The Zeta Elle ZL 14 is a marvel of modern yacht design, embodying the pinnacle of Italian luxury and engineering. With its sleek and sporty silhouette, this 22-meter open yacht is designed for those who appreciate both style and performance on the water. Constructed with GRP, the ZL 14 boasts a planning hull configuration, allowing it to glide effortlessly through the waves with impressive stability and speed. The interior is a testament to elegance, featuring high-end finishes and a layout that maximizes space and comfort. Accommodating up to 16 guests during the day and 4 overnight in its 2 luxurious cabins, the yacht ensures everyone on board experiences the utmost in comfort and relaxation.
Powered by twin inboard engines, the ZL 14 can reach a maximum speed of 50 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 40 knots. This performance is supported by a fuel capacity that provides an extensive range, making it ideal for longer journeys along the coast or quick hops between islands. The yacht’s exterior, designed by Zeta Elle’s in-house team, is both stylish and functional, offering ample deck space for socializing and sunbathing. Meanwhile, the interior design, also crafted by the same expert team, creates an inviting atmosphere with a blend of modern aesthetics and traditional charm.
Built in Italy, the Zeta Elle ZL 14 represents the perfect fusion of technological innovation and timeless elegance, making it a standout choice for discerning yacht enthusiasts. With a starting price of approximately 1,750,000 EUR and used models ranging from 1,200,000 to 1,500,000 EUR, this yacht offers a premium experience that is sure to impress.
Length
13.9M
Beam
4.3M
Draft
1.2M
Day Guests
16
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
40KT
Max Speed
50KT
Fuel
1000L
Range
200NM
Engine
3 x Mercury 400HP
Naval
Zeta Elle Design Team
Exterior
Zeta Elle Design Team
Interior
Zeta Elle Design Team
New Starting From
€1,750,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,200,000
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Three engines and fifty knots put the ZL 14 firmly in RIB territory, whatever her size suggests.
Twin stainless fuel tanks hold 1,000 litres between them, enough for a 200 nautical mile range at her 40 knot cruising speed, with a genuine 50 knot top end available when the conditions and the moment call for it. Power comes from three engines rated up to 400 horsepower each, the kind of configuration that keeps a hull this size light on its feet rather than labouring under its own weight. It is a specification built for owners who see distance and speed as the same problem, solved the same way.
Zeta Elle calls her bold, and at 13.9 metres with a 50 knot top speed, the description holds up.
A T top structure with integrated spot lights runs over the helm and bar area, giving shape and shelter without closing the deck in. The hydraulic stern platform doubles as a launch point for a personal watercraft, a detail that marks her out from a conventional day boat of similar length. At 2.50 metres of height and a 4.30 metre beam, she carries a low, purposeful profile that keeps the emphasis on speed rather than volume, while still leaving enough width for a proper layout below.
Below decks, comfort catches up with the performance above.
Two cabins sleep four guests, built around a queen sized bed and an additional berth, with a bathroom finished in a shower, sink, mirror and electric toilet. Two 40 litre refrigerators and hot and cold water on demand keep the boat self sufficient for a genuine weekend away rather than a single afternoon out. A hydraulic black water system handles waste discreetly, and the electric windlass and retractable bow shower round out a specification built for real use rather than showroom appearance.
The helm is built to match the performance, not just to look the part.
Navigation runs through a full instrument suite of GPS, radar, VHF and depth sounder as standard, with an optional bow thruster and joystick control making close quarters handling straightforward for an owner running the boat without a full crew. Underwater LED lighting and a diesel generator are available as options for evenings at anchor, and day capacity for sixteen guests means she works just as well as a sociable day boat as she does a fast weekend escape for a smaller group.
Built in house by Zeta Elle’s own design and engineering teams, the ZL 14 is priced at approximately 1.75 million euros new.
She displaces 9 tonnes on a 13.9 metre length and 4.3 metre beam, drawing 1.2 metres of water, shallow enough for anchorages a longer keeled yacht would need to avoid. Two crew are provided for alongside sleeping space for four and day capacity for sixteen, a specification aimed at an owner who wants a genuinely fast, self sufficient boat rather than a slow cruiser with a big top speed on paper. For that buyer, the ZL 14 is a direct and capable answer.
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