Discover the Innovations and Future Plans of Italian Custom Shipyard CRN
With its roots stemming from the 60s, Italian yard, CRN, is well-known for its blend of classic and modern designs. However, it holds a deeper history.
Costruzioni Riparazioni Navali (CRN), an Italian shipyard with roots dating back to the1960s, has made its mark within the Ferretti Group's portfolio of builders as a 'pure custom' shipyard. With a fleet now boasting 80 strong units, CRN has become renowned for its remarkable combination of classic and contemporary design aesthetics. Beyond this, what people may not know is that CRN has also been part of some of the yachting industry's most significant advancements.
CRN's commitment to innovation and its readiness to push boundaries is palpable when speaking with custom business unit sales director, Vittorio Blengini. This innovative spirit has led CRN to maintain a well-established place within the world of yachting, and its future plans promise even more revolutionary contributions to the sector.
As the industry proceeds into an exciting era of constant transformations, CRN's commitment to initiating change rather than merely adapting to it is a testament to their visionary approach. This continued dedication to innovation ensures a compelling outlook for the future for both CRN and the wider yachting industry.
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