The collaboration between NAMES and the R&D department has produced an advanced planing hull, wider at the stern and streamlined at the bow. By enabling the yacht to get on plane earlier, even at lower speeds, this solution broadens the speed range at which the Seadeck 9 cruises at peak efficiency.

Azimut’s pioneering use of carbon fiber extends beyond pure performance. Up to 45% of the Seadeck 9’s surface is laminated in carbon fiber, which lightens the components involved, enabling an unparalleled optimization of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.

The Seadeck 9 can be equipped with 9,5 square meters solar panels installed on the deckhouse, resulting in a total power of 1617Wp (1,6 kW). The energy generated by the solar panels contributes to charging the battery packs.

As with other Seadeck models, PET from recycled plastic bottles is used to replace traditional PVC. It is integrated into all bulkheads and 65% of the interior deck, equating to over 10,000 recycled plastic bottles for each yacht produced.

Persistent investment in the research and implementation of advanced technologies and sustainable materials has allowed the Seadeck Series to be the shipyard’s first to obtain the RINA GREEN PLUS class certification for its environmental performance, even in its standard configuration.