Italian yard Codecasa is to begin building an aircraft-inspired 70 metre superyacht concept named Codecasa Jet 2020.

Yacht concept 2020. Sporting numerous stylistic features borrowed from aviation the Codecasa Jet 2020 has been hailed by the yard as breaking the mould of yacht design. Codecasa s futuristic 70 metre aircraft inspired superyacht design the Codecasa Jet 2020 is packed with stylistic features borrowed from the world of aviation design including a sundeck that extends aft to recall the tail of an aircraft. The Rome studio headed by Pierpaolo Lazzarini is committed to developing visually stimulating projects that offer a different approach to design.

On average yachts built in 2020 are 37m with a volume of 441 GT. Measuring 55ft 17m in length the concept proposes to use only wind and solar power. Codecasa Jet 2020 sees the lines of an aircraft transposed onto a superyacht.

Models currently listed on YachtWorld span in size and length from 21 feet to 223 feet. You know its a fancy yacht when it has its own pool - indoors. The largest yacht built in 2020 is Scheherazade built by Lürssen Yachts with a volume of 10167 GT.

The Australian yard worked together with Misha Merzliakov Yacht Design MMYD to create the concept which features an automotive-style and a reverse bow. In 2020 the Oceanco fleet only features boats longer than 100 ft and the largest available yacht is 361 ft. Codecasas Jet 2020 Superyacht Concept Looks Like a Jumbo.

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