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The Monaco Yacht Show 2026 will provide Baglietto with an international stage for two world premieres that approach life at sea from very different perspectives. From 23 to 26 September, the Italian shipyard will introduce the first FAST50 and the inaugural yacht from its new T60 line.
Rather than following the same design formula, the two models explore complementary sides of the Baglietto identity. The FAST50 focuses on speed, performance and the yard’s sporting heritage, while the T60 places space, natural light and a close connection with the sea at the centre of the onboard experience.
The FAST50 revives Baglietto’s performance heritage
Measuring 49.9 metres, the new FAST50 reconnects Baglietto with its long tradition of building fast aluminium yachts. Powered by four engines, the model is expected to reach a top speed of 30 knots, combining strong performance with the presence and proportions of a substantial superyacht.
Its character is not defined by speed alone. The design also provides the generous volumes normally associated with displacement yachts, creating a balance between dynamic cruising and the level of comfort expected during longer stays on board.
A modern silhouette shaped by the yard’s history
The FAST50’s exterior profile was designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design. Its lines contain subtle references to several yachts from Baglietto’s past, but these influences have been reworked through cleaner surfaces, contemporary proportions and a more current architectural language.
The interiors were also developed by Francesco Paszkowski Design in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, while Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture was responsible for the naval architecture. This combination brings together performance engineering, Italian design and a careful approach to onboard living.
The T60 brings the surrounding sea into every space
While the FAST50 is built around motion and energy, the new T60 offers a quieter and more residential interpretation of yachting. Large glazed surfaces and open visual connections allow daylight and sea views to shape the atmosphere throughout the yacht.
Indoor and outdoor areas are conceived as parts of a continuous environment rather than separate zones. Guests remain visually connected to the water while relaxing, dining or moving around the yacht, creating a more natural relationship between everyday life on board and the surrounding landscape.
Generous volumes designed around life on board
The T60’s exterior design was created by Francesco Paszkowski Design, which also developed the interiors together with Margherita Casprini. Naval architecture was once again entrusted to Ausonio.
The layout emphasises freedom of movement, social interaction and adaptable spaces. Its interiors are intended to support different moments of the day, from informal gatherings to more private periods of relaxation, without losing the sense of openness that defines the overall project.
Two distinct personalities with a shared identity
By presenting the FAST50 and T60 together, Baglietto is demonstrating the breadth of its current range. One yacht looks back to the company’s high-performance roots, while the other develops a more expansive vision based on light, comfort and proximity to the sea.
Despite their differences, both projects share the same focus on customisation and recognisable Italian design. They are intended for owners with different cruising habits, but each remains closely connected to the shipyard’s heritage and construction philosophy.
Monte Carlo becomes the showcase for Baglietto’s new direction
The Monaco Yacht Show remains one of the key international events for the large-yacht industry, bringing together owners, designers, shipyards and specialist media. Displaying both yachts in Monte Carlo will allow visitors to experience their layouts, proportions and design solutions directly.
With two world premieres in the same edition, Baglietto arrives at the show with a clear and varied message. The FAST50 and T60 suggest that contemporary luxury can be expressed through speed or serenity, provided that design, engineering and the pleasure of living at sea remain closely connected.
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23 July 2026
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Baglietto brings two visions of contemporary yachting to the Monaco Yacht Show 2026
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