Saxdor Yachts will return to Genoa from 1 to 6 October 2026 with six boats in its official show display. Three qualify for Luxury Yacht Guide coverage: the 14.40-metre 460 GTC and the 12.40-metre 400 GTS and 400 GTO.

The smaller 340 GTWA, 320 GTO and 270 GTO sit below LYG’s 12-metre threshold and are excluded from this article. That leaves a focused three-yacht group representing the upper end of Saxdor’s current range.

460 GTC leads the LYG-size display

The 460 GTC is the largest model Saxdor has listed for Genoa and the enclosed member of its flagship 460 family. At 14.40 metres overall, it combines the brand’s stepped-hull performance approach with a more protected main-deck environment for all-season use.

Its place at Genoa is significant because Saxdor has spent 2026 pushing further into the premium yacht segment. The 460 range is central to that move, adding more accommodation and finish while preserving the outboard-powered character that established the company’s smaller models.

400 GTS and GTO offer two open-deck interpretations

The 400 GTS and 400 GTO share a 12.40-metre overall length but target slightly different ownership preferences. Both remain close to Saxdor’s original open-performance formula, with fold-down side areas and layouts built around outdoor use.

Showing them beside the larger 460 GTC gives visitors a useful way to see how the brand’s design language scales upward. It also highlights the choice between a more open day-boat approach and the greater weather protection and accommodation of the flagship family.

Three qualifying yachts from a six-boat stand

Saxdor’s official Genoa page lists six boats in total, but only half fall within LYG’s defined market. The filtering matters because the company’s smaller models belong to the leisure-boat segment rather than the 12-to-24-metre luxury-yacht category covered here.

Within the qualifying group, lengths range from 12.40 to 14.40 metres. That makes Saxdor’s Genoa presence particularly relevant to owner-operators looking for relatively compact yachts with strong outdoor-living and performance priorities.

Genoa follows the 460 GTS Cannes launch

The Italian show follows Saxdor’s Cannes programme, where the new 460 GTS made its world debut. Genoa will instead put the 460 GTC alongside the two 400-series open models, broadening the comparison across the company’s current upper range.

Saxdor will exhibit through Supermarine in Genoa from 1 to 6 October. Buyers considering a 12-to-15-metre performance yacht will therefore be able to compare three of the builder’s most relevant LYG-size models in one place.