The Nauticsud 2025, now in its 51st edition, has seen excellent attendance in its initial days at the Mostra d'Oltremare in Naples. This event has solidified its status as a pivotal gathering for the nautical sector. Scheduled to run until February 16, it showcases the latest in boats, sustainable technologies, and accessories.
Product Innovations and Exclusive Premieres
Nauticsud serves as a platform for significant debuts in the nautical world, featuring Italian shipyards unveiling innovative models:
- Salpa is launching its new 52-foot inflatable boat, equipped with three 450 HP engines, advanced home automation technology, and a luxury layout.
- Morgan introduces the Morgan 34, a lobster-style boat with a tapered stern for optimal performance in rough seas.
- Aicon showcases the Aicon 50, winner of the World Yacht Trophies 2024 in Cannes, with prices starting at 300,000 euros.
- Italiamarine presents the Ponza 36 Cabin, also available in a walk-around version, which is particularly popular with the audience.
Technological Innovations and Sustainability
There is significant focus on sustainability and nautical innovation, with solutions aimed at reducing consumption and emissions:
- NTK Engineering introduces the revolutionary ARP (Retractable Bearing Wings) system, inspired by the America's Cup, enabling boats to lift off the water using four foils, reducing fuel consumption by up to 30% and emissions by up to 50%.
- AS Labruna presents a range of electric motors from 5 to 20 HP with lithium batteries and rapid recharge capabilities in just 5 hours, ensuring a range of 8-10 hours. The HK10 model also integrates electric and endothermic propulsion for advanced hybrid navigation.
- Coelmo unveils the Marine Energy Booster MEB120, a 120 kW system that optimizes battery charging and enhances the efficiency of electric engines in real-time.
Anticipation for the Debate on Tourism and Shipbuilding
On February 12 at 15:30, Nauticsud will host a significant debate on the future of nautics, featuring the participation of Minister Daniela Santanchè and the Chief of Staff of Minister Musumeci, Roberto Ribuffo. The main focus will be on nautical tourism and shipbuilding, aiming to outline strategies for the sector's development in Southern Italy.
With a blend of excellence, technology, and sustainability, Nauticsud 2025 continues to be a benchmark event for nautical enthusiasts and professionals, offering an exclusive glimpse into the future trends of the industry.