The BGX83 represents the moment Bluegame's crossover philosophy achieves its fullest expression, realised in the largest and most capable platform the brand has yet produced. Making its global debut at boot Düsseldorf 2026, the 25.6 metre flagship completes the BGX range and redefines what an 83 foot yacht can offer in terms of space, circulation, and connection to the sea.
The stern makes that ambition immediately apparent. The beach club that has become a BGX hallmark is here transformed into a genuine open-air lounge, where a hydraulic bathing platform works alongside a starboard-side opening section to dramatically widen usable space at water level. From there, the transition into the aft saloon is almost imperceptible, dissolving the conventional boundary between interior and exterior in a manner more commonly associated with superyachts of considerably greater length.
Owner accommodation holds its own as a highlight. The full-beam master suite spans 6.3 metres and sits low in the hull, connecting directly to the aft saloon. Rather than feeling like a conventional cabin, the space functions as a private apartment, with immediate sea access and exceptional natural light. Forward, the layout offers either two or three generously proportioned VIP cabins depending on preference, while crew quarters are positioned discreetly to deliver efficient service without intruding on owner privacy.
On the main deck, Bluegame's asymmetric approach routes a single staircase to starboard, reclaiming the volume that a twin-staircase arrangement would otherwise consume. That recovered space feeds a generous dining area and allows for a customisable outdoor bar and galley arrangement. One deck up, the upper saloon is wrapped in 360-degree glazing and furnished with opposing sofas, keeping sightlines open in every direction and reinforcing the pervading sense of light and openness.
Propulsion comes from triple Volvo Penta IPS 1200 units, delivering a cruising speed of around 28 knots and a top speed close to 30 knots. The IPS configuration brings meaningful gains in both fuel efficiency and close-quarters manoeuvrability, qualities that sit naturally with the owner-focused brief underpinning the entire design.
Exterior lines are the work of Zuccon International Project, with Lissoni & Partners responsible for the interior environment and the overarching concept driven by Luca Santella. Together, they have produced a vessel that brings genuine superyacht thinking to a purposeful, compact flagship.
