Baglietto Unveils T60 and FAST50 at Monaco Yacht Show

Baglietto presented two new yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026: the T60 Kinda II and the first hull of its FAST50 series. Both projects were designed by Francesco Paszkowski, with interiors by Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini, and naval architecture by Pierluigi Ausonio. The unveiling took place in September, with the FAST50 making its world debut and the T60 Kinda II introducing a new platform for the Italian shipyard.

The T60 Kinda II measures 197 feet (60 meters) and comes in at 1,100 gross tons. Baglietto designed this yacht with a focus on owner privacy, flexible living spaces, and proximity to the water. The entire upper deck is reserved for the owner, incorporating a master suite, office, dressing room, two bathrooms, and a private pool at the bow. Four guest staterooms are on the main deck, with a fifth on the lower deck. The yacht also includes a roughly 645-square-foot beach lounge with pool, gym, spa, bar, and conversation area, as well as fold-down platforms at the stern. Twin Caterpillar 3512E engines give the yacht a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.

The FAST50, at 164 feet (49.9 meters), is the flagship of Baglietto’s new Fast line. Its hull remains below the 500 gross ton threshold and is constructed entirely in aluminum. The first unit was sold soon after its unveiling in 2024 and launched in June, preceding its debut in Monaco. The FAST50 is powered by four MTU 16V2000 M96L engines, delivering a top speed of 30 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots. With a range of 4,500 nautical miles at 12 knots, the yacht is designed for both performance and extended cruising.

Aerial view of Monaco harbor with many yachts and city buildings — Photo: Dennis G. Jarvis / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)

Baglietto chief commercial officer Fabio Ermetto said the FAST50 was created to combine performance, comfort, and extraordinary liveability in a contemporary platform. The design draws inspiration from earlier Baglietto fast yachts such as Pachamama, Monokini, and Rush, as well as elements from the more recent T-line.

The FAST50 features three full decks, a wide-body owner’s suite, and large silk-screened hull windows for natural light and privacy. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in five cabins, with crew space for nine. Interiors follow a contemporary theme with teak, lacquered surfaces, and “burnt” oak finishes, accented by pops of red in artwork and sculptures. Weight reduction was prioritized, with restrained use of marble and titanium handrails. Automotive-inspired details include integrated air intakes, stern fairleads modeled on sports car exhausts, and a custom “Porsche Chalk” hull finish developed with Boero.

A two-level stern, inspired by the T52 series, incorporates fold-down bulwarks to expand the beach club. The aft garage can launch a seven-meter tender, while a second garage sits forward. The upper deck offers lounge and sunbathing areas, a Jacuzzi at the bow, and a three-sided opening veranda for panoramic dining. A rooftop retreat provides further private outdoor space. Full-height opening windows on three sides of both the main and upper decks link interior and exterior spaces, while signature cut-out bulwarks frame sea views.

Baglietto currently has 17 yachts under development, with the recent sale of a 53-meter superyacht, Project53, to a repeat client. The magazine has also looked at Bilgin Yachts’ flagship debut at Monaco.