This is the Mazu 92 DS, a 92-foot yacht designed in Turkey.
She’s a beauty, and more importantly, she’s got a unique feature.
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The 92 DS’ design is full of unusual and quirky details – something we are seeing increasingly in yacht concepts from this Star-Wars inspired design to this ‘floating city that’s shaped like a turtle.
For example, it features an unusually imposing profile due to its vertical windshield, which is a feature that’s usually reserved for commercial vessels, rather than yachts.
More to the point, it’s made almost entirely out of steel.
This, for a yacht of this size, is unprecedented because, nine times out of ten, yachts made of steel are larger.
On the flipside, however, we’ve seen this happen before in recent times, with various brands trying out different materials for brand new vessels.
Not long ago, BMW unveiled a yacht that’s actually made of glass.
The steel hull was designed around a trio of 800-horsepower Volvo engines.
So this is a yacht that’s built like a superyacht, but runs like a supercar.
92 DS has a top speed of 18 knots, and a range of 1,170 nautical miles.
The main deck offers a massive master suite with a walk-in closet.
Meanwhile, the lower deck has accommodation for up to six guests.
The beach club is also special, because it is designed to be completely private from the rest of the boat.
Last but definitely not least, the flybridge, which is made of carbon fiber, is large enough to accommodate lounges with a wetbar.
It even has a hardtop that can be opened electrically.
Like a ‘convertible’ yacht.
And the price?
The Mazu 92 DS isn’t cheap, coming in at €8.5 million – or $9.27 million.
Mind you, it must be said that in the crazy world of yachting, $9 million for a 92-foot yacht isn’t too bad.
Jeff Bezos’ second yacht, for example, costs nearly ten times as much even though it is ‘only’ three times larger.
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