The Targa 47 line has been expanded with two new models, each designed to offer a distinct take on performance cruising and life on the water.
First introduced in January 2026, the Targa 47 Open focuses on a relaxed, open-air experience. Its redesigned main deck creates a seamless connection between the saloon, cockpit and sunpad, giving guests a more natural flow throughout the boat. A full-length sliding roof allows the space to be adapted easily, offering shade, sunshine or a fully open feel depending on the conditions.
The model also places strong emphasis on practicality and comfort. Increased storage, a more efficient layout and carefully selected materials give the yacht a refined yet understated atmosphere. At the helm, the Targa 47 Open is designed to deliver precise handling and an engaging driving experience, while two well-appointed cabins below deck provide comfortable accommodation for time away.
In March 2026, the Targa 47 GT made its world debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show, introducing a more enclosed and versatile version of the same platform. Created for owners who want greater protection and usability in changing weather conditions, the GT retains the performance character of the Targa range while offering a more sheltered onboard environment.
Large areas of glazing and an opening roof help maintain a strong connection with the sea, while the layout separates key areas for driving, entertaining and relaxing. The helm has been designed with ease of use in mind, and optional assisted docking technology adds further confidence during close-quarters manoeuvring.
The Palm Beach premiere also underlined the brand’s growing focus on the US market, where its expanding dealer network is expected to play an important role in supporting owners after delivery.
Together, the Targa 47 Open and Targa 47 GT represent a natural evolution of the Targa line, offering owners two different ways to enjoy the same core qualities: performance, comfort, craftsmanship and a strong connection to the water.
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