In the yachting world, a large number of owners eagerly welcome their new yachts every year. These yachts, some of which are obscure, others are in the limelight. And those large-size yachts can attract countless eyeballs and become the object of major reports. That's why so many magazines and ** focus on the delivery and construction of those superyachts year after year. 
As we shine our lights on the largest superyacht currently under construction, we get a glimpse inside the dock, starting with a unique expedition yacht project full of unknowns and mysteries, followed by four Lürssen superyachts that will become the new darlings of yachting with their craftsmanship and unrivalled design, luxury and performance.
The new length of the "rev ocean" is 194At 4 meters, it is still the largest yacht under construction in the world. The construction of this megayacht was briefly halted, but happily, in 2023 we got the news that Wald's factory in Norway resumed construction. The mission-based "Rev Ocean" will be a research vessel-superyacht hybrid designed to travel across the globe to conduct critical research and visit the farthest corners of the planet.
Luminance, a superyacht to be completed by Lürssen, is a project with a classic sloping bow and a towering superstructure. Her two-tone look in navy blue and silver is as striking as the ocean and sky intertwin. Not only that, but it is also equipped with two *** aprons and a large infinity pool, which is full of luxury and prestige.
The design of this yacht was created by Espen Ino, and it is also the 30th collaboration between the designer and the shipyard. Such a collaboration is not only a testament to the designer's exceptional talent, but also to the shipyard's meticulous attention to detail. As for the interior design, it has been carefully designed by the Francois Zurtetti studio, and although the details have not yet been revealed, it will undoubtedly bring the ultimate comfort and enjoyment to visitors.
In April of this year, the "Luminance" project was last seen at sea trials, and her grace and strength were vividly displayed in the sea breeze. As a high-profile superyacht, the "Luminance" project will undoubtedly continue to lead the trend in the yachting world and become a beautiful sight in the ocean.
Another ambitious project of Lürssen, the "Ali Baba" project, was successfully undocked in two phases in May 2022. However, before the official launch in December 2023, the yacht had no choice but to advance **. At that time, a technical malfunction occurred at the dry dock door of the shipyard's Bremen facility, forcing the nose of the yacht to hit the hatch. With the exception of the first one, which reveals a grey silhouette with an elongated bow and rugged exterior lines, as well as two tarmacs, the rest of the details have been kept secret.
While no official specifications have been released for Leshun, it is speculated that the "Deep Blue" project will be around 130m in size. At some point in July, the half-finished hull left the shipyard's facilities in Lemwerder, heralding her transfer to the Lürssen plant in Bremen to continue her journey of birth. It is expected that the bow section will be carefully installed before the delivery date, and the entire project will be successfully completed in 2025 as planned.
JAG was commissioned by an old client as a replacement for his 96-metre superyacht, the owner's third Lürssen yacht. Nuvolari Lenard has provided the superyacht with a futuristic winged mast structure and a long, pointed bow that looks like a kind of bow mast channel. The capacity of this superyacht is staggering, accommodating 20 distinguished guests in 11 cabins. The crew cabin can accommodate up to 40 crew members, and each guest can enjoy the attentive service of two crew members. In August 2023, the megayacht made its debut in a completely null state, demonstrating its majesty and power to the world.
Since its launch, it has been in the limelight. And it was last seen in October 2023, when it was heading out into the ocean along the Kiel Canal in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. From the name of the ship, it is known that the newly completed superyacht belongs to Shahid Khan, a billionaire of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham Football Club.
The 120-metre superyacht, a 120-metre superyacht under construction in the latest edition of the AMELS superyacht series, is the result of design by Espen Ino, a unique collaboration between the studio and the Dutch shipyard. The boat has been praised as "unique and powerful" and aims to be a trendsetting "green superyacht". It is equipped with a diesel-electric engine and an advanced Azipod propulsion system with optimal noise and vibration management, ensuring the ultimate in comfort and quiet sailing. 
The yacht is currently the largest project built in the Netherlands and was last seen arriving at Damen Yachts' factory in Vlissingen. This superyacht is not only a masterpiece in the history of Dutch shipbuilding, but also an exploration and practice of future yachting technology. When it is officially delivered in 2025, this spectacular yacht will be the world's largest motor yacht built in the Netherlands, and let's look forward to this great moment and witness the birth of another legendary yacht.
In October 2021, German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen announced that it had signed a contract to build a superyacht over 120 meters. This is not only another affirmation of the Abeking & Rasmussen process, but also a reaffirmation of the leading position of the German shipbuilding industry in the world. Abeking 6514 will be the largest project undertaken by the shipyard since the delivery of the 118-meter-long project "6507", now known as the "Liva O".
The future flagship of Fitstar was first spotted in April 2022, when she was being removed from the shipyard. Dubbed FEADSHIP 821, the project is said to be the largest yacht ever built by the Dutch shipyard, surpassing the 110-meter-long "Anna" while also surpassing the recently launched 1010 project. The 821 project will be completed in 2024. At that time, she will become a giant on the sea, with the honor and pride of Phildi, galloping on the rippling sea.
The 1010 project, with a gross tonnage of 4999 GT, is a dazzling milestone in the new journey of Fitstar Star. The design was created by the talented Espen Ino, with sleek lines subtly accentuated by a pair of chic "eyebrows" in the middle of the boat. In addition to this, the hull of the 1010 project takes on a deep blue color, which contrasts with the superstructure. The white superstructure presents a dynamic silhouette at a great angle of inclination. The most unique is the "bubble" observation lounge deck, with floor-to-ceiling glass curved and cleverly hidden under the radar mast, providing passengers with a unique viewing space.
Lürssen Shipyard is back in the driver's seat, with its latest mega-project "cosmos" unveiled for the first time in March 2023. It is a fuel cell-powered superyacht that has been under construction since 2020 with the high expectations of Japanese owners. The unique shape of its expedition yachts, combined with a glass viewing lounge, swimming pool and giant tender dock, exudes unparalleled luxury and taste. Her exterior design was designed by Australian designer Marc Newson, whose past masterpieces include the 139The 7-meter mega ship "Solaris". In August 2023, her last shipment was witnessed at the shipyard facility in Lenzburg, heralding her official delivery in 2025, adding another touch of light to the ocean.
The concept design of the 111-meter superyacht has been released by D Rries Yachts.
In August 2022, it was reported that Drries Yachts had signed a contract with an American tech tycoon to build a superyacht over 100 meters. At the request of the shipowner, the project has been kept under secrecy. D Rries Yachts is a standard "shipyard on demand" that aims to reduce general costs, mainly in terms of management and sales. As the newly signed contract exceeds the capacity of the shipyard, D Rries Yachts has already leased a larger shipyard in Port Breshima, where it will undertake the construction of this project, which will be delivered in 2025.
Oceanco's 111-metre-long Y722 project debuted in June 2022, when she left the shipyard and was transported to the Alblasserdam site to begin outfitting. The project is expected to reach around 5000GT, which will make it the largest tonnage yacht that Oceanco will build. According to the shipyard, the yacht will be engaged in scientific research and discovery, as well as an unconventional layout focused on bringing groups together. The accommodation can accommodate 22 guests and 33 crew members.
Little is known about the 105-meter expedition boat being built at the Freire shipyard. It is understood that the exterior and interior of the yacht are designed both inside and outside by Bannenberg &Rowell Design. The new construction contract came into effect in 2021 and the cutting of the first steel plate began in May 2022. The project represents the second superyacht project over 100 meters long to be built at the Freire shipyard. The hull and superstructure were completed in August of this year, according to plan, but no further details were announced. The boat is expected to be launched in 2024.
At the Monaco Yacht Show 2021, Lürssen unveiled the mystery of the 103-meter "JASSJ" project, showing its first details to the world for the first time. This striking project has been designed by RWD and is designed with a unique charm in both the exterior and interior. It has 11 spacious cabins, enough to accommodate 22 distinguished guests, allowing them to indulge in luxury in comfort. And the "industry-leading" beach club at the stern of the boat is even more eye-catching.
The brokerage company Moran Yacht &Ship negotiated the contract and will oversee the construction. She was last found when the Lensburg plant was moved out of the dockyard for the first technical launch, in the same week that the "Ali Baba" project was launched. This mysterious yacht has been kept in a high degree of secrecy and it is only now that it is gradually being revealed. According to the plan, the highly anticipated yacht will be delivered to its owner in 2025.
Another new addition to the Oceanco superyacht fleet is the majestic 111-metre Y726. In its glory days in December 2023, it entered the outfitting phase and arrived at the Alblasserdam outfitting factory in a unique graffiti style, meticulously painted by graffiti artist I am Eelco in Rotterdam. The yacht, with its gross tonnage of 4,550 tons, stands proudly as one of the largest superyachts ever built by Oceanco. The interiors were designed by Mark Berryman and are stunningly sophisticated. The superyacht is said to have been built for billionaire Arthur Blank, the founder of The Home Depot. By the time it arrives in 2025, Arthur Blanc will be 83 years old.
Last summer, when the "ICECAP" project made its debut at the Peene Werft hull shipyard in Lürssen, its exceptional capabilities were revealed, and it was destined to be an expedition yacht like no other. With an axe-like bow and forward-leaning superstructure, this yacht is not only able to safely cross the ocean, but its open aft deck also offers a huge cargo carrying capacity. The owner's representative, Moran Yacht &Ship, defines the yacht as diesel-electric drive. Its ice-class hull, state-of-the-art hangar, and observation lounge at the front all demonstrate its outstanding performance and specifications.
The 103-metre project is the third largest yacht under construction by Fertistar, named "Ulysses". Expected to be delivered in 2024, this meticulously built megaship symbolizes unparalleled luxury and seafaring passion. During its last sea trials in November 2023, it has already demonstrated stunning performance and graceful attitude.
The exterior and interior design by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design is designed with sophistication and taste. This is the 10th time that the designers and the shipyard have worked together to create every detail of this yacht. Fitstar is proud to announce that this modern style yacht uses 1,100 square meters of exterior glazing and is equipped with a unique single-deck engine room.
The "Ulysses" will carry on the proud tradition of the famous yacht of the same name, including two expedition yachts built by Kleven. After delivery, the U-81 from Damen Yachts will be her right-hand man, sailing the vast seas together and writing a new nautical legend.