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GX42 Brings Zero-Emissions Anchoring to the American Charter Fleet

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GX Superyachts has launched its 138-foot flagship, built around a parallel hybrid drivetrain and solar power that lets owners sit at anchor for two full days without running a generator. American buyers eyeing the transatlantic charter circuit now have a genuinely quiet option to consider.

With reporting from Yachting.

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