25.22m Azimut KOKO IV Enters Market at €6.25 Million

A near-new Azimut enters the market with low engine hours

Fraser is offering the 25.22-metre Azimut KOKO IV at an asking price of €6.25 million, providing a recent-delivery option for buyers who would otherwise consider commissioning a Magellano 25 Metri. Delivered in 2026, the yacht is reported to have recorded just 165 engine hours and to retain factory warranty coverage until June 2028.

The brokerage also reports that approximately €2 million was spent on optional equipment and upgrades beyond the base specification. That figure explains how the owner configured the yacht but should not be assumed to add the same amount to resale value. Buyers need to assess the usefulness and current condition of the specific equipment fitted.

The design combines long-range styling and moderate dimensions

Ken Freivokh Design developed the exterior, with Vincenzo De Cotiis responsible for the interior concept and Azimut providing naval architecture. The yacht has a published 6.3-metre beam, draft of about 1.9 metres and volume of approximately 110 gross tonnes.

GRP construction with selected carbon-fibre elements is used within the Magellano platform. The semi-planing hull aims to combine comfortable operation at lower speeds with an ability to make faster coastal passages when conditions permit, rather than offering a single fixed cruising style.

Two MAN V12 engines provide the advertised speed range

The machinery arrangement comprises two MAN V12 engines rated at 1,550 horsepower each. Published figures give an approximate cruising speed of eighteen knots and a maximum of twenty-four knots, placing the yacht between slow-displacement expedition designs and more aggressively performance-oriented sport yachts.

Those figures are manufacturer or brokerage specifications rather than performance guaranteed under all loads. Prospective purchasers should examine consumption curves, machinery hours, maintenance records and any operational restrictions associated with the fitted equipment.

Eight guests and four crew define the accommodation

The internal layout provides four guest cabins, including a full-beam owner's suite, for up to eight guests. Separate accommodation for four crew supports private cruising with professional service, an important consideration on a yacht that may be used for repeated multi-day voyages.

A raised pilothouse and an enclosed galley help give operational spaces some separation from the principal guest areas. This can be useful when crews are planning passages or preparing meals while guests use the lounges and outside decks.

Immediate availability is the important sales distinction

For a buyer seeking a recent Azimut model, an already delivered yacht may avoid some of the schedule and specification decisions of a new order. However, a second-hand purchase still requires careful inspection of records and confirmation of the scope and transferability of warranties.

KOKO IV is an advertised yacht for sale, not a concluded transaction. The asking price and listed equipment provide a starting point for due diligence, while the actual terms of any sale remain a private commercial matter.