SPECIFICATION
| Length | 33.5 m |
| Beam | 7.6m |
| Draft | 3.8m | 5.8m |
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DESCRIPTION
The all-carbon 110-foot superyacht will be built by Baltic Yachts in Finland.
The Baltic 110 builds on the already established relationship between the MMYD studio and Baltic Yachts, following the successful delivery of 34m SY Liara in 2019.
The new Baltic 110 will be the third vessel to feature Baltic’s innovative electric propulsion system and the yacht will also be equipped with low emission twin 129kW generators that use new Cummins diesel engines, designed to meet IMO Tier 3 emissions regulations.
The powerful cruising yacht has been developed by a highly experienced and knowledgeable owning family, and is designed for long distance global voyaging. Along with its eco credentials, the yacht will also feature a high voltage electrical system that will enable the yacht to operate in silent mode for long periods of time, while maintaining a supremely comfortable onboard lifestyle and conditions.
The design features a lifting keel and a rig package from Southern Spars.
In charge of external project management will be A2B Marine Projects and, with building starting shortly, the Baltic 110 will be due for delivery in 2023.
“We are delighted to be working with Baltic Yachts on this exciting new project. This design features an all-carbon structure, a telescoping keel and a generous sail plan, which will ensure excellent all-round sailing performance. The exterior styling is new and contemporary, and maximises the use of glass in the superstructure to create a light and open interior feel. The interior itself will be designed by Andreas Martin-Löf, which will be his first venture into yacht interior design.” – Malcolm McKeon, Malcolm McKeon Yacht Design
“I am delighted to report a surge in demand for Baltic Yachts with an increasing number of clients looking at electric propulsion and the other environmentally conscious solutions we can offer. There’s a clear trend developing in support of low emissions yachting and we are excited to be building another yacht featuring the latest technology which supports a cleaner, greener environment.” - Baltic Yachts Executive Vice
