The Endurance brief prioritises range and quietness

Pardo describes the E72 as a yacht designed to operate efficiently in both displacement and planing modes, with a focus on lower fuel consumption, reduced noise and large onboard volume. The concept is more passage-oriented than the brand's faster walkaround range.

At 22 metres overall and 5.66 metres across the beam, the yacht remains inside Luxury Yacht Guide's size ceiling while providing enough space for four guest cabins, five bathrooms and a separate crew cabin. The arrangement also keeps guest accommodation and crew support clearly separated during longer passages.

Twin IPS packages cover two performance levels

The standard machinery package uses twin Volvo D13 IPS1050 units, while IPS1350 engines are offered as an upgrade. Fuel capacity is 6,000 litres and water capacity 1,200 litres, supporting the yacht's extended-cruising brief.

Pardo also refers to an eco-speed operating concept intended to optimise consumption across longer passages. Buyers should still assess real-world range through sea trials and operating data because loading, weather and speed strategy materially affect fuel use.

Hybrid readiness is designed into the platform

The E72 is described as hybrid-ready, meaning its technical architecture anticipates future electrified propulsion options rather than requiring a complete redesign of the machinery spaces. That distinction matters because the current yacht is not presented as a fully hybrid boat by default.

Preparing the platform for later technology can protect flexibility as propulsion systems evolve. Owners choosing a conventional installation today retain the possibility of adopting future packages without starting from an engine-room layout designed only around traditional diesel machinery.

Four cabins support owner and guest separation

The standard arrangement provides four cabins for eight guests plus separate crew accommodation for two. Interior design is by BurdissoCapponi Yachts&Design, while Davide Leone Yachts Design handles naval architecture and Cantiere del Pardo develops the exterior concept.

The E72 therefore sits between a high-volume motor yacht and an efficiency-led passagemaker. Its appeal to LYG buyers is the combination of premium accommodation, substantial tankage and future-ready engineering inside a 22-metre platform.

Official sources: pardoyachts.com.