67m CRN Amor à Vida Wins Robb Report Best of the Best 2026

Amor à Vida adds another international award

CRN’s 67-metre Amor à Vida has received Robb Report’s 2026 Best of the Best award in the yachting category. The recognition adds to the profile of a full-custom yacht delivered in 2025 and developed around an owner-specific design brief.

CRN describes the award as recognition of Italian craftsmanship, engineering and personalisation rather than of a production model. The yacht was created within the Ferretti Group Superyacht Division and represents one of the yard’s most technically advanced recent deliveries.

Hybrid propulsion forms part of the project identity

Amor à Vida is the first CRN yacht to use hybrid propulsion, combining conventional machinery with electrical operating modes intended to improve efficiency and reduce noise. Heat-recovery systems also help lower hotel-energy demand when the yacht is operating away from shore power.

The technical package sits alongside a six-deck layout and extensive full-beam glazing. Nuvolari Lenard developed the design with interior art direction by Valentina Zannier, while Moran Yacht & Ship represented the owner through design and construction.

Awards reinforce a custom-build strategy

For a fully bespoke yard, awards can serve as an external reference point for design quality that is otherwise difficult to compare across one-off projects. CRN is using the result to reinforce its position in the large custom steel-and-aluminium market.

The yacht remains primarily intended for private use but is also available for selected charter periods. That combination gives Amor à Vida visibility beyond the owner’s programme while allowing the yard to demonstrate the finished result to a wider market.