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Damen Yachting lists the 75m Custom DY 75 Hybrid in build for 2026; the current fleet entry does not yet establish an owner handover.
Damen Yachting's current fleet record includes the 75-metre Custom DY 75 Hybrid among its in-build yachts, with 2026 as the listed year. The combination of a custom programme and a hybrid designation makes it a distinct entry in the yard's order book, separate from its Amels Limited Editions series.
The shipyard's live portfolio identifies the yacht as Custom DY 75 Hybrid, gives a length of 75 metres and labels it in build. It does not provide a dated 28 September launch, trial completion or delivery confirmation.
The report therefore preserves the difference between a planned delivery year and a completed owner handover. An anticipated date cannot be presented as a transaction or operation already finished.
The custom hybrid project sits alongside Damen's Amels, Xplorer and Yacht Support programmes without becoming another numbered Amels hull. This matters when comparing production-style platforms with individual engineering briefs.
Its recorded hybrid identity is part of the official project name; details of battery capacity, machinery layout or range should not be invented from that label. Those require a project-specific technical release.
The next update should be tied to a dated shipyard statement on trials, commissioning or delivery. In the meantime, the official fleet register remains the source for the published 2026 year.
The corresponding hero depicts the identified Custom DY 75 Hybrid project and is credited to Damen Yachting, rather than illustrating it with a different yacht.
Primary source: Damen Yachting official live fleet register, checked 28 September 2026. Source image: Damen Yachting, identified project Custom DY 75 Hybrid.
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