The AB 95S is the high-performance sport variant of the AB 95, created for owners who pursue the thrill of pure adrenaline on the water. One of the first yachts equipped with the all-new MAN V12X-2200 engines, she delivers 6,600 hp total and reaches speeds in excess of 53 knots — making her one of the fastest yachts of her size in production.nnWith sinuous, sporty lines and a convertible roof top integrated into her streamlined profile, the AB 95S combines cutting-edge propulsion with ingenious functional solutions. The smooth, free-flowing design ensures unmatched loft-like comfort, with all living spaces tailored to the owner’s wishes. A fully-equipped beach area provides easy access to tenders and water toys.nnDesigned by Studio Archea (Archea Associati) for both exterior and interior, with naval architecture by AB Yachts in-house. Four cabins accommodate up to ten guests, with two crew cabins for four. First unit delivered in 2026. RINA classified for unrestricted navigation.
Length
28.5M
Beam
6.8M
Draft
1.4M
Volume
136GT
Day Guests
10
Sleeping
10
Cabin
4
Crew
4
Cruise Speed
45KT
Max Speed
53KT
Fuel
10700L
Range
440NM
Engine
3 x MAN V12X 2,200 HP
Naval
AB Yachts
Exterior
Studio Archea (Archea Associati)
Interior
Studio Archea (Archea Associati)
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€13,000,000
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Six thousand six hundred horsepower, and every one of them built for speed.
Three MAN V12X engines, 2,200 horsepower each, drive the AB 95S to a top speed of 53 knots and a cruising pace of 45, figures that place her among the fastest yachts in production at this length. Waterjet propulsion keeps the draught to a shallow 1.4 metres, opening anchorages a shaft driven yacht of this size could never reach, while extensive carbon fibre in the hull and deck holds displacement to 93 tonnes. Range extends to 440 nautical miles at cruise on 10,700 litres of fuel. The power to weight ratio shows up most clearly off the throttle, acceleration that feels closer to a sports car than a yacht, with the manners to match once she settles onto the plane.
The AB 95S looks fast even at the dock.
Studio Archea has given her a wraparound windshield and an aggressive, aerodynamic profile that lowers her visual weight despite 28.5 metres of waterline. An integrated roof opens over the salon, dropping the roofline further and drawing natural light straight down into the interior below. The aft beach area, fitted out for tenders over four metres and a full complement of water toys, gives direct access to the sea the moment she stops. At the helm, an integrated bridge system developed with Fincantieri keeps the technical layer discreet, leaving the deck itself uncluttered and purposeful.
Inside, speed gives way to comfort without losing character.
Four cabins sleep up to ten guests, finished in leather and suede over insulated panelling that keeps engine noise and heat at bay even when she is pushing towards 53 knots. Studio Archea’s interior work carries the same aerodynamic language from the exterior inward, with expansive glazing and the opening roof keeping the lower deck bright rather than enclosed. Crew quarters for four sit apart from the guest accommodation, allowing the owner’s spaces to remain genuinely private. It is an interior built to feel calm at rest and composed at speed, which on a yacht of this performance is no small achievement.
The beach area is where the AB 95S does her entertaining.
Direct water access, a tender over four metres and jet ski storage turn the stern into the yacht’s social centre the moment the anchor goes down. Forward, the convertible roof over the salon opens the interior to the main deck, erasing the line between the two spaces on a calm afternoon. The helm’s integrated bridge, developed with Fincantieri, keeps the systems that make 53 knots possible out of sight, so the experience on deck stays about speed and comfort rather than instrumentation. It is a yacht designed to be driven as much as lived aboard.
The first AB 95S left the yard in 2026, proof that the concept is production ready, not a prototype.
She measures 28.5 metres on a 6.8 metre beam, displacing 93 tonnes thanks to extensive use of carbon fibre in the hull and deck. Three MAN V12X engines combine for 6,600 horsepower, driving her to 53 knots at full throttle and 45 at cruise, with a 440 nautical mile range on 10,700 litres of fuel. Four cabins accommodate ten guests, with crew space for four, all RINA classified for unrestricted navigation. For an owner who already knows the AB Yachts range and wants the fastest expression of it yet, the AB 95S is the model built specifically for that brief.
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