The Ocean Alexander Puro Series is now complete, with the new 30P and 40P joining the 35P ahead of their world debut at FLIBS 2026.
Ocean Alexander completes the Puro Series
Ocean Alexander has completed its Ocean Alexander Puro Series range of luxury yachts, adding the new 30P and 40P to the existing 35P.
The two new models will make their world debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2026, marking the first time all three yachts will be displayed together. Their arrival also completes a project first announced in March 2024, when Ocean Alexander revealed the 35P as the foundation of a new design direction.
The finished line up now spans three sizes, with each yacht offering its own layout, interior volume and onboard experience.
"The completion of the Puro Series is a defining moment for Ocean Alexander," said company president Johnny Chueh.
"From the beginning, the ambition was to create more than a single model. We wanted to build a family of yachts with a clear identity, one that speaks to owners around the world who value beauty, craftsmanship, and true capability."
Three models designed separately
The Puro Series was developed through a collaboration between Italian designer Giorgio M. Cassetta of Cassetta Yacht Designers and naval architect Andrea Agrusta of NavalHEAD.
Ocean Alexander says the 30P, 35P and 40P were designed independently rather than by simply enlarging or reducing a single yacht. That approach allowed each model to be proportioned for its own hull size, accommodation and internal volume.
Although the yachts share the same styling, each sits on its own platform. The Ocean Alexander 30P has an interior volume of 225GT, while the flagship Ocean Alexander 40P increases that to 357GT. The larger yacht also introduces several features more commonly associated with superyachts, including a glass fronted pool and a beach club.
The Ocean Alexander 30P brings the Puro styling into the smallest yacht in the range. The 35P remains the model that introduced the concept, while the Ocean Alexander 40P extends the range with significantly more onboard space.
The name Puro, Italian for pure, reflects the thinking behind the series. Rather than designing yachts around regional styling preferences, Ocean Alexander has developed a contemporary range intended to appeal to owners across international markets through a clean, understated design language.
Design backed by naval architecture
While the styling defines the appearance of the yachts, the naval architecture shapes the experience underway.
Ocean Alexander says the engineering programme focused on delivering the comfort, performance and seaworthiness expected of modern luxury motor yachts, while supporting the clean design language established across the range.
For Cassetta, completing the three yacht family allows the original concept to be seen as it was intended.
"With Puro, the goal was to create a series of yachts that feels timeless, sculptural, and beautifully balanced," he said.
"Every line has intention, and every space is meant to feel natural and inviting. Seeing all three yachts together is especially meaningful because the design story now feels complete."
Complete range heads to FLIBS 2026
With the arrival of the 30P and 40P, the Ocean Alexander Puro Series range of luxury yachts now consists of three distinct models, each offering a different balance of size, accommodation and onboard amenities while maintaining a common design language.
Visitors to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2026 will be the first to see the completed range together when the Ocean Alexander 30P and Ocean Alexander 40P make their public debut.
