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Lagoon has introduced the Lagoon 46 and 51 Iconic editions, and revealed more details of its Neo refit program, introduced at Cannes 2024.
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Lagoon has launched two new initiatives: the Lagoon 46 and 51 Iconic editions, and revealed more details of the Lagoon Neo line, which focuses on the refit and reuse of older vessels.
The Lagoon 46 and 51 Iconic editions were presented during Lagoon Exclusive Days 2025, held from 12 to 15 March at the Lagoon shipyard in Bordeaux, France. The Iconic editions introduce updated design elements and additional features to the models, with new exterior colour palettes using vibrant and pastel tones influenced by 1980s aesthetics.
The Iconic editions also feature modifications to the forward cockpit. The area includes more sun pads and a new swim ladder, enabling access to the sea from the bow.
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In 2023, Lagoon introduced a furling boom option for models from 46 to 51 feet, including a furling mandrel that is not enclosed in a housing, allowing the crew to monitor and control sail handling operations such as hoisting, reefing and furling. The absence of a casing also reduces weight and the risk of damage during gybing on new editions, including the Lagoon 46 and 51 Iconic editions.
Lagoon used its Exclusive Days event to confirm more details of the Neo line, launched at the 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival. This programme offers a comprehensive refit for older Lagoon catamarans at Groupe Beneteau facilities. The process begins with a technical evaluation, followed by work determined according to the vessel’s condition and customer preferences.
The first model refitted through this process is a Lagoon 620 built in 2012. Lagoon says that each vessel is brought in line with current standards and undergoes the same testing as a new build.
Over 70 percent of uninstalled equipment is repurposed during the work, according to the yard. On completion, vessels are covered by a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
Three refit pack options are available: Standard, Silent and Premium. These packages may include structural checks, electrical upgrades, lithium batteries, solar panels, interior updates and new or refurbished equipment. Lagoon confirms that hull repainting is also available in certain configurations. Depending on the scope of work, the process is expected to take approximately four to six months.
All refits carried out through the Neo programme are supported by Lagoon’s international dealer network, which includes more than 230 service points worldwide.
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