From Robb Report · Rachel Cormack · · 1m
GX42 Superyacht Uses Smart Energy System
A 138-foot hybrid superyacht adjusts its power source based on journey needs.
In brief
A 138-foot hybrid superyacht adjusts its power source based on journey needs. GX Superyachts' new 138-foot Merinos yacht uses integrated energy systems to switch between diesel and solar for efficient, zero-emission cruising. Originally reported by Robb Report.
GX42 Unveiled
GX Superyachts launched a 138-foot hybrid superyacht with integrated energy architecture for clean, quiet cruising.
Smart Energy System
The yacht switches between diesel engines and solar power based on journey needs for up to 48 hours of zero-emission operation.
Efficiency Features
At 9 knots, the yacht travels 5,000 nautical miles with a range of 17 knots using conventional propulsion.
Design Philosophy
Vladimir Zinchenko stated the GX42 integrates energy systems to ensure efficiency from the start, not as an afterthought.
Family-Friendly Layout
The yacht features a dining area for 10, a salon, and a full-beam owner's suite with private terrace.
What Happens Next
Merinos will begin operations next year with its unique energy system for extended zero-emission cruising.
Here's the gist
GX Superyachts' new 138-foot Merinos yacht uses integrated energy systems to switch between diesel and solar for efficient, zero-emission cruising.
