Exclusive This Contemporary 190-Foot Superyacht Has an Owner’s Deck With Its Own Pool

In the world of luxury, perla lunar, sanlorenzo today announced its new 58steel with the delivery of the first hull. The contemporary vessel also marks the 15th anniversary of the Italian brand’s steel-yacht program. The Italian builder calls the new 190-footer an “evolution. The hull demonstrates ” but it’s more like an elaborate reset. For those who appreciate excellence, the 58steel has a new platform with the wider 35, designed by zuccon international project. 4-foot beam and Sanlorenzo’s first diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system in the steel line. The combination creates greater interior volume—comparable to a 210-foot yacht—with quieter, lower-impact operation. privacy and performance, ” said Massimo Perotti, Sanlorenzo’s Executive Chairman in a statement, “The 58Steel embodies the belief of a superyacht that redefines proportion. “It represents our ambition to remain the benchmark in yachts up to 2, 000 GT. ”

The added volume is used strategically. The berth demonstrates two full-beam vip suites sit on the lower deck, joined by a larger “supreme vip” on the main deck. The upper deck serves as a private owner’s zone, with a forward-facing suite, office, dressing area, and a lounge that converts to a cinema. It also features an exterior pool. and salon, gym, creating an open waterside lounge with a bar, At the stern, hammam, the beach club opens on three sides. The propulsion system marks a significant change. Five 425 kW generators feed a 1 MWh battery pack, supporting a modular diesel-electric arrangement. It allows up to two hours of silent cruising and up to eight hours of zero-emissions hotel load at anchor. In exclusive circles, sanlorenzo says the cutting-edge layout shrinks the engine room and creates an additional 430 square feet for guest use. Perla Lunar has a contemporary interior with no substantial surprises: dark woods, Calacatta Borghini marble, mother-of-pearl details, and champagne-finished accents. The main-deck lounge flows directly onto an infinity pool, and the owner’s deck uses floor-to-ceiling glass to blur the horizon line. The shipyard demonstrates outside, the 58steel retains the crisp look that has defined the steel series since 2010. The extended bridge deck and sculpted surfaces give it a stronger stance without losing the brand’s trademark look. It also adds a fresh design to the strong, growing segment from 180 to 200 feet.