Lürssen sets a new course for luxury yachting with the triumphant delivery of superyacht Kismet. Having departed the shipyard in May, she embarks on her maiden voyage, poised to redefine exceptional experiences at sea.
Built for a discerning owner with a history of Lürssen commissions, Kismet embodies a harmonious blend of power and elegance.
This 122-meter (including bowsprit) behemoth boasts a beam of 17.8 meters, offering exceptional volume without sacrificing its sleek lines. The majestic mast and a striking bow figure reminiscent of a leaping jaguar add a touch of grandeur to its profile.
Inside, renowned design studio Reymond Langton Design, a repeat collaborator for the owner, crafted an unparalleled interior tailored to their specific lifestyle. Imagine a two-level, open-plan entrance adorned with sweeping video walls, leading down to a lower-deck Nemo cinema featuring a 150-inch screen and an underwater seating area – just a taste of the exquisite features onboard.
Kismet signifies the third collaboration between Lürssen, the owner, and their long-time representatives, Kyle and Gerry Fultz. Peter Lürssen himself acknowledges the demanding nature of the project, yet expresses confidence that Lürssen’s expertise has delivered a yacht that will remain ‘timeless and ahead of its time for many years to come.’
Technical innovation is another hallmark of Kismet. A cutting-edge hybrid powertrain, featuring a full-electric mode, positions it among the world’s most powerful and energy-efficient superyachts. Sustainability and safety are further emphasized by a heat recovery system for pool heating and dynamic positioning for precise anchoring.
As Kismet sets sail on its maiden voyage, it embodies the pinnacle of luxury, craftsmanship, and technological prowess. This vessel serves as a powerful testament to Lürssen’s unwavering leadership in the world of superyachts.
Currently enjoying its inaugural season in the Mediterranean, Kismet is also available for charter, offering the ultimate yachting experience for those seeking the extraordinary.
Photos Steffen Mayer, Carl Groll, Jonas Thelen
