31m Hybrid Yacht VANADIS Reduced to €6.35m

Fraser has announced a price reduction for the 31-metre Cerri Cantieri Navali motor yacht VANADIS, which is now asking €6.35 million. Delivered in 2019, the custom yacht combines Guido de Groot styling with Siemens-managed hybrid propulsion, Schottel pods and a 2,700-nautical-mile range designed around quieter, more efficient cruising.

Hybrid propulsion is central to the yacht’s operating profile

VANADIS uses a Siemens-managed hybrid system combining twin Caterpillar diesel engines, electric motors and Schottel pod drives. Fraser lists a range of about 2,700 nautical miles at 9.5 knots and a maximum speed of 13 knots, placing efficiency and operating flexibility ahead of outright performance.

The arrangement gives the yacht multiple operating modes and supports quieter running under appropriate conditions. For buyers assessing hybrid yachts of this age, the condition of batteries, control systems, electric motors and software integration will be as important as the conventional machinery survey.

The 2019 build remains relatively young in brokerage terms

Delivered in 2019 by Cerri Cantieri Navali, VANADIS sits in a part of the brokerage market where buyers can access modern systems without taking on a full new-build programme. Guido de Groot was responsible for both exterior and interior design, giving the yacht a consistent visual identity across the platform.

Her 31-metre length also keeps the yacht below the scale of larger displacement superyachts while still providing full superyacht accommodation and crew support. That can appeal to owners looking for lower operational complexity without stepping down into the sub-24-metre sector.

Owner privacy and outdoor living shape the layout

The yacht includes a full-beam owner’s stateroom together with substantial exterior social areas. Fraser also highlights the large aft platform, which transforms into a beach-club-style space at anchor and creates a direct connection between the guest areas and the water.

That aft arrangement is increasingly common on contemporary yachts, but remains particularly useful on a 31-metre platform where deck space has to perform several roles. It can support swimming, tender boarding, watersports and relaxed guest use without requiring a separate enclosed beach club.

The new asking price resets VANADIS in the current market

At €6.35 million, the reduction gives buyers a new reference point for a relatively recent custom hybrid yacht with established cruising range. Comparable yachts will differ significantly in propulsion architecture, so direct price comparisons are most useful when technical condition and recent maintenance are considered alongside age and size.

VANADIS remains represented for sale by Fraser Yachts. Any acquisition review should include specialist inspection of the hybrid components as well as conventional survey, class, machinery and maintenance documentation before a transaction proceeds.

Official sources: www.fraseryachts.com.