The GT75 stays inside the LYG size ceiling
At 22.85 metres overall, the GT75 remains below Luxury Yacht Guide's 24-metre upper limit despite carrying the proportions and living spaces of a much larger sports yacht. A 5.99-metre beam creates the width needed for broad social zones and several different lower-deck accommodation plans.
The design sits between Pardo's walkaround and Endurance families rather than copying either one directly. Its reverse bow and open exterior spaces retain the brand's sporty visual identity, while the greater interior volume is intended for owners spending longer periods aboard.
Two to four cabins can be specified
Pardo offers multiple layout families, including galley-up and galley-down arrangements and lower decks with two, three or four cabins. This allows an owner to choose between larger private suites and maximum guest capacity without changing the hull or exterior architecture.
The main deck is designed for continuity between inside and outside, with large openings and an aft cockpit that functions as another living room. Forward and aft sun areas extend that approach, giving guests several separated exterior zones rather than concentrating everyone around one cockpit table.
Triple IPS propulsion defines the engine room
The current technical specification lists three Volvo IPS1050 units as standard with triple IPS1350 power available as an option. Fuel capacity is about 4,300 litres, while the engine room and systems layout are arranged to remain serviceable despite the concentration of machinery across the stern.
Pardo also says the machinery space is prepared for future Volvo hybrid powertrains. That does not make the current yacht a hybrid, but it shows that the platform was planned with potential electrification rather than forcing later owners to redesign the entire engine-room architecture.
A flagship shaped around extended stays
Nauta Design handles the interior and exterior design language while Zuccheri Yacht Design is responsible for naval architecture. The builder presents the yacht as a gran turismo for longer stays, combining a high-performance hull with the atmosphere of a waterside villa.
For buyers, the GT75's significance lies in that crossover. It offers nearly 23 metres of length, multiple accommodation choices and high-power pod propulsion while preserving the open, owner-driven character that made smaller Pardo models distinctive.
Official sources: pardoyachts.com.
