Ferretti Group has proudly announced the sale of the first three 88’ Domino Super yachts by RIVA, just a few weeks after her official launch, which was held in Monaco in May 2015. The three yachts have been sold in three different markets: the first will go to an Owner from continental Europe, the second will be delivered in the Asia-Pacific, and the third will enjoy the waters of the Middle East.
88′ Domino Super Yacht at full speed
“The official presentation of the 88’ Domino Super at the Yacht Club de Monaco was a very exciting moment and now, we can surely say that event was the starting point of what is already a commercial success. Less than two months after, Riva and the Ferretti Group are proud to announce the sale of three yachts”, said Ferretti Group’s Chief Commercial Officer, Stefano de Vivo.
Boasting a slender profile and an extensive restyling, the 88’ motor yacht Domino Super is called ‘Super’ because she marks the evolution in terms of style, comfort, as well as performance. She features aerodynamic lines, enhanced by the hull’s original colour shade, the dark ‘London Grey’, in pleasant contrast with the lighter ‘Moon Grey’ chosen for the superstructure.
The 88’ superyacht Domino Super boasts plenty of new design solutions, including the new sun deck, which enhances the yacht’s sporty character while providing its guests with additional comfort; the large continuous hull glazing, ensuring a truly aggressive look; as well as the restyled aft area, which adds the final touch to the yacht’s dynamic personality. The aft swimming platform, which can be lowered into the sea, makes diving into the water and getting back onboard much easier, as well as enhancing tender launching and haulage operations.
In the standard version, the 88’ luxury yacht Domino Super is fitted with twin MTU 16V 2000 M93, 2435 Mhp diesels, achieving a top speed of 38 knots and a cruising speed of 34 knots. As an option, two MTU 16V 2000 M94, 2638 Mhp engines can be installed instead, delivering the yacht a thrilling top speed of up to 40 knots and a cruising speed of 35 knots.
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