A year on board
Twelve months after its debut, the Santasevera 52 returns in a new set of images — and reaches ten units sold.
A year after its launch, the Santasevera 52 is photographed again from a more mature perspective. Beyond the clarity of its lines, the new shoot looks at how the boat is actually experienced: the atmosphere, the flow of spaces, the practical details of everyday life at sea.
At 16.35 metres overall with a 5.05-metre beam, the 52 is built around a fully flush main deck — an architectural choice that makes movement on board fluid and instinctive, with no visual barriers or changes in level. Stern platform and cockpit form a single open space, with U-shaped seating around a flexible centre and a galley equipped with twin refrigerators, grill and ice maker. The hard top extends the windscreen naturally, offering shelter without enclosing the space. Three forward-facing seats at the helm keep the driver connected to everyone on board.
Below deck, the owner's cabin runs across the full beam, the guest cabin features twin beds, and natural materials and understated finishes carry the brand's identity indoors. Twin Volvo Penta D6-480 engines with IPS 650 transmission deliver around 28 knots, with shaft drive and outboard configurations also available.
In under twelve months the 52 has reached ten units sold across Europe and the United States, with delivery of the tenth hull scheduled for December 2026. The model marked the starting point of a broader project: a 42-footer has since premiered at boot Düsseldorf, and larger sizes are already in development.
