At the yard with the Sanlorenzo 64Steel Attila

by Justin Ratcliffe 26 Apr 2019 20:52 PDT

SanLorenzo 64 Steel in build in La Spezia © SanLorenzo

In this exclusive report, SuperYacht Times visits the first Sanlorenzo 64Steel approaching completion in La Spezia and meets her Argentinian owner.

It's easy to forget that Sanlorenzois a relative newcomer to metal boatbuilding. Yet just 12 years after the launch of the first 40Alloy in 2007 (and despite the economic downturn that followed) it has delivered 25 steel or aluminium-hulled yachts and is working on 14 others at its superyacht facility in La Spezia.

As the new flagship of the Sanlorenzo fleet and one of the highest volume yachts in her class, the 64Steel Attila is far and away the biggest and most ambitious of these new-build projects.

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At the yard with the Sanlorenzo 64Steel Attila

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