Flagship
Cranchi
Settantotto 78
Flybridge · The flagship
25.15 m
Length overall
5.76 m
Beam
4
Cabins
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Cranchi · Flybridge · Powerboat of the Year 2025
On the sea, with the sky in view.
The Film
European Powerboat of the Year 2025. The first Cranchi with a vertical bow — a line that connects sea and sky.
With the Sessantadue 62, Cranchi rounds off the flagship range at the lower end — and was honoured for it at boot Düsseldorf with the European Powerboat Award 2025 in the category up to 24 metres. The vertical bow, a first in the yard's history, extends the waterline, creates volume below deck and gives the yacht her striking, almost austere nautical presence.
Inside, the boundary between cockpit and saloon disappears: teak floor and teak ceiling run through on both sides of the double glass sliding door — a single large veranda in which the spaces open outwards. Christian Grande's art direction combines maritime tradition with a material language borrowed from residential design — simple and clear, without lapsing into minimalism.
Two Volvo Penta D13-IPS 1350 drives with a combined 2,000 hp take the Sessantadue to around 28 knots; relaxed cruising is at 16 to 19 knots. Take it easy at 7 knots and the range exceeds 1,000 nautical miles — an owner-operator yacht with the ambition of her larger sisters.
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Technical data
Options
Hull colour
Grigio Aurora — the tone of the sky between night and morning, with reflections of rosé and violet — was developed specifically for the Sessantadue 62. Alongside it, the metallic tones Cosmo Supremo and Panama Supremo are available.
Interior décor
Two interior worlds by Christian Grande: the warm Amalfi with teak-coloured oak, wenge inlays and natural stone — or the bright, airy Positano with light woods and calm surfaces.
Layouts
Fly Deck — wet bar, dinette, sun pads & second helm station
On board
Across the full beam, with separate access for maximum privacy: walk-in wardrobe, lounge sofa and a marble bathroom with double basin, rain shower and separate WC. Large hull windows bring the sea inside.
A VIP cabin in the bow and a twin cabin to starboard — each with its own bathroom. Plus a crew cabin with its own bathroom and discreet access from the bathing platform.
Dining right by the double glass sliding door, the grill concealed behind fluted wooden fronts: teak on floor and ceiling lets cockpit and saloon merge into a single flowing space.
Along the full length of the hardtop: wet bar, dining area and sun pads aft, plus a louvred sliding roof above the upper helm station for the perfect balance of sun and shade.
Hydraulic bathing platform and a garage with room for a Williams tender up to 2.85 m plus Seabob. With aft shower and sound system, the stern becomes an anchorage right at the water's edge.
Three helm stations with joystick control — flybridge, saloon and cockpit — make the Sessantadue 62 a confident owner-operator yacht. An optional Seakeeper gyro stabiliser provides calm at anchor.
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