Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 For Sale

Lomac / Lomac GranTurismo 12.5

The Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 is a masterpiece of Italian marine engineering, designed to provide an unparalleled experience on the water. As a premier model in the Lomac lineup, this RIB combines exceptional performance with luxurious comfort, making it ideal for both leisurely cruises and high-speed adventures. The vessel measures 12.5 meters in length and boasts a beam of 3.86 meters, offering ample space for entertaining up to 12 guests during the day. Its sleek, modern design is complemented by high-quality materials and finishes, ensuring that every journey is both stylish and comfortable.

Powered by twin inboard engines, the GranTurismo 12.5 delivers impressive performance, reaching cruising speeds of 30 knots and a maximum speed of 50 knots. This speed and agility are matched by a sophisticated hull design that ensures a smooth and stable ride, even in challenging conditions. The planning hull configuration contributes to its excellent handling and fuel efficiency, providing a range of up to 350 nautical miles.

The interior of the GranTurismo 12.5 reflects Lomac’s commitment to luxury and functionality. The spacious layout features two well-appointed cabins, accommodating up to four overnight guests in comfort. The cockpit area is designed for socializing, with comfortable seating and a well-equipped galley. Whether hosting a sunset dinner or enjoying a day on the water, this vessel is equipped to meet every need.

Built in Italy, the Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 stands as a testament to superior craftsmanship and innovative design. It is the perfect choice for those seeking a versatile and elegant yacht that does not compromise on performance.

Length

12.5M

Beam

3.9M

Draft

0.9M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

30KT

Max Speed

50KT

Fuel

1150L

Range

350NM

Engine

Twin Mercury Verado 450R

Option 1

Twin Yamaha 425 XTO

Option 2

Twin Suzuki DF350A

Naval

Lomac In-house Team

Exterior

Federico Fiorentino

Interior

Lomac In-house Team

Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 Price

New Starting From

€375,000

High Price Brokerage

€350,000

Low Price Brokerage

€300,000

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Some boats are redesigned every few years. The GranTurismo 12.5 was built the other way around: take a proven 12 metre hull, extend it, and let Federico Fiorentino tune what was already working rather than reinvent it. The result keeps everything that made the smaller boat quick and composed, and adds the extra half metre where it actually matters, in cabin and galley. She carries a crew member as standard, unlike her closest GranTurismo sisters, and that single detail says something about how Lomac sees her: less a weekend toy, more a boat that can be handed to someone else to run. Twin 450 horsepower Mercury Verados give her the same 50 knot top end as her stablemates, while a deeper 1150 litre fuel tank stretches her range out to 350 nautical miles. For an owner who wants the GranTurismo formula with room to actually live aboard, she is the obvious step up.

At Sea

Fifty knots on paper, calm water underneath in practice.

Twin Mercury Verado 450R outboards come as standard, with 425 horsepower Yamaha XTO or 350 horsepower Suzuki DF350A packages offered as alternatives, each tuned for a slightly different balance of top end and running cost. Cruising speed settles at a comfortable 30 knots, with the full 50 in hand for open water. The hull beneath her, developed from the smaller GranTurismo 12.0, is vacuum infused with isophthalic vinyl ester resin, a process Lomac uses specifically to keep weight down without giving up structural stiffness, which is exactly what a boat built to run hard at 50 knots needs most.

Design & Lines

Federico Fiorentino’s hand is visible the moment you step aboard, not just in the lines but in how the boat is laid out to use.

He is the exterior designer behind this generation of the GranTurismo range, and the 12.5 carries his work forward rather than starting again: independent pilot and copilot seats sit forward of the command area, separated for clarity at speed, while two generous glass side windows and portholes bring daylight into the cabin below rather than leaving it as a dim afterthought. The hull itself traces back to the 12.0, lengthened and refined rather than redrawn from scratch, which is why her proportions feel so settled for a boat this size.

Living Spaces

The aft sun pad is not just somewhere to lie down. It is also a hatch.

Lift it and a hydraulic mechanism opens access to the services below, keeping the maintenance side of the boat out of sight until it is actually needed. Up top, the cockpit carries a kitchen cabinet with a hob, sink and fridge built in, enough to cover drinks and a simple lunch without retreating below. Between the sun pad, the galley cabinet and the twin sundecks fore and aft, the GranTurismo 12.5 is built for a day that moves between sun, shade and water without anyone needing to go far to find what they need.

Interior & Accommodation

Below deck, a U-shaped dinette does double duty as the cabin’s social heart.

Its table lowers flush to the floor when the space is needed for something other than dining, a simple mechanism that keeps two cabins feeling larger than their footprint suggests. Those two cabins sleep four guests overnight, with up to twelve welcome on deck during the day, and a crew member carried as standard to look after the boat and its guests alike. It is a cabin built for comfort over a weekend rather than a cruise, consistent with the GranTurismo philosophy, just with slightly more room to enjoy it in.

Range & Autonomy

Three hundred and fifty nautical miles is a serious number for a boat this size.

An 1150 litre fuel tank, nearly half again what the smaller GranTurismo 12.0 carries, is what makes it possible, giving the 12.5 genuine range alongside her speed rather than one at the expense of the other. At a 30 knot cruise she can cover real distance between fuel stops, opening up longer coastal routes or an extended island hop that would otherwise mean planning fuel stops around the boat rather than the trip. For an owner who wants to go further as readily as faster, that number matters as much as the 50 knot top end.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Lomac GranTurismo 12.5 stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.