Custom Line will unveil its new Navetta 35 displacement superyacht at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 dates, marking the Italian builder's first showing of the 34.5 metre model.
The premiere coincides with Custom Line's 30th anniversary, a milestone the Ferretti Group brand marks having delivered more than 300 made-to-measure yachts. The Navetta 35 joins the Saetta 106' on the builder's stand for the September 8-13 show.
Filippo Salvetti designed the exterior, while ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel developed the interior architecture. The yard describes the design as intended to blur boundaries between indoors and outdoors, with full-height windows running the length of the hull to enhance the sense of space and transform settings into vantage points for the seascape. The cockpit serves as the social hub—achieved by eliminating the usual external aft staircase on the main deck.
The three-deck layout provides over 300 square metres of living space across five cabins: a main-deck master suite and four guest cabins below. An internal staircase maintains privacy while blending into the interior design. For the first hull, ACPV developed the "Light Mood" palette of ivory, beige and caramel tones, with Pietra di Vicenza stone, pale timber floors and sand-coloured leather.
Power comes from twin 1,400 HP MAN V12 diesels as standard, delivering a claimed range of up to 1,800 miles in economy mode. Optional 1,622 HP CAT C32 engines raise top speed to 16 knots based on preliminary data. The 2.2 metre draught allows access to shallow anchorages such as those in the Caribbean.
Custom Line Atelier, the builder's in-house styling division, worked on the yacht's interior design. The Navetta 35 falls within the displacement segment for vessels under 270 gross tonnes.
