The 114.2-metre superyacht Project Cosmos has been technically launched from Lürssen’s facility in Rendsburg, Germany. This is the first time we’ve seen the superyacht, otherwise known as Project 13759. The superyacht will be the first Lürssen superyacht to feature the new fuel cell technology that the shipyard first announced in April 2021.
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Photo: Steffen Mayer - SuperyachtblogVery little is known about the Marc Newson-designed project, aside from her having an interior volume of around 6,300 GT and a beam of 18-metres. Lürssen has constructed Project Cosmos with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, and expects to complete and deliver her next year.
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Photo: Steffen MayerProject Cosmos has a large aft deck, complete with a swimming pool and large cut-out, which we can only expect to host a large tender. She also has an oversized foredeck that will likely be finished with a helipad. The superyacht also features an observation pod.
Lürssen will outfit Project Cosmos at a neighbouring facility, as the company's own docks are either occupied or undergoing structural modernisation work themselves.
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Photo: Steffen Mayer - SuperyachtblogRendsburg, Germany, was the site where some iconic Lürssen superyachts have been launched, including 95.2-metre Kismet, 85.1-metre Solandge, 87-metre Ace and 115.1-metre Ahpo. It is also where the 122-metre superyacht Jagwas technically launched in 2021, ahead of her delivery later this year.
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