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Azimut Grande

The Grande collection is where Azimut's series-building meets superyacht scale: flybridge and tri-deck yachts of roughly 26 to 44 meters, with a design language that has been rethought several times in recent years.

BuilderAzimut Yachts
TypeSeries-built flybridge and tri-deck motor yachts
LengthAbout 26–44 meters in the current range
DesignerExterior by Alberto Mancini on recent models; interiors by Achille Salvagni or m2atelier
IntroducedCurrent generation from 2022; Grande 44M flagship launched in 2026
Aerial view of yachts moored in Port Hercule, Monaco

The Grande

Grande is the top tier of Azimut's range and the collection most likely to be run by a professional crew. The current generation began with the Grande 26M and Grande 36M, both presented at the Cannes Yachting Festival in 2022, and has since added a new Grande 30M, a refreshed Grande Trideck and, in 2026, the 43.6-meter Grande 44M as the brand's flagship.

Earlier Grande models, such as the Grande 35 Metri, 32M and 27M, remain active on the brokerage market. That mix of recent and established hulls gives buyers a real choice of age, layout and budget within one family.

Design

Alberto Mancini has shaped the exteriors of the recent Grandes, with interiors by Achille Salvagni on the 26M and 36M and by the studio m2atelier on the 30M, the latest Trideck and the 44M, under a relaxed theme Azimut calls Barefoot Luxury. Carbon fiber is used extensively to save weight: the 44M is more than half carbon by Azimut's account.

Signature ideas vary by model. The 26M has an extending transom that becomes a lounge at anchor, the 36M an Infinity Deck with recessed glazing, the 30M pod propulsion from Rolls-Royce's mtu, and the 44M a Hull Vane foil and a mild hybrid system for quiet time at anchor.

Models and sizes

Azimut Grande yachts for sale

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Buying a Azimut Grande

Because Grandes are built in series, a buyer can compare sister ships closely and learn which options and layouts each carries. At this size the survey reaches beyond engines to class status, stabilizers, crew arrangements and the condition of carbon and composite structures. Newer systems such as pods or hybrid equipment deserve a specialist's eye and a clear service record.

Daniel's buying guide sets out the process, and the Azimut builder page places the Grande within the wider range.

Owning and selling a Azimut Grande

A Grande sells on specification and upkeep. Documented maintenance, a stable crew and sensible upgrades set one hull apart from another, and a well-planned refit can carry an earlier model comfortably into the market alongside newer designs.

Daniel prices a Grande against recent sold sister ships through a private valuation, then presents it either quietly to qualified buyers or worldwide with cooperating brokers. His page on selling an Azimut explains the approach.

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Questions owners ask

How large are Azimut Grande yachts?

The current collection runs from about 26 meters with the Grande 26M to 43.6 meters with the Grande 44M flagship. In between sit the Grande 27M, 30M, 36M and the Grande Trideck of about 38 meters. Older Grande models of similar sizes also trade on the brokerage market.

Who designs the Azimut Grande yachts?

Alberto Mancini designs the exteriors of the recent Grande models. Interiors are by Achille Salvagni on the 26M and 36M, and by the studio m2atelier on the Grande 30M, the latest Grande Trideck and the Grande 44M. Hull and naval architecture work is shared with specialist studios and Azimut's own engineering teams.

Does a Grande need a professional crew?

Generally yes. Even the smallest Grande is a yacht of about 26 meters with dedicated crew cabins, and the larger models are designed around a full-time captain and crew. Crew numbers, flag and intended use all shape running costs, which Daniel discusses with buyers early in the search.