Composed entirely of carbon fiber, the ultra-light structure is capable of reaching up to 55 knots of maximum speed.Pushed by twin Castoldi jets, the futuristic vessel is powered by two FTP engines with 1000 hp each.
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Due to its high upper structure, the yacht has a lot of available space in the hull and lower area.This space is perfect to set up a wide hydrogen fuel cell tank and power generators.
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Thanks to the electric motors and transmission between the engine and the jet, with fuel cell technology, Palladio would also be capable of maintaining 4 hours of full electric 22-knot sailing mode. Palladio can fit up to 26 passengers, 22 in the main cabin and 4 in the front, including the Captain.
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The yacht was mainly conceived for enclosed fast transportation and water mobility purposes, but it is not to be excluded as a hypothetical private owner/leisure configuration.
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The front part of the Palladio is characterized by a mouth-shaped design; this part allows filtered air intakes’ on each side to keep the environment inside the passenger cabin always refreshed.
On each of the four corners of the main passenger cabin, a toilette or a dinette can be set up. During the water transportation, the rear part of the yacht is designed to accommodate crew and luggage storage.
