Posted on 11/13/2008 EST @ 07:58 under:
Hybrid Yachts,
Boat Shows,
Mochi CraftThe 48th Genoa International Boat Show witnessed the most eagerlyawaited new development of the nautical year the first craft over 20 metres to feature the hybrid Zero Emission Mode propulsion system, presented in a worldwide preview by the Mochi Craft, a Ferretti S.p.A. brand.
Posted on 12/14/2007 EST @ 11:55 under:
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftMOCHI CRAFT, trend setter in the motoryacht world thanks to its creation of the Italian Lobster Boat Style, has been present in Genoa with the brand new Dolphin 64' fly, the flybridge version of the lobster boat, resplendent in a special aquamarine green - a perfect balance of versatility, elegance, performance and on board comfort.
Posted on 12/11/2007 EST @ 10:37 under:
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftThe MOCHI CRAFT fleet welcomes the Dolphin 54' - available in sun top and flybridge versions - a new lobster boat ready to tempt lovers of the sea who are seeking a more direct, harmonious contact with nature. The experience gained from the collaboration between Norberto Ferretti, the Ferretti Group's Engineering Division AYT - Advanced Yacht Technology and the Victory Design Studio in the creation of the two craft that bracket this model, the 44' and 64', has ensured that the Dolphin 54' offers outstanding levels of safety and comfort.
Posted on 10/21/2007 EST @ 14:14 under:
Boat Shows,
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftDolphin 54’, the new lobster boat by Mochi Craft - available in both sun top and fly-bridge versions - is ready to seduce lovers of the sea. Created through the working relationship between Norberto Ferretti, Ferretti Group Engineering Division and Studio Victory Design, the elegant, new Mochi Craft lobster boat retains the sophisticated vintage style embodied by the entire fleet, and the excellent sailing characteristics, cutting edge technology and high performance of previous models.
Posted on 10/19/2007 EST @ 15:35 under:
Lobster Boats,
Boat Shows,
Mochi CraftThe new lobster boat Dolphin 64’ Fly underlines a vocation for uniqueness strongly desired by Norberto Ferretti, and is the result of the working relationship between Victory Design and AYT - Ferretti Group Engineering Division. With the fly-bridge model, Mochi Craft offers owners the opportunity to choose between Dolphin 64’ “Open version”, featuring an additional sundeck, and the “flying bridge version” featuring an extra upper deck for relaxing with friends or family in the open, and organizing lunches or an aperitif in a special atmosphere.
Posted on 02/14/2007 EST @ 16:06 under:
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftThe Mochi Craft 44 encapsulates the class and elegance of the 1950’s lobster boat, with splendid reflexes in turquoise, coral, deep red, and marine blue shimmering on the sea surface. Let yourself be gently cradled by the welcoming embrace of the Mediterranean.
Posted on 01/08/2007 EST @ 10:12 under:
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftThe first model launched by Ferretti Group, and forerunner of the unmistakeable Mochi Craft class. with the sinuous design of its lines offer both sophistication and comfort to ship-owner and guests alike.
Twenty-two metres of pure emotion. The 74’ Dolphin is the largest member of the Mochi Craft fleet with underdeck, lower bridge and flybridge all creating a special relationship between water and sun. The craft boasts sinuous rounded lines and a spacious cockpit but the wide open windows are the feature that capture the attention and provide a privileged view of the sea. A boat that takes control at sea – a boat for those who realise that sailing is not about following in the steps of someone else, but rather about steering your own course.
Posted on 12/16/2006 EST @ 13:43 under:
Lobster Boats,
Mochi CraftDuring the Genoa Boat Show 2006 MOCHI CRAFT presented, in worldwide preview the new Dolphin 64, whose hull is characterised by a new Aquamarine green colour.This colour is an example of the uniqueness desired by Noberto Ferretti, Chairman of the Ferretti Group, which took over the brand in 2001. Thanks to the partnership between Victory Design and the Engineering Division of the Ferretti Group, this desire is now being turned into crafts that reinterpret New England lobster boats with Italian sensitivity.
