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A48 O/B wins the Design Innovation Award 2026

03 Oct 2026

The award went to A48 O/B in the motorboats up to 14m hull length category at the 66th Genoa International Boat Show.

Now in its seventh edition, the award is organised by Confindustria Nautica with the Genoa International Boat Show, and recognises research, creativity and sustainability across the marine industry.

Beyond the open

A48 O/B changes the way you spend time at sea, and the clearest sign of it is at the stern: with the bulwarks folded down, the cockpit opens into one continuous beach area, and each side platform has a built-in step that takes you down towards the water.

Forward, the new T-Top and wraparound windscreen shelter the cockpit without enclosing it. The proportions and the colour palette give A48 O/B the presence of a considerably larger yacht.

The outboard range grows

At 14.75 metres overall with engines, and powered by three outboards, A48 O/B continues a direction Cranchi has been following for some time, alongside E26 O/B and A32 O/B.

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In international television production, every detail counts. When the location moves onto the water, choosing the right boat is not only a question of looks: it is a statement of intent. For the final season of Emily in Paris, the producers were looking for a boat that could speak of contemporary luxury, of the balance between style and performance, of the easy pleasure of Italian summers. The choice fell on the E26 O/B.   The E26 O/B design takes centre stage The E26 O/B enters the world of Emily in Paris with an immediate, recognisable presence. Its taut lines, sharp bow and compact profile draw a contemporary silhouette, a shape that reads as cleanly on the water as it does on screen. The colour choice adds to that visual identity, and it is the work of the Cranchi Atelier, which treats every combination as part of the design. The Bianco Panama of the hull brings out the shapes and the light, while the Macadamia interior lends a sense of continuity and refinement, chosen to make the most of materials and volumes. Someone watching the scene on Netflix may not take in every technical detail. But they catch the whole of it: the balance of the proportions, the precision of the drawing, the sense of a boat thought through in every part.