67m CRN Amor à Vida Makes American Debut at Palm Beach

Amor à Vida heads to Palm Beach

CRN presented the 67-metre Amor à Vida at the Palm Beach International Boat Show for the yacht’s American debut. The appearance brought one of the yard’s newest full-custom deliveries directly into a market that remains central to large-yacht ownership and brokerage.

The yacht measures 67.55 metres and is arranged across six decks. CRN describes her as the first yacht from the shipyard to use hybrid propulsion, making the technical package a central part of the American presentation.

Hybrid systems support quieter operation

The propulsion system is designed to improve the efficiency of both main engines and generators while enabling quieter cruising. Heat recovery also reduces energy consumption and operating demand, particularly when the yacht is anchored offshore.

CRN quotes a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots. The engineering is integrated with an owner-focused layout that includes a dedicated upper-deck apartment and extensive private space forward.

US debut extends the yacht’s public profile

Amor à Vida was designed by Nuvolari Lenard with interior art direction by Valentina Zannier, while Moran Yacht & Ship represented the owner throughout the project. The yacht is primarily private but is available for charter during selected periods.

Showing the yacht in Palm Beach gives CRN direct access to American owners, brokers and advisers who may not have seen the yacht in Europe. It also gives the yard a full-scale reference for discussing hybrid custom construction with future clients.