Dynamiq approach

Dynamiq reveals its new GTT 170 flagship superyacht, which is engineered for efficiency.

29 September 2024

Dynamiq has unveiled the exterior design and some interior renderings of its 52-metre GTT 170 flagship superyacht. The keel laying for this all-aluminium vessel is scheduled to take place in Antalya, Turkey, in the last week of September.

The exterior, designed by Dobroserdov Design, features angular lines with fewer curves and a more robust appearance. Stainless steel and carbon accents contribute to its blend of elegance and high-tech features. The interiors, designed by Milanese architect Claudio Pironi & Partners, adopt a minimalist approach, incorporating natural marbles and teak.

This yacht offers significant interior volume for a 50-metre vessel below 500 GT, including five guest staterooms and a spacious owner’s suite. A dedicated spa area with a sauna and gym is located at the aft, while a two-tiered beach club with folding bulwarks maximises available space.

The sundeck is designed as a multifunctional area, featuring an outdoor cinema lounge.

A spacious owner’s suite highlights the yacht's luxurious accommodations.

The minimalist interior incorporates natural marble and teak elements.

The interiors are designed by Milanese architect Claudio Pironi & Partners.

This yacht offers significant interior volume for a 50-metre vessel below 500 GT.

Natural marbles and teak give a refined atmosphere.

The GTT 170’s angular exterior design features stainless steel and carbon accents.

The two-tiered beach club maximises outdoor space with folding bulwarks.

Designed for efficiency, the GTT 170 has a range of 4,500 nautical miles.

Dynamiq’s collaboration with Vripack continues with the GTT 170.

The yacht’s 2-metre draft allows for access to remote destinations.

Dynamiq says the GTT 170 is engineered for efficiency, with a range of 4,500 nautical miles. Its 2-metre draft allows access to remote areas in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, making it suitable for two-season cruising.

The yacht’s engineering also enables superior fuel efficiency, with main engines 40 percent smaller than comparable vessels, while maintaining the same performance.

The GTT 170 meets strict commercial regulations, supporting potential commercial charter operations.

This yacht is a product of Dynamiq’s ongoing collaboration with Dutch naval architects Vripack, with delivery of the first hull scheduled for the first half of 2027. GTT 170 Hull #1 is available for purchase through Denison Yachting.

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