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The New 4,000 HP Lamborghini 63 Is a Cruiser That Will Make Your Supercar Jealous

Tecnomar's lamborghini 63 has the raging bull's dna, from the aventador steering wheel to leather racing seats. and it's very, very fast., richard alban, richard alban's most recent stories.

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For supercar addicts, Lamborghini ’s Raging Bull badge has a prestige value that surpasses just about every other automotive marque. Who can forget the iconic Miura   and   Countach , for example, or fail to recognize the outrageously aggressive styling and high-pitched roar of a 12-cylinder Aventador when it looks like a blurred shadow passing on the highway?

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The company has long produced big-block marine engines for offshore powerboat racing, but in 2020, it announced a collaboration with Tecnomar, part of The Italian Sea Group, to transpose the Lamborghini spirit into a ferociously styled, high-speed motoryacht.

The first Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 (the 63 references the yacht’s length in feet and Lamborghini’s 1963 foundation) is now in the water. Robb Report was able to experience the yacht’s thrilling performance firsthand during an invitation-only event at Tecnomar’s Tuscany-based shipyard.

The lean, low profile is more like a smaller performance boat than a 63-foot motoryacht. So is the 60-knot-plus top speed.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

“What we didn’t want was to simply have a car on the water,” said Mitja Borkert, director of Lamborghini’s Centro Stile. “It would have been very naive to just take the car shape and put it on top of a hull. It had to be supremely clean and classy.”

”One of the biggest challenges was maintaining a very low profile like the cars, because on a yacht you need a certain amount of headroom for comfort,” adds Gian Marco Campanino, art director at The Italian Sea Group. “It was a balance between making everything as light and sleek as possible, but also robust and vibration free.”

A trademark Lamborghini motif is the distinctive hexagonal shape of its supercars when viewed from the front or rear. This has been subtly reproduced in the angled hull windows and open transom of the yacht.

Despite the low exterior profile, the interior is wide open and filled with natural light.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

Other features on the 63 reference specific Lamborghini models: The two leather pilot seats are adapted versions of those in the Huracan Evo with Sparco racing seatbelts; the helm is based on the steering wheel of the Aventador (minus the paddle shifts and air bag); and the verde gea paint job is the same as the new limited-series Siàn FKP 37 , powered by hybrid technology. Even the dashboard graphics and aviation-style cover on the start/stop buttons are the same as the cars.

While the hull is made of fiberglass for strength, the carbon-fiber superstructure is designed to keep the weight down and center of gravity low. Under the aft sunpad are a pair of gleaming MAN V12 diesel engines, 2,000 hp each.

When combined with a slippery hull form and surface drives, they provide a top speed in excess of 60 knots, making this 63-footer one of the fastest yachts in her class. At a cruising speed of 40 to 45 knots, she burns around 100 gallons of fuel per hour for a range of 360 nautical miles.

Tecnomar’s design team was able to replicate the hexagonal shape of a Lamborghini’s front by using angular side windows on the 63.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

High speed usually means a bumpy ride, yet despite a stiff breeze that was kicking up three-foot waves during a test run, the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 ran close to her redline speed, with no slamming and minimal vibration. She also proved a very dry boat: at the end of the trial there was hardly a drop of seawater on the windshield.

The 63 was designed to be a fast day boat or weekend cruiser. Behind the helm is a dinette and galley station, pop-up television and rear sunpad. Belowdecks is a forward master suite and guest cabin with twin single berths, both with sporty, carbon-looking trim and gray-and-yellow leather upholstery that carries Lamborghini’s automotive style to the water.

With a base price of about $3.5 million, the performance yacht is aimed at Lamborghini’s existing client base. The Italian Sea Group was reluctant to say exactly how many units have been sold to date. It did confirm, however, that available build slots through 2022 have already been reserved.

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TECNOMAR FOR LAMBORGHINI 63

The Yacht  “ Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 “ is not simply an exercise in style and design but she also represents the avant-guarde of luxury speed boats. Inspired by the performance of Lamborghini supersport cars, there are two innovative elements at the basis of her design concept: speed and dynamic weight. The two engines MAN V 12 – 2000HP allow the yacht to reach the impressive speed of 63 knots, while the use of carbon fiber (a typical element of the cars of Sant’Agata Bolognese) guarantees the classification in the range of ultralight boats with a maximum weight of 24 tons for 63 feet in length.

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>interior designer Tecnomar Centro Stile

>hull GRP Vacuum Technology

>superstructure material Carbon Vacuum Technology

>loa 20 m / 63 ft

>max beam 5.4 m / 18 ft

>main engines 2 x MAN V 12 – 2000HP

>generators 1 x 15 kw

>max speed 63 kn

>cruising speed 40 kn

>propellers Flexy Drive System

>max guests accomodation 5

>max crew accomodation 2

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On board the 58-knot Tecnomar for Lamborghini 'supercar of the sea'

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What I expect to hear is the deep thunderclap growl of a Lamborghini supercar. But what emerges from the 20-metre Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is a much more elegant and refined sound. It is a gentle purr – although it still offers the familiar bone-tickling thrill of hearing a powerful machine come to life.

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As I learn at The Italian Sea Group headquarters in Marina di Carrara, there are in fact many recognisable supercar-esque elements that the collaborative team from Lamborghini and Tecnomar (one of the group’s brands) thought to add to the design. The exterior look – inspired by the £2.5 million limited-edition Sián FKP 37 hybrid car – comes with sharp edges, sculptured lines and geometric patterns that convey Lamborghini’s distinctive style. As I stand in the presence of both the car and the yacht, they look like the ultimate partners in crime.

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After all, the Sián FKP 37 car was built to be a rule-breaker. Meaning “flash of lightning” in Italian, the Sián comes with an electric system that works in unison with a V12 engine that can deliver 785hp at 8,500rpm – the highest ever power output from a Lamborghini, triggering speeds of more than 350km/h. With this kind of muscle and a fine knowledge of weight-to-power ratios and aerodynamic surfaces, it’s no wonder Lamborghini relished the opportunity to pour their experience into a triumphant new yacht project. “It was an exciting challenge to design for the water,” says Mitja Borkert, head of design at Automobili Lamborghini. “We have the strongest design DNA in the automobile world, and here we have been able to transport the language of Lamborghini into the future. The feeling of being on board is a great emotion.”

He’s right – but the emotions are not, perhaps, the ones you might imagine. Having stepped on board, the initial impulse is to make oneself at home. That’s certainly true of the owner’s young child, who has already taken to leaving small footprints over the swish suede-look seats. Using the soft, durable Alcantara microfibre material means those on board needn’t worry about watermarks, spilled drinks and stains. “We worked hard on maintaining a strong focus on usability and liveability,” says Gian Marco Campanino, head of design at The Italian Sea Group, who is also on board. This perhaps explains why the yacht seems so well-suited not just to the young family who owns the first unit, but also to thrilling day trips and laid-back weekend cruises with guests.

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The soft material runs through the interior – even along the walls – chosen in a custom dark grey by the owner, with hand-stitched leather seats and the usual mod-cons hidden away neatly within the aft seating area. For those sitting on the sunpads or around the height-adjustable coffee table under the protective hardtop, the television rises up from the backrest at the push of a button, and the integrated galley station is useful for quick refreshment. Below deck, the dark and handsome accommodation comprises a spacious and comfortable master suite forward and a twin cabin joined by a shared en suite. This formation of rooms is what the owner chose to fit the family on board, but alternative layouts are available.

While crawling out of the marina there is the occasional rumble from the engines – a reminder that the best is yet to come. As we reach open water, it is time to open up the throttle. At this point I decide to hold on to one of the Italian leather handles for dear life – but it’s unnecessary. The early purr of the engines merely transforms into a louder whir and the drum of the waves against the bullet-shaped hull is barely felt at all. “The hull rides on a cushion of air at planing speeds,” Campanino explains as we gather speed. Later, he tells me more about how the GRP hull and carbon fibre superstructure keep the centre of gravity low and the weight down to 24 tonnes. “The hull is 18ft wide [5.4m], made from composite material with rear wings and a three-step drive. It has all been made to improve her performance.”

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The team behind the boat intended the driver to feel like a fighter pilot – and they seem to have pulled it off. I watch the captain confidently push the throttles further and soon we are feeling the full force of the 63 knot top speed. At this velocity, she needs to be fed 480 litres of fuel per hour, but when toned down to around 40 knots, her optimal cruising speed, she requires half that fuel.

Designed in the style of a car cockpit, the yacht’s helm completely integrates the navigation and control systems. The graphics and fonts on the screens here are the same as in the cars, Borkert says. “And it is all finished with Lamborghini’s Carbon Skin – even on the sports seats and the steering wheel,” he adds. Impressed, I point out that after our zig-zag route across the bay, barely two drops of seawater have splashed aboard. She really must’ve flown. After the ride, it is much easier to appreciate how the design, concept and engineering work together so well. And a fair few other Lamborghini fans seem to agree: although the yard will not confirm how many units have been sold, there are no build slots available until after 2022.

“We all know there is a strategic fit between super sports cars and fast superyachts,” says Stefano Rutigliano, Lamborghini’s strategy director. “At Lamborghini, we wanted to expand the brand and work with a yard with a good reputation, product range and financial solidity.” Well, everything seems to be going to plan. This time, the idea for a car and yacht crossover has amounted to something seriously special: the first Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 yacht is turning heads, generating plenty of orders and giving builders like The Italian Sea Group brand new ambitions.

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Tour the Lamborghini Yacht That Boasts 4,000 Horsepower

A deep dive into the must-have yacht for fans of Lamborghini.

The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is a true supercar for the ocean. Inspired by the Sian supercar, its design is undeniably Lamborghini and the power it produces is mindblowing (3,945 horsepower). From bow to stern, there are so many homages to the Lamborghini Sian, including the headlights and even a rear diffuser. Believe me when I say there is so much to discover onboard the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63. To help us all learn all that there is to know, Motor1 has uploaded a wonderful video tour of the yacht. The video also includes interviews with the designers and footage of the yacht cruising at a speed. Click play up above to learn all about this wonderful new vessel.

In other news regarding the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, the first example has been delivered. While we don’t know exactly who it was delivered to or where it will call home, it’s nice to see that deliveries are underway. Why? Because that means we’ll be able to see more of them out on the water. It should be noted that Conor McGregor’s yacht was announced as ready, so this may be his. However, that has yet to be confirmed.

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Prestige Marine has announced that the very first Lamborghini 63 Superyacht built by Tecnomar is now docked in Miami. A tribute to Lamborghini, the powerboat is one of just 63 that will ever be built.

Commissioned at Italian Sea Group’s state-of-the-art production facility near Sant’Agatha Bolognese , which Lamborghini calls home, the yacht was designed especially for its new owner. The client, a fan of the automaker, consulted with his friends and family throughout the commissioning process to create this wild yacht.

Borrowing design cues from the Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 , the yachtmaker incorporated hexagonal shapes and sharp corners in the design of the boat. A hardtop sunshade provides protection from the sun, while simultaneously recalling the roofline of a supercar and its Y-shapes lights come straight from the Sian.

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The yacht is powered by twin MAN V12 engines that make 2,000 PS (1,491 kW / 2,028 PS) a-piece. They propel a yacht that is relative featherweight in its class, thanks to the extensive use of carbon fiber. Tipping the scales at 24 tons, the engines are capable of getting the powerboat up to a top speed of 63 knots (72 mph or 117 km/h). That’s not the only reference to 63, the year that Lamborghini was founded.

“The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is one of the most unique yachts in the world with its uncompromising design, performance and handling. 1963 is the founding year of Lamborghini, so that number appears throughout,” comments Brett David, CEO of Prestige Marine, which imported the yacht. “And with that, we have a 63-foot boat that has a top speed of 63 knots, a total number only 63 being built, all paying homage to Lamborghini’s original starting date of 1963.”

Brought into the U.S. by Prestige Imports, the company has long worked with Lamborghini, as well as a number of other exotic manufacturers. Opened in the 1980s, the company claims it is responsible for shaping the supercar marketplace in South Florida .

“For decades, Prestige Imports has sold the Lamborghini brand here in Miami and South Florida,” said David. “We are honored to welcome the first custom Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 here to North America.”

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The First Lamborghini Yacht Has Arrived in the US

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The first Lamborghini yacht has arrived in North America. In 2020, the Italian supercar manufacturer announced a partnership with Italian superboat manufacturer Tecnomar to produce a limited run of luxury yachts for the global marketplace. Now, the first of these finished boats in the US is waiting for its premiere customer at a dock in South Florida. 

Dubbed Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 , its name carries a variety of different connotations: The boat is 63 feet long, it has a top speed of 63 knots (which translates to around 72 mph on land), and only 63 of them are being built. This number isn’t random though—it’s an easter egg of sorts, pointing to the year 1963, when Ferruccio Lamborghini founded his namesake car company. Each of the roughly five dozen yachts has a starting price of around $3.5 million—and this is before the inevitable optioning-up with custom colors, materials, trim, and other individuated flourishes. Delivered through Miami-based Prestige Marine , the dealership tells AD that more Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 s are on the way. 

The yacht is fitted with a sleek design common to the luxury car brand. 

Of course, it’s the boat’s signature Lamborghini design elements that truly stand out. Aboard the luxury vessel, you’ll find hexagonal patterns on the interior and exterior, Y-shaped headlamps from the marque’s Sián supercar, a jet-fighter-like cockpit, a pair of racing-inspired seats at the helm, and, of course, V-12 power. However, unlike any production Lamborghini supercar, the Techomar features two of these motors, each of which runs on diesel fuel, and produces around 2,000 horsepower.

Racing-inspired seats anchor the helm. 

This is not the first foray into the nautical realm for Lamborghini. In 1968, five years after the founding of his eponymous car company, Ferruccio Lamborghini commissioned a wooden boat from famed Italian shipbuilder Riva and equipped it with a pair of 4.0-liter V-12 engines from his signature sports cars. Later, the marque produced an outrageously potent 7.2-liter V-12 marine engine for use in powerboats. In the 1980s and 1990s, this motor was occasionally shoehorned into the brand’s equally outrageous LM002 , an absurd super-SUV produced in limited numbers, which acted as the precursor to the brand’s current best-seller, the Urus SUV .

The Lamborghini-Tecnomar yacht joins other similar, limited edition, high-end boats produced by exclusive automakers, including Aston Martin , and Mercedes-Benz’s go-fast subsidiary, AMG . These ships are part of a larger initiative among luxury carmakers to create branded lifestyle experiences everywhere their customers may desire to be, including the creation of residential towers by the likes of Aston Martin , Bentley , Porsche , as well as homewares and furniture from Bugatti and a full line of fashion clothing and accessories from Ferrari.

The interiors offer plenty of space for entertaining. 

Not to be forgotten within this context is the full line of Lamborghini Tractors , the first vehicle company founded by Ferruccio back in the immediate post–World War II era in Italy and still in production today. We’re quite certain there is not one large enough to tow this superyacht, but the cross-branding opportunity still seems irresistible.

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• It's a 4,000-horsepower yacht powered by two V12 engines.
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If you've ever looked at a Lamborghini and decided that it would actually be better as a boat, then you're in luck.

Meet the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, a joint project between Automobili Lamborghini and yacht company The Italian Sea Group. Inspired by the Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 hypercar , the limited-edition yacht is named for Lamborghini's 1963 founding year, according to a company press release . 

The Tecnomar's carbon-fiber construction makes it so that the yacht is in the "ultra-lightweight" boat classification. It weighs 24 tons, is 63 feet long, and powered by two V12 engines, each making 2,000 horsepower. 

The yacht is priced at 3 million Euros, or approximately $3.4 million. Only 63 examples will be made and will be available starting this year.

Ultimate Fighting Championship champion Conor McGregor bought one, TMZ reported late last year, securing the 12th example of only 63. It'll be ready for him by summer 2021, the outlet said. 

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The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 represents a collaboration between Automobili Lamborghini and The Italian Sea Group.

UFC champ Conor McGregor bought the 12th example of only 63, according to TMZ. It'll be ready for him by summer 2021.

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It draws styling cues from the Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 hybrid hypercar.

The “63” in its name references 1963, the year Lamborghini was established.

Powered by two V12 engines, the yacht produces a claimed combined output of 4,000 horsepower.

It’s 63 feet long.

And weighs 24 tons.

The yacht’s exterior design is meant to capture the aesthetic of the Lamborghini Miura and Countach from the 1960s and 1970s.

But with a modern interpretation.

The hardtop takes cues from Lamborghini roadsters.

The bow lights are shaped like the Y-shaped front lights found on the concept Terzo Millennio.

The stealth-gray makes it look like a torpedo.

Lamborghini says the hull is made from a high-performance shell.

It was developed by naval engineers that apparently have a specialty in hydrodynamic sciences.

That curved windshield is pretty sweet.

Imagine the wind hitting you in the face while riding in this thing.

This green looks close to the one you see on Huracáns.

These lines are extremely Lamborghini.

As is this front-end design.

In fact, the whole thing is unmistakably Lamborghini.

You’ll find more of the iconic Lamborghini hexagonal design language inside.

There’s a very extensive menu of colors and livery options customers can choose from.

The instrument panel is similar to a car cockpit.

All the details are finished in carbon fiber.

The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 starts at 3 million Euros, or approximately $3.4 million.

Lamborghini says the first boat will be available this year.

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The 63′ Lamborghini yacht isn’t just a design exercise but a true pinnacle in luxury speed boats. Inspired by the performance of the eponym supercars, the yacht features two engines MAN V 12 – 2000HP while constructed in carbon fibre, to only weigh 24 tons. This allows this ferocious yacht to reach a maximum top speed of 60 knots while cruising comfortably at 40 knots.

The interiors of the yacht are the result of the perfect blend of high tech materials, to provide a lightweight construction and functional feel, as well as the finest craftsmanship from Italian luxury yacht makers. The interior features all the unmistakably Lamborghini elements, such as the hexagons, clean lines and Ys. All the colours and materials are entirely customisable to reflect the personality of the future owner.

The pilot Cabin is a nautical interpretation of an automotive cockpit, where all navigation systems are seamlessly integrated and as in the supersport, the details are in Carbon Skin such as the steering wheel. Finally, the unmistakable “start&stop” button (present on the yacht in two units, one per engine) is the same that starts the engine of the Lamborghini Car.

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