Embarking on the success story of its American debut, ISA Yachts, a subsidiary of Palumbo Superyachts, seals another deal, enchanting a European yacht enthusiast with the exquisite craftsmanship of its Unica 45M Steel series. This model is highly anticipated, with delivery scheduled as far as 2028. The exquisite design, intricately detailed by Enrico Gobbi’s Team for Design, bears the hallmark of ISA Yachts' naval architecture mastery. The Unica 45M Steel series boldly combines a robust steel hull with a lightweight aluminium superstructure, upping its game with an impressive fuel capacity of over 60,000 litres, enabling a transatlantic journey of 4,000 nautical miles effortlessly cruising at 10 knots. Characteristic of the Unica 45M Steel series is a uniquely slender silhouette. The yacht’s design bestows an opulent sunbathing space and an infinity cockpit encased in a glass balustrade, delivering uninterrupted sea views. A formal dining area, owner’s suite equipped with walk-in wardrobe, and the facility of an additional sixth cabin or office space further adorn the main deck. The sundeck – an astounding 16-metre outdoor paradise – accommodates a full array of al fresco living essentials: sun-pads, a bar, and a jacuzzi to name a few. Four additional guest cabins, as well as an accommodation for nine crew members, complete this floating mansion. Twin CAT C32 engines ensure a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots. The sale of the second Unica 45M Steel model catapults the count of ISA Yachts under construction to 11, diversifying their portfolio with models ranging from 40 to 80 meters. Their impressive projects include three 80-meter masterpieces and a newly announced Viper 120.
ISA Yachts triumphs again with the sale of another Unica 45M Steel to a savvy European owner.
Riding on the heels of its victory in the American market, ISA Yachts confirms the sale of a second Unica 45M Steel model to a discerning European client.
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