The second hull in Numarine’s 105 HT series has been delivered, the Turkish shipyard has announced. Recently spotted in Phuket during one of her first cruises, the 32-metre vessel was sold to her Far-Eastern owner in September 2015 together with hull number one, the latter being delivered just over six months ago to a European client.
Designed by the Numarine in-house team with Umberto Tagliavini responsible for her naval architecture, she accommodates guests across four en-suite staterooms, including a full beam master cabin. Performance wise, she is powered by twin CAT C32 engines providing her with a top speed of 30 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots.
Can Yalman, Numarine’s chief designer, says: “Numarine 105 HT is the foremost expression of the styling language that has started with the 78 HT. The Hard Top design language has the gill shaped glass elements in the superstructure. Previously we have used this in the ceiling panels, but in the 105 HT this has been taken to the extreme and the complete side glass has this gilled, scaled structure emphasising the creature aesthetic and power within. Taking stylistic language of the transportation industry, mainly the supercars, we tried to emulate the power, speed and luxury feel of an ultimate movement machine to a superyacht. The elegance of motion is what we tried to achieve in the design of the Numarine 105 HT.”