Ferretti Group revealed more details about the exterior design of its new Riva 90 at the 2018 Düsseldorf Boat Show. 
The new model was previously introduced at the 2017 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
As the rendering below reveals, the new model will inherit the streamlined profile and large, carbon fibre-framed windows of the Riva 100 Corsaroand the Riva 110 Dolcevita.
The yacht will measure 27.43 meters.
Developed in cooperation with Officina Italiana, its key features include floor-to-ceiling windows, which cover the whole length of the main salon, a concealed stairway set up and a tender garage, accommodating a Williams 365 as well as a jet ski.
Speaking last year, Mauro Micheli, chief designer at Officina Italiana Design, said: “The Riva 90 is a very sleek, slender boat despite being quite large, volume-wise. Its lines are balanced, sporty and elegant, brilliantly epitomising the Riva DNA. There is a real sense of stylistic coherency between the interiors and exteriors.”
Three engine options from MTU will be made available, ranging from twin 1,921hp 12V2000 M96Ls to a pair of 2,400hp 16V2000 M93 engines - the latter will be installed on hull number one. The result is speeds of up to 30 knots out on the open water as well as a wide range of cruising speeds from 22 to 26 knots.
Likewise a wide range of layouts will be offered, with the option to fit up to five guest cabins onto the lower deck.To ensure a smooth cruising experience, the Ferretti Group will be equipping the Riva 90 with zero-speed stabiliser fins as well as optional Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilisers.
Sergio Beretta, CEO of Officina Italiana Design, added: “It is not designed for any specific sea — it’s perfect anywhere. That said, we believe that the Riva 90 will be particularly popular in the East because of its modern, edgy style.”
Other superyacht projects under development at the Italian yard include the Riva 50M, which is due to hit the water in 2019.
Earlier this week, the Italian shipyard Admiral has confirmed that their largest yacht to date, was launched.
73-meter yacht was named Planet Nine is one of the largest explorer superyachts on the water.
The Italian shipyard's 575th vessel, she was previously known as Antarctica and on the market asking €85 million in 2017.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in 6 cabins, including a 300sqm owner's suite, she was designed to re-create the feeling of a villa on the inside.
Planet Nine boasts an observation lounge forward on the upper deck with the remainder of the space being dedicated to the explorer's guest cabins. Meanwhile, the owner's suite spans the whole main deck and is comprised of two cabins connected via a central lounge.
CEO and Worldwide Sales Director of the Group, Giuseppe Taranto, comments on the launch of Planet Nine, stating: “We are proud of this construction and are confident she will be a benchmark in her category. She is a yacht with an unique style that will attract attention in every port. Planet Nine is also a great achievement in terms of technology.” She will be completed later this year.
Planet Nine is scheduled to be delivered to her owner before the end of the year.
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