The Larger the Lamborghini, the Smaller… You Can Guess the Rest | Carscoops

      Larger than any supercar, the Lamborghini Tecnomar 101FT is designed for those who prioritize size above all else.

      Just revealed by Lamborghini and The Italian Sea Group, the 101ft Tecnomar yacht features design elements inspired by Lamborghini’s latest Fenomeno and Temerario supercars. Deliveries are set to begin in 2027 for those seeking the ultimate maritime status symbol.

      Automobili Lamborghini has a history of showcasing its bold identity, and this latest collaboration embodies that ethos. Unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show, the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 101FT measures an impressive 101 feet (30 meters) in length. It makes a supercar like the Fenomeno parked beside it appear diminutive, highlighting that size is a significant factor in certain circles.

      This collaboration isn't Lamborghini's first with the Italian Sea Group; they previously launched the Tecnomar 63, and this iteration follows the same concept but on a larger scale. The design language from Sant’Agata is evident with the hexagonal motifs throughout the 101FT, drawing inspiration from the new Fenomeno, including Y-shaped lighting.

      Powering the yacht are three MTU 16V2000 M96L engines, generating a total of 7,600 horsepower (kW). This performance enables the boat to reach speeds of up to 45 knots (52 mph / 83 kph) and cruise at 35 knots (40 mph / 65 kph). In the yacht world, this performance rivals that of supercars, complete with a sun deck and guest cabins.

      The interior design also takes significant cues from Lamborghini's supercar aesthetic, incorporating hexagons, vibrant colors, specialized stitching, and even a bull statue. The bridge chairs and dashboard closely resemble those found in Lamborghini supercars.

      In terms of accommodations, there are spaces for three crew members and nine guest cabins. It’s worth noting that all the images presented are renderings; the version showcased at the event was merely a scale model.

      As for pricing, Lamborghini and the Italian Sea Group have yet to manufacture any units. They are projected to launch in 2027, and current pricing remains unknown. If the Tecnomar Lamborghini 63 serves as a reference, we anticipate prices to exceed $10 million. Pre-owned examples of the 63 can go for around half that or more, but none can match the scale or luxury that this new model promises.