Azimut Grande 44M New

Azimut Grande 44M New

The Azimut Grande 44M offers something that doesn’t exist today: a superyacht with reduced CO₂ emissions that brings bold, flowing lines to a design with four decks rather than the traditional three, embracing and sculpting significant volumes. The result is a unique and unexpected onboard lifestyle for this segment.

Created in partnership with designer Alberto Mancini, the innovative layout moves the helm station to the fourth deck, freeing the Upper Deck to become a private owner’s retreat featuring the master suite and a private terrace with spectacular views.

Aft, the Grande 44M reproposes the Mezzanine Deck with Sea View Terrace, a feature central to the success of the Grande Trideck. Here, the experience is enhanced by a glass bottom infinity pool, where continuous contact with the water create a distinctive beach club atmosphere.

DESIGNED AROUND THE OWNER'S EXPERIENCE
Water is the key element in m²atelier's design narrative for the Grande 44M, capturing its essence through fluidity, dynamism and reflections, with the owner's experience at its centre. The result is a refined, understated interior characterised by subtle details and a discreet simplicity.

The forward section of the Upper Deck can be configured as a media room, reserved as a private owner’s space, or transformed into a dining area with veranda accommodating up to 12 people. Almost two-metre-long windows on either side provide open views, while a forward lounge with a small firepit offers an intimate setting from which to watch the sun set over the water.

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND REDUCED EMISSIONS
The Grande 44M is not only a design and lifestyle statement, but also an advanced naval architecture project and a new milestone in Azimut's green course.

The flagship of Azimut's Low Emission Yacht family, the Grande 44M incorporates technologies designed to reduce fuel consumption and emissions, with the shipyard's Low Emission Yachts offering reductions of between 20 and 30% in emissions compared with more traditional naval architectures of the same size.

For the first time on an Azimut yacht, the Grande 44M also incorporates Hull Vane® foil technology. The carbon wing fitted to the stern suppresses the stern wave and generates forward thrust, reducing overall drag while also damping pitch, sway and roll underway.

The yacht combines this advanced naval architecture with Mild Hybrid Plus Zero Emission Hotel Mode, allowing the yacht to remain at anchor for extended periods with the generators off while onboard systems continue operating. The technology also enables cruising with the generators off and all loads connected, while surplus energy can be used to recharge the battery pack.

The Azimut Grande 44M will be presented to the public at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026.