Azimut Grande 30M Joins 44M and Trideck in Monaco 2026 Line-Up

Azimut's Grande 30M joined the new Grande 44M and Grande Trideck in the builder's official Monaco Yacht Show 2026 display. Its inclusion places a 28.69-metre series yacht alongside the flagship's separate new-model debut, illustrating how the Grande family spans different dimensions and propulsion briefs.

Three models, distinct market positions

Azimut listed the Grande 30M, Grande Trideck and Grande 44M for its QE8 presence at Port Hercule on 23–26 September. The yard's dated 21 September announcement concentrated on the new 44M flagship, while naming the smaller two models as part of the broader line-up.

The 30M's appearance should therefore not be reported as a brand-new launch simply because its larger sister had its show debut. It is an identifiable model in the exhibition fleet, with its own specification and layout.

A compact footprint within the Grande range

The builder gives the 30M an overall length of 28.69 metres and maximum beam of 7.3 metres. It lists five guest cabins, three crew cabins and accommodation for ten guests and five crew in its published technical data.

This configuration serves a different owner brief from the 44M, despite the shared Grande name. Alberto Mancini designed the 30M exterior and m2atelier its interior, with the hull developed by P.L. Ausonio Naval Architecture and Azimut's research team.

Pods and stated efficiency figures

Azimut specifies two 1,800hp mtu engines with pod propulsion and its D2P displacement-to-planing hull. The builder lists a maximum speed of up to 25 knots, a cruising speed of up to 20 knots and a 12,000-litre fuel capacity under its stated test conditions.

Its stated reduction in fuel consumption and carbon dioxide for the hull concept is a comparative builder claim, not an independently measured result for every passage. Weather, loading, speed profile and equipment will all affect any yacht's actual use.

What Monaco confirms

The official event roster confirms that Azimut offered the Grande 30M for display alongside its other two selected models. It does not identify a new 30M owner, separate sales contract or a previously unreported handover dated 29 September.

The official builder image shows the 30M design rather than a claimed photograph from the show berth. Later commercial or delivery changes would require a new yard statement tied to the relevant hull.

Official sources: azimutyachts.com; azimutyachts.com; azimutyachts.com. This report preserves the dated distinction between a show appearance, a completed milestone and a planned future delivery.