8 Standout World Premieres at boot Düsseldorf 2026

The world's leading boat and water sports trade fair, boot Düsseldorf, is charting a course for a major upswing in 2026. International shipyards and dealers are returning in force, signaling strong confidence in the event as the premier platform to showcase their portfolios.

From January 17 to 25, over 1,000 boats and yachts will be moored across 16 exhibition halls. This massive display will highlight the industry's innovative power, ranging from high-performance electric motors and sustainable propulsion systems to cutting-edge boat building materials and futuristic hull designs.

Building on this excitement, here is a closer look at some of the standout yachts and boats that will celebrate their world premiere at boot 2026.

Ferretti Yachts 720

As the first model built at Ferretti Group’s new Ravenna facility, the 22.5-metre Ferretti Yachts 720 introduces the Just Like Home philosophy in a compact yet refined format. Four cabins, including a master suite with enhanced storage, deliver the privacy of a larger yacht. Twin 1,400 hp MAN V12 engines push the yacht to 32 knots, with Seakeeper stabilisers ensuring comfort underway.

Bluegame BGX83

Debuting as the flagship of the BGX range, the BGX83 features an evolved beach club with a new starboard opening for a closer connection to the sea. The layout is organised around a 6.3-metre full-beam master suite, with exterior design by Zuccon International Project and interiors by Piero Lissoni. Triple Volvo Penta IPS 1200 units deliver a top speed of 30 knots.

Greenline 42

Efficient performance meets sustainable technology on the Greenline 42, capable of 30 knots and silent electric manoeuvring via the H-Drive 6G system. Ten solar panels generating up to 4.1 kW power onboard systems throughout the day. Designed by Marco Casali, the yacht features flexible deck arrangements and a highly adaptable interior. Greenline calls it the most customisable model in the shipyard’s history.

Saxdor 460 GTC

Positioned as the Finnish builder’s flagship, the Saxdor 460 GTC is conceived for all-season cruising, combining an enclosed wheelhouse with sliding glass elements that maintain an open feel. Fold-down terraces, a generous social saloon, and a standard two-cabin layout finished in light wood veneers define the interior, with optional guest accommodation extending cruising potential.

Santasevera 42

Sleek lines and a protective superstructure define the Santasevera 42, designed by Francesco Guida with a forward helm that maximises cockpit space. A C-shaped sofa, chaise-longue relaxation area, and a customisable interior set the tone on board. Offered with outboard, sterndrive, or IPS propulsion, the yacht reaches 30 knots with notable stability.

Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin

Premiering as the first model of the new 38 range, the Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin is conceived for year-round use and maximum modularity. A larger wheelhouse with a convertible U-sofa and an upgraded front cabin with increased headroom enhance comfort, while twin 350 hp engines deliver speeds exceeding 45 knots. Folding side platforms and flexible layouts make it the most adaptable Axopar to date.

Marcopolo MP10 & MP12

Marking the international debut of Marcopolo Adventure Yachts, the MP10 and MP12 share similar dimensions but differ in character. The MP10 is an asymmetrical walkaround open model with a large hardtop sheltering the helm and galley, while the MP12 adopts a cruiser configuration with a second interior lounge and a fully enclosed helm station.

Frauscher x Porsche 790 Spectre

Presented as the second collaboration between Frauscher and Porsche, the 790 Spectre arrives as an all-electric sports boat following the 850 Fantom. Built around the high-voltage drive system of the Porsche Macan Electric, it brings Porsche E-Performance to the water, delivering a silent and dynamic cruising experience.