74m Amels PLVS VLTRA Remains on Market at €89.9m After 2025 Refit

The 74-metre Amels motor yacht PLVS VLTRA remains listed for sale at €89.9 million, following a price reduction announced by Fraser in March 2026. Delivered in 2016 and refitted in 2025, the Amels 242 Limited Editions yacht offers 1,790GT of internal volume, eight guest cabins and a published 5,000-nautical-mile range.

A current price after the March reduction

Fraser’s active sales page continues to show an asking price of €89.9 million, confirming that the March reduction remains the current public market figure. The yacht is listed with accommodation for 16 guests across eight cabins and a crew complement of 19.

An asking price is not evidence of a completed transaction or valuation, and final terms remain a matter for buyer and seller. It does provide a useful reference for one of the larger Amels Limited Editions yachts available on the current brokerage market.

The owner’s deck is central to the Amels 242 plan

PLVS VLTRA belongs to the Amels 242 series, a platform built around a dedicated owner’s deck and substantial exterior areas. Tim Heywood designed the exterior, while the yacht’s scale allows the owner and guest programme to be distributed across multiple decks rather than concentrated around the main deck.

The current listing highlights a large aft swimming pool, an open-air cinema and a beach-club spa with hammam and massage room. A sundeck Jacuzzi and broad lounging areas extend the wellness and entertainment programme beyond the interior.

Long-distance capability remains part of the brief

Fraser publishes a cruising range of 5,000 nautical miles, placing PLVS VLTRA firmly within the long-range large-yacht category. The 1,790GT figure also demonstrates the volume generated by the 74-metre platform and its full-displacement architecture.

Range figures depend on speed, weather, loading and reserve policy, so the published number is a planning reference rather than a guaranteed passage distance. Buyers would normally verify machinery, tankage, class status and recent refit records during technical due diligence.

The 2025 refit adds recent work to a 2016 yacht

The active listing records a 2025 refit, meaning the yacht comes to market with more recent work than her 2016 delivery date alone suggests. The sales material does not reduce the purchase decision to a single refit year and instead combines condition, volume, design and operating range.

That distinction matters in a market where large pedigree yachts can vary significantly in maintenance history despite similar ages. PLVS VLTRA’s current proposition is therefore the combination of Amels pedigree, 74-metre scale, a recent refit and a publicly stated €89.9 million asking price.

Official sources: www.fraseryachts.com; www.fraseryachts.com.