26.5m Ferretti Infynito 90 Reduced to €6.95m After €750,000 Price Cut

Divo Yacht has reduced the asking price of Ferretti Infynito 90 hull 06 from €7.7 million to €6.95 million. The 26.52-metre motor yacht was built in 2025 and is being marketed on the Italian Riviera with 300 engine hours, four guest cabins and a specification that includes twin MAN V12 diesels, Seakeeper gyros and fin stabilisers.

A €750,000 reduction on a recent Ferretti

The new asking price represents a €750,000 reduction from the yacht’s previous €7.7 million figure. Divo Yacht says the seller is keen to agree a transaction, positioning hull 06 as an alternative for buyers who want a current-generation Ferretti without waiting for a new-build slot.

Because the yacht was completed in 2025, the brokerage proposition is different from that of an older vessel being discounted after years of use. The broker lists approximately 300 engine hours and 400 generator hours, figures that prospective buyers can evaluate alongside service records and an independent survey.

The Infynito 90 puts the All-Season Terrace forward

The Infynito 90 was the first model in Ferretti Yachts’ Infynito range. Exterior styling is by Filippo Salvetti and the interior is by Ideae Italia, with the design built around a sheltered forward All-Season Terrace beneath the hardtop and large areas of glazing across the main deck.

Hull 06 also uses materials associated with Ferretti’s F.S.E.A. approach, including natural fabrics, bamboo, regenerated leather, water-based paints and FSC-certified teak. The emphasis is on maintaining a close visual relationship with the sea while providing more protected outdoor space for use beyond ideal summer weather.

Four cabins accommodate eight guests

The yacht accommodates eight guests in four staterooms. The lower-deck arrangement includes a full-beam master cabin with en-suite bathroom, a large VIP cabin and two additional guest cabins, while separate crew accommodation is provided for four.

For a yacht of this length, the accommodation plan gives an owner a conventional four-cabin cruising setup without moving into a much larger crewed platform. Divo Yacht also highlights the open-plan galley, large flybridge and floor-to-ceiling windows as key parts of the onboard living arrangement.

Twin MAN V12s deliver 23 knots

Power comes from twin 1,800 hp MAN V12 D2862LE436 engines. The broker quotes a top speed of 23 knots, a 12-knot cruising speed and a range of approximately 1,200 nautical miles at that cruising speed.

Twin Seakeeper 18 gyroscopic stabilisers work alongside Sleipner fin stabilisers, while hydraulic bow and stern thrusters assist close-quarters handling. The equipment list also includes Simrad navigation electronics, Starlink connectivity and twin 35 kW Baudouin generators, giving buyers a relatively complete current-generation package to assess against the revised €6.95 million asking price.

Official sources: divoyacht.com.