV Ocean serves as both a luxurious superyacht and a state-of-the-art research platform.
Anticipated for delivery in February 2025, with further outfitting to follow, REV Ocean is set to become a global leader in marine exploration and sustainability.
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As these remarkable superyachts debut in 2025, they not only redefine the boundaries of luxury and design but also underscore the industry’s increasing emphasis on sustainability and innovation. With groundbreaking technology, eco-conscious initiatives, and exquisite craftsmanship, these vessels are set to make an indelible mark on the world of yachting.
