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Turquoise Yachts is building the 76.25-metre Project Arrow with hybrid propulsion, 1,930 GT of volume and design by Enrico Gobbi and H2 Yacht Design.
Turquoise Yachts is building the 76.25-metre Project Arrow at its Kocaeli facility. The yacht has been sold and is part of the yard’s current generation of large projects combining high internal volume with increasingly advanced electrical systems.
Team for Design and Enrico Gobbi created the exterior styling, while H2 Yacht Design is responsible for the interior. Turquoise developed the naval architecture and hull engineering in-house.
Arrow carries a beam of 13.2 metres and approximately 1,930 GT of internal volume. Those proportions allow the design teams to create substantial guest spaces while preserving a relatively sleek exterior profile.
The yacht is intended as a true full-custom project rather than a repeated production platform. Layout, interior specification and technical systems are therefore being developed around the owner’s requirements.
Turquoise says Arrow will use battery-supported hybrid propulsion and fully integrated electronics. The system is intended to reduce noise and improve operating flexibility while keeping the yacht aligned with future emissions expectations.
The project joins several other large yachts currently under construction at the yard. Together they show how Turquoise is scaling both size and technical complexity across its active order book.
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