The Sessantasette 67 leads the LYG-size display

Cranchi’s Genoa line-up includes the Sessantasette 67 and the more performance-focused Sessantasette 67 Corsa. Both sit within LYG’s size range and represent the upper end of the builder’s owner-operated luxury-yacht offering.

The two versions allow buyers to compare different interpretations of the same underlying platform. The standard model places greater emphasis on flybridge cruising, while the Corsa treatment gives the yacht a sportier character and a different relationship between helm, exterior deck space and profile.

The Sessantadue 62 adds a smaller flybridge option

The Sessantadue 62 gives Cranchi another flybridge yacht below the 24-metre threshold. It is aimed at owners who want substantial accommodation and elevated outdoor living without moving into the operational scale of a larger superyacht.

Its presence alongside the 67-foot models gives visitors a useful comparison of how Cranchi scales its design ideas across different lengths. Buyers can assess whether they value the extra volume of the larger yachts or prefer the easier handling and berthing footprint of the 62.

A46 and M44 HT cover the open and hardtop end of the range

Cranchi is also showing the A46 Luxury Tender and M44 HT, two models that approach luxury yachting from a more open, day-oriented perspective. The A46 emphasises exterior social space and direct water access, while the M44 HT combines a protected hardtop layout with weekend-cruising accommodation.

Those models broaden the display beyond traditional flybridge cruising. For LYG buyers, the contrast is useful because the 12-to-24-metre market increasingly spans very different ownership patterns, from fast day use and entertaining to longer family cruising.

Genoa gives buyers a broad view of the current Cranchi range

The 2026 Genoa International Boat Show runs from 1 to 6 October. Cranchi is using the event to display a larger overall fleet that also includes boats outside LYG’s size band, but the five eligible models provide a concentrated view of its current luxury-yacht offer.

For buyers comparing Italian production builders, seeing several models together can reveal differences in deck planning, interior volume and finish that are difficult to judge from individual launches. It also gives existing Cranchi owners a straightforward path for comparing potential upgrades within the same brand.

Official sources: www.cranchi.com.