When looking at a Bugatti, a few adjectives that immediately spring to mind are speed, elegance, and exclusivity. It would make you feel good to own this marvel of automobile design, but would that be enough? It is clear from the amazing Xenos hyperyacht that we are constantly craving more.

Ammunition looks to have had an influence on this unconventional yacht design, which makes sense when creating something so very fast. The Xenos yacht will be the fastest 130-foot boat in the world if it can attain speeds of up to 90 knots. Still, this yacht isn’t built just to break records.

In order to make sure that this superyacht was unlike anything other, famed Italian yacht designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini added a matching Bugatti as a subtle touch that raises the yacht’s $32.8 million price tag even further. Does that seem excessive?

Not yet, but given the remarkable carbon and aluminum construction of the yacht, you might think so.

The best thing about the sleek, 25-foot-long Xenos is that buyers can alter the interior design of their vessel. It certainly looks fast. For that amount, you could probably relocate the Bugatti into the lounge if you’d like.

This cutting-edge yacht can be powered by two, three, or four engines and comes with a conventional hull or foil layout. How does 5,000 horsepower impact you?

While environmentalists are probably going crazy right now, there is some good “green” news to report: energy experts at Architaly have created an integrated solar panel system.

 

The hybrid roadster can ride for up to eight hours without releasing any carbon dioxide thanks to its solar electric system.

Additionally, photochromic windows—a strange phrase for a kind of glass that can change its transparency depending on the amount of light—are installed aboard the yacht. This feature allows for increased privacy and eye relaxation when needed.

 

 

 

 

You have a winner when you include the large salon on the upper deck, three roomy suites, an amazing galley, a large living area on the lower level, water toys, and tenders. How do we get there?