Bluegame will field up to six models across Cannes, Monaco and Genoa, led by the BG64 world premiere and 25.6m BGX83 flagship under new CEO Gianguido Girotti.
Bluegame will enter the 2026 autumn boat show season with what it describes as the broadest and most diverse line-up in its history, taking models from all four of its current ranges to Cannes, Monaco and Genoa. The programme is led by the world premiere of the new BG64 and the 25.6-metre BGX83 flagship, while the season will also be the first under new chief executive Gianguido Girotti.
The schedule gives Bluegame three different stages for the expanded portfolio. Cannes will carry five models, Monaco will focus entirely on the BGX83 for the international superyacht audience, and Genoa will bring six models together from the BG, BGX, BGM and BGF families.
The 20-metre BG64 will make its world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival from 8 to 13 September. Bluegame says three yachts were already allocated to owners before the premiere, giving the new model an early commercial foothold before its first public show appearance.
The BG64 completes the core BG range between the BG54 and BG74, combining the open-plan architecture associated with the larger BG model with engineering derived from the BGX63 platform. Its layout includes an opening lateral terrace at the stern, a generous swim platform, a port-side crane, an upper deck that can be enclosed and a private forward lounge, while Bluegame lists a maximum speed of around 28 knots.
The BGX83 is the largest model in the line-up and the only Bluegame scheduled for the Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September. The model was unveiled at Boot Düsseldorf in January, but Bluegame says the autumn programme will mark its first on-water appearances in France, Monaco and Italy.
Bluegame publishes an overall length of 25.60 metres, a 6.30-metre beam and a maximum speed of 30 knots from three Volvo Penta IPS 1200 engines. The model combines exterior work by Zuccon International Project with interiors by Lissoni & Partners, and the yard positions its increased volume, four-cabin layout and enlarged owner spaces as bringing superyacht-style accommodation to an 83-foot platform.
At Cannes, Bluegame plans to display the BG64, BGX83, BG74, BGM75 and foil-assisted BGF45, giving visitors a cross-section of the brand from 45 to 83 feet. Monaco will then narrow the focus to the BGX83 before the Genoa International Boat Show, running from 1 to 6 October, expands the display to six models.
The Genoa line-up is scheduled to comprise the BG64, BGX83, BGX63, BG74, BGM75 and BGF45. Taken together, the three appearances underline how Bluegame has moved beyond a single crossover family into a portfolio covering conventional motor yachts, the BGX crossover range, the BGM multihull concept and the foil-assisted BGF line.
The programme is also Bluegame's first major international show season under Gianguido Girotti, who took over as chief executive in 2026. In the press release announcing the autumn schedule, Girotti described the season as a milestone because the company can now present almost its entire range across one sequence of events.
His arrival coincides with a period of rapid product expansion rather than a single-model launch cycle. The BG64 closes a gap in the established BG family, while the BGX83 completes the upper end of the crossover line and gives Bluegame a model above the 24-metre threshold used by Superyacht Guide for the superyacht fleet.
Bluegame's wider strategy is to present the different ranges as variations on the same owner-focused design philosophy rather than as disconnected products. The company, part of the Sanlorenzo Group since 2018, says the range has developed around direct connection with the sea, adaptable onboard spaces and different approaches to performance and propulsion.
Cannes, Monaco and Genoa will therefore serve as more than three separate display dates for the Italian brand. With the BG64 entering the market, the BGX83 taking the flagship position and six distinct models due in Genoa, the 2026 autumn circuit will provide the clearest public test yet of Bluegame's claim that its expanded portfolio can address markedly different styles of yacht ownership.