Princess Yachts will give the all-new X90 its global premiere at Cannes Yachting Festival 2026. The 27.11m model offers up to 10 berths and a published maximum speed of 27 knots.
Princess Yachts will bring the all-new X90 to the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 for its global premiere, placing the 27.11-metre model in front of an international audience from 8 to 13 September. The debut gives Princess a major new model launch at the start of the autumn show season, with Cannes providing the first public showcase for the X90.
The Cannes appearance is being presented by Princess as the global premiere of the X90, making the show the first major public stage for the model. The timing puts the yacht at the centre of Princess Yachts' presence in Cannes, where builders, owners, buyers and industry professionals gather for one of the Mediterranean's largest annual yacht exhibitions. For Princess, the show therefore serves not simply as another display date but as the formal market introduction of a model that has not previously had its global public premiere.
Princess describes the X90 as all-new, and the model enters the show with a published overall length of 27.11 metres. That gives the Cannes premiere added significance for visitors considering larger Princess models and provides a clear headline dimension for the yacht before its public introduction.
The current official X90 specification lists accommodation for up to 10 berths, giving the model substantial capacity for time aboard. Combined with its 27.11-metre length, that accommodation figure provides a clear indication of the scale Princess is bringing to the X90 programme. It also gives prospective owners a practical headline measure to consider alongside the yacht's performance figure when assessing how the new model balances size, accommodation capacity and speed.
Those numbers help define the X90 ahead of its first global public appearance. A premiere at Cannes gives potential clients the opportunity to assess the finished model directly, while Princess can present the yacht within its wider show presence and explain how the X90 fits into its current offering.
Princess Yachts' current model information gives the X90 a headline maximum speed of 27 knots. For a yacht of this size, that figure adds a performance element to the model's public introduction and will be one of the principal specifications available to visitors assessing the new yacht in Cannes.
The public premiere also allows the X90 to move beyond specifications and digital presentation material. Visitors will be able to judge the yacht's proportions and exterior presence directly, while the official model data provides the basic framework for comparing its length, accommodation capacity and maximum speed.
The Cannes Yachting Festival 2026 runs from 8 to 13 September, giving Princess six days to introduce the X90 to the international market. With the global premiere confirmed and the current headline specifications published, the show will provide the first major opportunity to see how the new 27.11-metre model is received by prospective owners, brokers and the wider yachting industry.
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