SACS Marine's Genoa Boat Show display will bring its most recent concepts together with established maxi-RIB and day-yacht families from 1 to 6 October. Rather than presenting one individual launch, the company is arranging a six-boat stand that shows how its SACS, Rebel and PIRELLI design directions sit alongside one another.

The main location is stand YH217A, with a separate PIRELLI 35 appearing on Mercury's stand. The selection gives buyers an opportunity to compare different ways of using a high-performance boat, from exposed open-deck layouts to more substantial social and overnight accommodation.

Hyper 5S anchors the new direction

Hyper 5S is the opening model in the brand's new Hyper family, following its Cannes world debut earlier in September. Its appearance in Genoa is therefore a regional viewing opportunity, not another claimed world premiere.

Visitors will also be able to inspect the Rebel 50G, which offers a contrasting approach to comfort and practical use of the deck. Comparing the two can help prospective owners see how significantly a builder's design philosophy can change the use of space within the broad luxury-day-yacht segment.

The Strider and PIRELLI choices

Strider 13 and Strider 11 complete the Strider representation, with their sizes placing them in different market categories under LYG's rules. The Strider 13 qualifies for this publication, while the smaller Strider 11 belongs to the under-12-metre leisure-boat market.

The PIRELLI 47 and 44 will sit alongside the SACS models, adding another sporting design language to the display. A PIRELLI 35 is also confirmed, but it will be found at Mercury's stand rather than in the main SACS group.

Six at the principal stand, seven overall

The distinction between six models at YH217A and a seventh at Mercury matters for visitors organising a practical show itinerary. SACS is not announcing seven boats at one berth, and the manufacturer has identified the stand locations separately.

The show display also follows a busy September that included Cannes and Monaco for different parts of the group's range. That earlier coverage is separate from this specific official Genoa line-up, which now gives Italian-market visitors a new date and place for inspection.

A broad choice within the luxury-yacht segment

The larger SACS and PIRELLI models provide several points of comparison for buyers considering fast private cruising rather than a conventionally enclosed flybridge yacht. Open-air circulation, tender-style boarding and the way the deck becomes a social area are often central to that decision.

Genoa runs from Thursday 1 October through Tuesday 6 October, and SACS has confirmed stand YH217A for the principal display. Visitors should arrange appointments if they want sufficient time to assess individual layouts and specifications rather than relying only on a quick walk-through.