This September, Baglietto will take centre stage at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, running from 23 to 26 September in the Principality, with the world premiere of two entirely new yachts: the FAST50 and the first-ever T60. Together, the pair represent two distinct yet complementary expressions of the shipyard’s identity, one rooted in performance heritage, the other in a new philosophy of onboard living.
Measuring 49.9 metres and powered by four engines, the FAST50 marks Baglietto’s return to the world of high-performance aluminium yachts, a return to the very DNA that first made the brand an icon of Italian yacht building. Capable of 30 knots, she pairs exhilarating performance with the kind of generous interior volumes more typically associated with displacement yachts, striking a balance not often achieved at this speed.
The exterior styling, penned by Francesco Paszkowski Design, pays homage to some of Baglietto’s most iconic yachts of the past, reinterpreting their timeless character through a distinctly contemporary design language. The interiors — also by Paszkowski Design, in collaboration with Margherita Casprini — echo that same balance of elegance and functionality, while the naval architecture has been developed by Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture.
T60: A New Vision of Life at Sea
With the T60, Baglietto introduces a fresh interpretation of contemporary yachting, one centred on space, natural light, and comfort. Expansive interiors, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living come together to enhance wellbeing and conviviality on board — offering an uninterrupted dialogue between interiors and the surrounding sea.
As with the FAST50, both the exterior and interior design of the T60 are the work of Francesco Paszkowski Design, with interiors again developed alongside Margherita Casprini, and naval architecture by Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture.
A Milestone Moment for the Shipyard
Commenting on the world premiere, Fabio Ermetto, Baglietto’s Chief Commercial Officer, described the unveiling of two completely new models as a source of pride for the brand and a clear demonstration of its design and industrial capabilities. He noted that while the FAST50 and T60 take different approaches — one built around performance heritage, the other around volume and connection to the sea — both remain true to the values that have long defined Baglietto: craftsmanship, innovation, and a high degree of customisation. He expressed confidence that both yachts would stand among the standout premieres of this year’s show.
During the Monaco Yacht Show, owners, prospective clients, and members of the international media will have the opportunity to arrange exclusive private tours of both yachts by contacting Baglietto’s sales or press teams directly.
About Baglietto
Baglietto specialises in the construction of new planing aluminium yachts and steel-and-aluminium semi-displacement mega-yachts ranging between 35 and 65 metres. The shipyard operates two production sites — its headquarters in La Spezia and its operating site in Carrara — with the La Spezia facility spanning some 35,000 square metres and featuring a 1,200-ton travel lift, the largest of its kind in Europe, capable of handling yachts up to 65 metres in length.
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