Austria-based design company Migaloo has unveiled the renderings for a new 165-metre submersible superyacht, Migaloo M5.
The Migaloo M5 is described by designer Christian Gumpold as a “private submersible superyacht” that aims to change the future of yachting. The preliminary design of the Migaloo M5 serves as an initial source of inspiration, with the owner encouraged to modify and customise the design based on specific preferences and requirements. 
The Migaloo M5 will be able to descend to a depth of 250-metres and will be able to operate for up to four weeks underwater. With a range of more than 9,300 miles the Migaloo M5 submarine yacht is expected to travel at speeds of up to 20 knots when surfaced and 12 knots underwater.
The Migaloo M5 will be able to accommodate up to 20 guests, alongside a crew of up to 40 to ensure all their needs are met. Although the interior layout is customisable, the Migaloo M5 will be able to house an opulent 36-seater dining room, panoramic glass wall, as well as a wine cellar and cinema.
Other key features include two swimming pools, a Jacuzzi and a helipad. For those looking for adventure, the Migaloo M5 will be equipped with Seabobs, five Seadoos, Zapata Racing flyboards and hoverboards and paddleboard, kitesurfing and kayaking equipment.
The Migaloo M5 submersible will also be able to carry two custom Midget-Submarines, two submersibles, and several ROVs and UUVs. 
According to Christian Gumpold, “the target audience for the Migaloo M5 are visionary billionaires, with or without existing superyacht experience, who have extraordinary demands for exclusivity, safety, adventure, or experiences."
"As it is a completely new development, such a project will require corresponding monetary resources, take a lot of time for design, construction, and building, and demand many decisions."