The 38m Benetti EXINITY has received a €1 million price reduction and is now asking €13.95 million through Northrop & Johnson. Built in 2021, the Benetti 125 Fast accommodates 11 guests in five staterooms.
The 38-metre Benetti EXINITY has received a €1 million price reduction and is now asking €13.95 million through Northrop & Johnson. The brokerage announced the revised asking price on 1 September 2026, establishing a new public benchmark for the 2021-built Benetti 125 Fast. Superyacht Guide is publishing the market update on 2 September, while the source-release date remains part of the reporting context rather than the site's publication date.
Built by Benetti in 2021, EXINITY belongs to the yard's 125 Fast series and combines relatively recent construction with the performance-led character of that range. Northrop & Johnson's current announcement identifies Ed Dickinson as the broker handling the sale and states that the yacht can accommodate 11 guests in five staterooms. The release also confirms that her interior design is by RWD.
The reduction takes EXINITY's asking price to €13.95 million. For buyers comparing recent 35- to 40-metre motor yachts, that change is material because it creates a new published reference point without altering the yacht's age, builder or core specification. As with any brokerage listing, however, the asking price is an advertised figure rather than evidence of the value at which a future sale may ultimately close.
Northrop & Johnson's dated 1 September announcement is the authoritative source for the €13.95 million figure used in this article. Older or separately cached listing information can lag behind a fresh brokerage release, so Superyacht Guide is treating the dated announcement as the current market update rather than combining different published prices. That approach keeps the reported figure tied to the most recent primary-source statement.
Northrop & Johnson states that EXINITY is capable of a maximum speed in excess of 22 knots. That performance places speed among the yacht's defining characteristics and reflects the positioning of Benetti's 125 Fast series as a more performance-oriented alternative to slower displacement yachts of similar length. Actual operating speeds will still depend on load, sea state, machinery condition and the owner's preferred operating profile.
The 38-metre length also places EXINITY in a segment where buyers may compare production-platform advantages with the individuality of more heavily customised yachts. Her 2021 build date means the assessment is likely to focus closely on current condition, maintenance records, machinery history and specification rather than on the scale of age-related restoration normally associated with substantially older vessels. Those factors will ultimately matter alongside the revised asking price during survey and technical due diligence.
The brokerage confirms accommodation for 11 guests in five staterooms, giving EXINITY a conventional large-yacht guest capacity within a 38-metre platform. RWD is credited with the interior design, adding a recognised design name to the yacht's specification. The public sales announcement does not provide enough detail to support assumptions about individual cabin layouts beyond the confirmed five-stateroom arrangement, so those specifics should be established from the full sales specification rather than inferred.
Northrop & Johnson also states that EXINITY is RINA classed, built to LY3 requirements and EU VAT paid. Those are commercially relevant details because class, regulatory status and tax position can affect how a prospective buyer evaluates a yacht alongside condition and price. Their practical significance will vary according to intended use, ownership structure and cruising plans, but they form part of the confirmed specification supporting the current listing.
The confirmed development is the €1 million reduction to a new asking price of €13.95 million. No completed transaction has been announced, so EXINITY remains a yacht offered for sale rather than a sold yacht. Ed Dickinson is named by Northrop & Johnson as the broker for the listing, while the yacht's 2021 Benetti build, 125 Fast series identity, five-stateroom accommodation and 22-knot-plus maximum speed provide the principal specification points in the current announcement.
For buyers evaluating EXINITY, the price change provides a fresh starting point for commercial comparison, while the usual survey, documentation and technical review remain necessary before any purchase decision. The official Northrop & Johnson price-reduction announcement is the primary source for the market development reported here, with the €13.95 million asking price and €1 million reduction taken directly from that dated release.