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Nuvolari Lenard Styling Meets a Hybrid Drivetrain on CRN's Newest 67-Meter Build

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CRN has presented Amor À Vida, a 67-meter yacht, about 220 feet, built entirely to one client's brief rather than from an existing platform. The yard handled the engineering, and the styling came from the Nuvolari Lenard studio. Below deck she runs on a hybrid power system, the part that will interest owners along the Florida coast who are asking more of their builders about how a yacht moves as well as how she looks. Inside, the accommodation was designed around the person it was built for. No price has been made public, and none is given here.

With reporting from Yachting.

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