Company history

The Ferretti Company, long a symbol of luxury motor yachts, was founded in 1968 in Italy by brothers Alessandro and Norberto Ferretti. Their initiative was immediately accompanied by the success and recognition of buyers. The decision to focus on the production of luxury boats was made in the 1980s. Successful development allowed the shipyard to enter the markets of North America, Europe and the Caribbean. In 2012 Ferretti was taken over by the Chinese engineering corporation Weichai Group.

Production Facilities

The company is based on the Adriatic coast of Italy in Forli. The production is oriented to work with modern composite materials and uses components from leading manufacturers. The use of XFT (Cross Fiber Technology) has helped the shipyard to increase hull strength by 16% and reduce weight.

Model Range

Ferretti is producing a range of modern flybridge yachts. The hulls with V-shaped contours are made of fiberglass and are equipped with a stationary propulsion system. Their lengths range from 15 to 30 meters. For 2023, the flagship of the yard is the Ferretti 1000 with five cabins and MTU engines up to 2638 horsepower. The most compact of the Ferretti fleet is the entry level  three cabin  Ferretti 500.

2023 will see the introduction of the first model in the group's new range of explorer styled yachts called the Infynito class. The first model will be the 27 meter Ferretti Infynito 90 and it is a much discussed yacht that many are eager to see.

Yacht Features

The main distinguishing features of Ferretti boats are the combination of bold dynamic design, luxury and uncompromising technical characteristics. The crew and maintenance personnel are placed separately from the owner and guests. Reinforced noise insulation guarantees increased comfort even in full cruising mode. Zero-speed stabilizers noticeably reduce swinging during excitement.