Cranchi Yachts has confirmed a broad display for Genoa from 1 to 6 October 2026, led by its flybridge range and a new outboard version of the A48. Six announced yachts fit Luxury Yacht Guide's 12.00–23.99-metre coverage.

The qualifying group comprises the Sessantasette 67, Sessantasette 67 Corsa, Sessantadue 62, A46 Luxury Tender, M44 HT and new A48 O/B. The larger Settantotto 78 belongs to the 24m-plus superyacht market, while the smaller Z35, A32 and E26 boats fall below LYG's lower limit.

A48 O/B adds a new propulsion choice

Cranchi identifies the A48 O/B as a world premiere at this edition of Genoa. It adds an outboard version to the company's distinctive large-tender direction without making the existing A46 a new launch.

Visitors can compare the deck and aft-area arrangements of the outboard model against other open designs at the show. Detailed performance and equipment specifications should be checked against the actual exhibition boat.

The larger flybridge range

The 20.80-metre Sessantasette 67 and 67 Corsa sit alongside the 20.23-metre Sessantadue 62 in Cranchi's line-up. These are different yacht concepts within a relatively narrow overall-length range.

The display lets owners assess how Cranchi allocates space between interior accommodation, upper-deck use and outdoor living. A static viewing will clarify the layouts but cannot replace sea trials when evaluating handling.

A46 and M44 bridge into compact luxury

The A46 Luxury Tender measures 14.25 metres, while the M44 HT is 13.82 metres overall in LYG's current model records. Their different deck structures offer contrasting approaches to shelter and social use.

Buyers choosing between these sizes should inspect cabin access, boarding, side decks and the operation of bathing platforms. Options fitted to individual show boats must not be assumed to be standard equipment.

Where to find Cranchi

Cranchi's official event page places its stand at Banchina E, YE09–YE213A, during the six-day exhibition. The same page identifies the A32 O/B as a further world premiere outside LYG's size scope.

The breadth of the display provides useful comparisons for buyers, but an appointment is advisable for extended time aboard. LYG is restricting the story to yachts under 24 metres rather than presenting the full brand stand as an all-LYG fleet.