Tecnomar recently released a new video highlighting the Lamborghini 101FT yacht, priced at nearly €15 million and powered by three V16 engines producing a combined 7,800 horsepower. While the yacht is still under construction, this sneak peek gives enthusiasts a closer look and raises questions about its upcoming delivery.
Video Focuses on Stern and Engine Sound
The short, moody teaser emphasizes the yacht’s aggressive rear design, featuring Lamborghini’s signature Y-shaped tail lights inspired by the brand’s supercars. Accompanied by a soundtrack layered with what seems to be the roar of its 16-cylinder engines starting up, the video builds suspense around this marine powerhouse.
It’s unclear if the engine noise is authentic or added for effect, as Tecnomar has not confirmed the sound’s source. The video also comes paired with a statement emphasizing individuality and choice, reflecting Lamborghini’s high-end, exclusive appeal.
Powertrain and Performance Details
The 31-meter Tecnomar for Lamborghini 101FT uses three MTU 16V 2000 M96L diesel engines, each with 16 cylinders. The total output has been noted as 7,800 horsepower in the newest official figures, a slight adjustment from earlier claims ranging between 7,600 and 7,900 hp.
This power allows the yacht to reach speeds up to 45 knots (about 83 km/h), with a cruising speed around 35 knots. These numbers position the 101FT among the fastest yachts in its class, emphasizing Lamborghini’s performance pedigree even on water.
Confirmed Price and Delivery Outlook
The yacht’s price remains confirmed at approximately €14.9 million, as listed by Interyachting Ltd., aligning with initial announcements. The first unit is being built at Marina di Carrara, with the hull and superstructure already finished.
However, delays have pushed the first delivery window to early 2028, around January or February. This is a slight setback from the initially planned 2027 availability. For new orders placed now, delivery may take up to 24 months, potentially extending into late 2028 or early 2029, according to YachtDeals.
While customers await delivery, Tecnomar continues to promote the project with intriguing visuals and sounds, keeping anticipation high for this unique collaboration between supercar and yacht makers.
Source: italpassion.fr