First Look at Sanlorenzo SHE: The Yachting World's New Hollywood Diva

Sanlorenzo has unveiled SHE, a 25.5 metre yacht that reinterprets the brand’s heritage through a contemporary lens. Short for Sanlorenzo Heritage, SHE embodies restraint, refinement and renewal, blending the elegance of the 1960s with advanced technology and hybrid propulsion.

Created with Zuccon International Project and Lissoni & Partners, SHE reflects Sanlorenzo’s signature mix of craftsmanship, design purity and innovation. It is the first model equipped with the Volvo Penta IPS hybrid system, enabling silent electric cruising, intelligent energy use and reduced emissions.

With clean lines and a minimalist silhouette, SHE recalls classic Italian style while embracing modernity. Full height glazing and fluid interiors create a seamless link between sea and sky. Inside, the mood recalls a Milanese lounge with warm mahogany tones, sculptural details and understated elegance.

The main deck flows on a single level to a stern terrace that opens into a sea level platform. Sustainable synthetic teak, chosen for lower surface temperature and easy upkeep, reflects the yacht’s focus on innovation and comfort. The superstructure, spread over two levels, combines relaxation and sunbathing areas while maintaining visual lightness.

The interior layout spans three decks, connected by a sculptural staircase. The main salon opens to the sea through full height glazing, while the lower deck houses an owner’s suite, a VIP and a guest cabin, all en suite and refined in tone and detail.

Powered by a hybrid system allowing electric cruising up to nine knots and rapid battery recharge, SHE is built using lightweight lamination and bio based resins. Her 3.95 metre carbon fibre tender, fully electric, continues the same ethos of quiet sophistication.

SHE is conceived as a one off statement of design and intent, a bridge between heritage and innovation, past and future. Crafted for connoisseurs who appreciate beauty that endures, SHE captures Sanlorenzo’s belief that true elegance lies in evolution, not excess.