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The 35-metre Pershing 115 motor yacht Soraya has joined the brokerage market at $4.7 million following repaint and cosmetic upgrades in 2026.
The 35-metre Pershing 115 motor yacht Soraya has joined the sales market at an asking price of $4.7 million. Delivered in 2007, she is the sixth yacht built on the Pershing 115 platform and has recently received repainting and cosmetic upgrade work during 2026.
The yacht combines exterior design and naval architecture by Fulvio De Simoni with an interior by Winch Design. Her GRP planing hull reflects the Pershing 115’s performance-led brief, placing speed and low-profile styling at the centre of the design rather than the high-volume arrangement used by many displacement yachts of similar length.
Soraya is capable of approximately 37 knots, giving the yacht a distinctly different operating profile from slower cruising yachts in the mid-30-metre market. That speed can shorten coastal passages and expand the range of destinations available within a day, although it also places greater importance on machinery condition, fuel planning and maintenance history.
Inside, the yacht retains an open social arrangement with a main saloon and dining area, while a dedicated cinema creates a separate entertainment space. The accommodation and guest areas have been refreshed as part of the owner’s recent investment without removing the strong performance character of the original design.
Buyers considering an older high-speed yacht typically look closely at engine history, structural condition, systems servicing and the quality of recent cosmetic work. A 2026 repaint and upgrade programme therefore provides useful context alongside the $4.7 million asking price.
Soraya joins the market at a time when established Pershing models continue to appeal to owners who prioritise speed and recognisable Italian styling. Her position will depend on how buyers value that performance against the operating profile and future maintenance commitments associated with a yacht of this generation.
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