Absolute Yachts has confirmed a four-model display for the Genoa International Boat Show from 1 to 6 October 2026. The Italian builder will exhibit the Navetta 53, Navetta 62, Navetta 70 and 60 FLY at stand YE21.

Every yacht in the announced line-up falls inside Luxury Yacht Guide's 12-to-23.99-metre scope. The display therefore gives buyers a concentrated look at Absolute's current cruising and flybridge offering without moving into the superyacht category.

Navetta range provides three of the four yachts

The Navetta 53 measures 15.98 metres, the Navetta 62 is 18.68 metres and the Navetta 70 measures 21.27 metres overall. Across the three models, Absolute emphasises large glazed areas, generous interior volume and outdoor spaces designed around extended cruising.

The progression also lets visitors compare how the Navetta concept changes as length and beam increase. That is particularly useful for owners deciding whether additional volume justifies moving into a larger berth and operating envelope.

60 FLY represents the flybridge side of the range

The 60 FLY measures 18.66 metres overall and is offered with Volvo Penta IPS propulsion. Its layout uses an open relationship between saloon and cockpit, while the upper deck adds a second outdoor living and helm area.

Placing the 60 FLY beside the similarly sized Navetta 62 creates a direct comparison between two different approaches to an approximately 19-metre luxury motor yacht. One prioritises a more traditional flybridge character while the other follows the Navetta cruising philosophy.

Genoa follows Absolute's Cannes rebrand

The Genoa display will also carry Absolute's recently introduced visual identity, including the new logo and the “Absolute. A deeper experience.” positioning. The builder says its stand has been redesigned to reflect the same visual language.

That makes Genoa the first Italian show appearance for the refreshed brand presentation after its introduction at Cannes. The yachts themselves remain the central product story, but the stand gives Absolute another opportunity to establish the new identity with owners and dealers.

Four models cover a broad ownership range

The selected yachts span roughly 16 to 21 metres, covering owner-operated cruising through to larger flybridge and Navetta use. All remain below the 24-metre threshold that separates Luxury Yacht Guide coverage from the larger superyacht sector.

For buyers attending Genoa, the compact four-yacht display should make cross-shopping within the Absolute range easier. The show runs for six days and follows immediately after the busy September run of Cannes, Southampton and Monaco.