Representing the third luxury vessel of the Vitruvius® series sold by Perini Navi Group, the all-new 73m Picchiotti motor yacht Grace E has achieved excellent results in all of the tests scheduled for her sea trials: range, maximum speed, fuel and power consumption, as well as Dynamic Positioning system. The quietness and lack of vibration have especially pleased the Grace E yacht’s technicians.
73m Vitruvius mega yacht Grace E sold by Perini Navi Group
Superyacht Grace E has a different diesel-electric propulsion system compared to her predecessors superyacht Exuma and luxury yacht Galileo G, an advanced system that runs on two Azipods, electronically activated propellers mounted on a guidable support.
Grace E Yacht - side view
Yacht captain Eddie Cooney commented: “Recent sea trials have confirmed that the use of electrical Azipods for the propulsion of Grace E has made for exceptional quietness and comfort while navigating. This result is due to the fact that the yacht does not have traditional shafts but a system that does not create propeller noise. There is little evidence that the boat is underway unless you are looking out the windows and actually witnessing the changing landscape. We expect that this will be a very much appreciated asset to guests cruising aboard.”
Superyacht Grace E - front view
Superyacht Grace E from above
Tests on her Dynamic Positioning system have confirmed that the Grace E superyacht can maintain her position on the water even in rough conditions.
Luxury yacht Grace E - aft view
Grace E superyacht - rear view
Ideal for cruising on the high seas, luxury yacht Grace E has exterior spaces spread over five decks. The upper deck, or Wellness Deck, is entirely dedicated to care of the person and wellness with a gym, sauna and hydrotherapy equipment. The interiors, designed by Remi Tessier, are elegant with strong contemporary accents.
Grace E superyacht
Below is a gallery for the oustanding charter yachts built by Perini Navi.
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