Nauta Design XP75

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Nauta Design has revealed details of the Nauta XP75, a 245-foot, ready-to-build concept motoryacht with two helipads, three pools, and a garage that can hold three tenders. The XP75, in terms of size, "goes well beyond any other explorer project Nauta has designed to date." The yacht will be built to ice-class standards and able to operate everywhere from the Arctic to the Caribbean. Double glazing will be used to reduce the transfer of heat, and the engine-cooling water will be recycled.