German luxury yacht manufacturer crafting carbon fiber sailboats that blend iconic design, cutting-edge performance, and effortless sailing pleasure.
YYachts, a German maritime innovator founded in 2015 with roots in over 50 years of boatbuilding heritage, redefines luxury sailing through its “Less is More” philosophy. Specializing in carbon fiber composite yachts ranging from 60ft to 100ft, YYachts combines minimalist elegance with engineering precision, delivering vessels that excel in both regatta racing and sophisticated cruising.
Innovation & Design
YYachts’ portfolio includes:
- Flagship Models:
- Y7 (21.3m): A performance cruiser with a carbon fiber hull, square-top mainsail, and panoramic saloon by Sir David Chipperfield.
- Y8 (24.4m): A maxi yacht featuring a retractable keel, CFD-optimized hull, and modular interiors for customizable luxury.
- Y6 (18.3m): A compact yet powerful sloop designed for shorthanded sailing with carbon rigging and Silent Box™ noise reduction.
Technical Leadership
Key innovations:
- Carbon Fiber Mastery: Vacuum-infused carbon hulls reduce weight by 30% while increasing strength, used in models like the Y7 for speeds exceeding 20 knots.
- Aerodynamic Design: Partnerships with naval architects like Bill Tripp ensure hydrodynamic efficiency, minimizing drag and maximizing sail power.
- Silent Box™ Technology: Engine and machinery noise isolated via advanced insulation, creating a serene onboard environment.
Sailing Philosophy
YYachts’ “Keep it Simple” ethos prioritizes:
- Effortless Handling: Automated sail systems and balanced hull designs allow single-handed operation without compromising performance.
- Timeless Aesthetics: Clean lines, flush decks, and minimalist interiors by Javier Jaudenes evoke modern luxury without clutter.
- Sustainability: Recycled carbon materials and hybrid propulsion options align with IMO 2030 environmental standards.
Global Impact
YYachts yachts have won awards at the Monaco Yacht Show and dominated regattas like the St. Barth Bucket. Headquartered in Germany with offices in Palma and Miami, the brand serves clients worldwide, offering “end-to-end customization” from hull design to interior finishes.