Awards

Sessantadue 62 awarded European Powerboat of the Year 2025

18 Jan 0025

On 18 January 2025 during the Flagship Night in the framework of the  Boot Düsseldorf, Cranchi Yachts’ new flybridge was awarded European Powerboat of the Year in the up to 24m category.

The European Powerboat awards are amongst the most important in the maritime sector due to their panel. The jury is indeed composed of expert test riders and the editors-in-chief of eight sector magazines, which reach a combined monthly total of a million readers, and an even larger audience through their digital channels: Båtmagasinet (Norway), Boatmag.it (Italy), BOOTE (Germany), Motorboot (Netherlands), Nautica y Yates (Spain), Neptune (France), Marina CH (Switzerland) and Yachtrevue (Austria).

The Sessantadue 62 grabbed the attention of the jury members thanks to its distinctive design and its liveability characteristics, which make it a yacht suitable for long group cruises.

Sessantadue 62

The Cranchi Sessantadue 62 is a new flybridge yacht with total length of 20.15 metres and hull length of 17.68 metres.


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