67.55m CRN AMOR À VIDA Makes European Debut in Monaco — official CRN image

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67.55m CRN AMOR À VIDA Makes European Debut in Monaco

Sept. 26, 2026 Event CRN Yachts

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CRN is presenting 67.55m AMOR À VIDA in Europe for the first time at Monaco, highlighting hybrid propulsion, heat recovery and a private owner's deck.

A European show debut for a fully custom CRN

CRN is presenting the 67.55-metre AMOR À VIDA at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 for the yacht's European debut. The six-deck custom yacht was developed by CRN and the Ferretti Group Superyacht Division with exterior and interior design input from Nuvolari Lenard, while Moran Yacht & Ship represented the owner through design and construction.

The Monaco appearance is a show milestone rather than a new delivery announcement. AMOR À VIDA was completed earlier and is now being shown to the European market in Port Hercule.

The owner receives an entire upper-deck zone

The yacht has an 11.50-metre beam and a gross tonnage of 1,447 GT, with accommodation for up to 12 guests. CRN says the upper deck is dedicated to the owner, including a forward apartment with a 180-degree view and a private multi-purpose bow area.

Five additional VIP cabins are provided for guests, creating a layout that separates the owner's spaces from the main guest accommodation. The arrangement illustrates how custom yachts can allocate substantial volume to private use rather than maximising cabin count.

Hybrid propulsion is paired with heat recovery

AMOR À VIDA uses a hybrid propulsion system intended to improve the operating efficiency of the main engines and generators. CRN also highlights heat recovery designed to reduce energy consumption and operating demand, particularly while the yacht is at anchor.

The yard lists a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots. Actual fuel and energy savings will depend on operating mode, hotel load and itinerary rather than the presence of hybrid equipment alone.

Monaco gives the yacht a public industry stage

Full-beam glazing, a large beach-club connection and the flowing transition between indoor and outdoor spaces are central to the yacht's design language. The yacht is primarily intended for private use, although CRN says it is available for charter during selected periods.

The official CRN release supplies the dimensions, engineering details and exact image used here. Superyacht Guide has linked the existing CRN company and Monaco Yacht Show records while treating the European debut as the new event.

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