The hull uses beam to maximise living volume

At 18.68 metres overall, the Navetta 62 is relatively compact compared with the larger models in Absolute's range, but its 5.36-metre beam creates substantial interior width. Large windows and open views are used to reduce the visual weight of the tall superstructure.

The design is intended for owners who prioritise extended stays and protected living space rather than maximum speed. Flybridge, saloon and accommodation zones are arranged to give different groups their own areas during longer periods aboard.

Twin IPS1350 units form the current machinery package

Absolute lists two Volvo Penta D13 IPS1350 units as the propulsion package. The pod-drive arrangement supports joystick manoeuvring and gives designers more freedom below deck because the machinery does not require the same shaft-line geometry as a conventional installation.

Fuel capacity is 3,400 litres and water capacity 780 litres, supporting the yacht's cruising role. Performance figures should still be verified during sea trials because load, weather and final equipment can materially affect actual speed and consumption.

The boat remains visible in Absolute's show programme

Absolute's current model page links the Navetta 62 with the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, confirming the model's continuing role in the active range. Show appearances give prospective buyers the opportunity to compare the 62 directly with adjacent Navetta sizes.

That comparison is useful because Absolute offers several models with very similar design language. Buyers can decide whether they need the additional volume of a Navetta 66 or 70 without leaving the same family and completely changing the onboard concept.

The 62 sits in the middle of a broad Navetta ladder

The current range extends from the Navetta 50 to the Navetta 75, placing the 62 near the middle of the family. This gives it a balance between owner-operated scale and the possibility of professional crew or more formal service.

For LYG readers, the Navetta 62 demonstrates how builders are bringing superyacht-style volume and crew separation into the 18-to-20-metre sector. Its value proposition is based more on space and usability than on outright performance.

Official sources: www.absoluteyachts.com.