On December 3, 2024, Lürssen delivered the 142-meter DRAGONFLY, formerly known as Project ALIBABA.
Designed by Germán Frers with interiors by Nauta Design, DRAGONFLY combines elegance and functionality, featuring a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system for efficient global cruising.
With approximately 9,500 GT of interior volume, DRAGONFLY boasts a glass-bottom pool, cinema, spa, water sports center, and a dedicated business deck with an office, gym, games room, and helicopter hangar. A standout feature is the innovative double-folding platform at the stern, creating a spacious beach club with direct water access.
“This project highlights timeless design and technical excellence,” says Germán Frers. Mario Pedol of Nauta Design adds, “DRAGONFLY balances refined elegance with stunning views and versatile spaces.”
The yacht’s advanced propulsion system includes twin diesel engines, electric Azimuth Pod Drives, and PTI/PTO units for hybrid operation. Y.CO., which coordinated the project and now manages DRAGONFLY as part of its fleet.
As Lürssen’s fourth delivery in 2024—following LUMINANCE (138.8m), KISMET (122m), and HAVEN (82m)—DRAGONFLY reinforces the shipyard’s leadership in luxury yacht design and engineering.
“We thank everyone involved, including Germán Frers, Nauta Design, and Y.CO, for their outstanding collaboration,” says Peter Lürssen.
Lürssen, a leading manufacturer of superyachts over 100 meters, continues to dominate the world of ultra-luxury yachting with its unparalleled craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation. Renowned for building some of the most iconic vessels on the seas, Lürssen remains a top choice for discerning clients seeking the ultimate luxury yacht charter in Croatia, offering unmatched opulence and performance along the Adriatic coast.
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