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The New 4,000 HP Lamborghini 63 Is a Cruiser That Will Make Your Supercar Jealous

Tecnomar's lamborghini 63 has the raging bull's dna, from the aventador steering wheel to leather racing seats. and it's very, very fast., richard alban, richard alban's most recent stories.

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For supercar addicts, Lamborghini ’s Raging Bull badge has a prestige value that surpasses just about every other automotive marque. Who can forget the iconic Miura   and   Countach , for example, or fail to recognize the outrageously aggressive styling and high-pitched roar of a 12-cylinder Aventador when it looks like a blurred shadow passing on the highway?

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The company has long produced big-block marine engines for offshore powerboat racing, but in 2020, it announced a collaboration with Tecnomar, part of The Italian Sea Group, to transpose the Lamborghini spirit into a ferociously styled, high-speed motoryacht.

The first Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 (the 63 references the yacht’s length in feet and Lamborghini’s 1963 foundation) is now in the water. Robb Report was able to experience the yacht’s thrilling performance firsthand during an invitation-only event at Tecnomar’s Tuscany-based shipyard.

The lean, low profile is more like a smaller performance boat than a 63-foot motoryacht. So is the 60-knot-plus top speed.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

“What we didn’t want was to simply have a car on the water,” said Mitja Borkert, director of Lamborghini’s Centro Stile. “It would have been very naive to just take the car shape and put it on top of a hull. It had to be supremely clean and classy.”

”One of the biggest challenges was maintaining a very low profile like the cars, because on a yacht you need a certain amount of headroom for comfort,” adds Gian Marco Campanino, art director at The Italian Sea Group. “It was a balance between making everything as light and sleek as possible, but also robust and vibration free.”

A trademark Lamborghini motif is the distinctive hexagonal shape of its supercars when viewed from the front or rear. This has been subtly reproduced in the angled hull windows and open transom of the yacht.

Despite the low exterior profile, the interior is wide open and filled with natural light.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

Other features on the 63 reference specific Lamborghini models: The two leather pilot seats are adapted versions of those in the Huracan Evo with Sparco racing seatbelts; the helm is based on the steering wheel of the Aventador (minus the paddle shifts and air bag); and the verde gea paint job is the same as the new limited-series Siàn FKP 37 , powered by hybrid technology. Even the dashboard graphics and aviation-style cover on the start/stop buttons are the same as the cars.

While the hull is made of fiberglass for strength, the carbon-fiber superstructure is designed to keep the weight down and center of gravity low. Under the aft sunpad are a pair of gleaming MAN V12 diesel engines, 2,000 hp each.

When combined with a slippery hull form and surface drives, they provide a top speed in excess of 60 knots, making this 63-footer one of the fastest yachts in her class. At a cruising speed of 40 to 45 knots, she burns around 100 gallons of fuel per hour for a range of 360 nautical miles.

Tecnomar’s design team was able to replicate the hexagonal shape of a Lamborghini’s front by using angular side windows on the 63.  Courtesy Italian Sea Group

High speed usually means a bumpy ride, yet despite a stiff breeze that was kicking up three-foot waves during a test run, the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 ran close to her redline speed, with no slamming and minimal vibration. She also proved a very dry boat: at the end of the trial there was hardly a drop of seawater on the windshield.

The 63 was designed to be a fast day boat or weekend cruiser. Behind the helm is a dinette and galley station, pop-up television and rear sunpad. Belowdecks is a forward master suite and guest cabin with twin single berths, both with sporty, carbon-looking trim and gray-and-yellow leather upholstery that carries Lamborghini’s automotive style to the water.

With a base price of about $3.5 million, the performance yacht is aimed at Lamborghini’s existing client base. The Italian Sea Group was reluctant to say exactly how many units have been sold to date. It did confirm, however, that available build slots through 2022 have already been reserved.

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Lamborghini Is Building a 4000-HP Boat

The automaker collaborated with the Italian Sea Group to create a 'pocket yacht' for people with deep pockets.

• This one, the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, is a yacht priced starting over $3 million that will be available next year.
• Each of its twin 24.2-liter MAN V-12 diesels makes 2000 horsepower and 4794 lb-ft of torque.

You know the feeling: you gaze out over your garage full of Lamborghinis and feel the familiar tinge of melancholy, because you can't drive them on the water. Okay, there was that one time with the Aventador and Lake Havasu, but that's Lloyd's of London's problem now. Every other day, your Lambos stay dry and the call of the sea goes straight to voice mail. But not anymore, amici . Beginning next year, you'll be able to park a Lambo at your dock, in the form of the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63.

A collab between Lamborghini and the Italian Sea Group (which builds Admiral and Tecnomar yachts at its shipyard on the Mediterranean), the 63 has a base price that's the equivalent of just under $3.4 million, but we're sure that'll go up once you start personalizing with your trademark purple ostrich interior and Gucci bathroom fixtures.

Each of the 63's twin 24.2-liter MAN V-12 diesels makes 2000 horsepower and 4794 lb-ft of torque. Redline is a very un-Lamborghini 2300 rpm. At 63 feet long, 18 feet wide, and displacing 24 tons, the Tecnomar is not what you'd call trailerable. The wee yacht's top speed is 60 knots, which translates to 69 mph for landlubbers. Cruising speed is 47 mph. Both those numbers sound conservative, given that MAN supplied three of these engines for a 100-foot yacht, and it went nearly as fast—55 knots. Sure, it had an extra engine, but a 100-foot boat is way, way, bigger than a 63-foot one. Anyway, if we were commissioning one of these, we'd demand 80 mph out of it. Hey, this is a Lambo!

As with Cigarette's AMG boats , the Tecnomar takes its design inspiration from cars—the bow lights ape the headlights of the Sián FKP 37 hybrid hypercar, and the start buttons are actual Lamborghini items. The helm, too, is designed to look like a Lamborghini cockpit, with two bucket seats surrounded by about an acre of decking.

You worked hard for your money (hahahahaha!) and the number 63 is working pretty hard here, since that's the length of the boat, the year Lamborghini was founded, and the number they say they'll build. Which, in multimillion-dollar boat terms, isn't exactly low production. It's kind of like if Lamborghini said that they'll only build 4980 Sián FKP 37s because that's its length, in millimeters.

As extremely jaded yacht owners ourselves, our only question is, like, is this a big yacht? Or is this the boat that you use to get to your big yacht? It's kind of a tweener, in Monaco terms. It's also not as quick as the latest 59-foot AMG Cigarette creation, the six-engine, 82-mph Tirranna . But that's not the point. The point is that finally, you can drive your Lamborghini to your Lamborghini, and the second one is in the ocean, and nobody's soaking wet and calling the police or blaming anything on a goose in the road that nobody else saw. And for that reason and possibly a few others, we're really looking forward to 2021.

Ezra Dyer is a Car and Driver senior editor and columnist. He's now based in North Carolina but still remembers how to turn right. He owns a 2009 GEM e4 and once drove 206 mph. Those facts are mutually exclusive.

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The First Lamborghini Yacht Has Arrived in the US

By Brett Berk

The first Lamborghini yacht has arrived in North America. In 2020, the Italian supercar manufacturer announced a partnership with Italian superboat manufacturer Tecnomar to produce a limited run of luxury yachts for the global marketplace. Now, the first of these finished boats in the US is waiting for its premiere customer at a dock in South Florida. 

Dubbed Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 , its name carries a variety of different connotations: The boat is 63 feet long, it has a top speed of 63 knots (which translates to around 72 mph on land), and only 63 of them are being built. This number isn’t random though—it’s an easter egg of sorts, pointing to the year 1963, when Ferruccio Lamborghini founded his namesake car company. Each of the roughly five dozen yachts has a starting price of around $3.5 million—and this is before the inevitable optioning-up with custom colors, materials, trim, and other individuated flourishes. Delivered through Miami-based Prestige Marine , the dealership tells AD that more Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 s are on the way. 

The yacht is fitted with a sleek design common to the luxury car brand. 

Of course, it’s the boat’s signature Lamborghini design elements that truly stand out. Aboard the luxury vessel, you’ll find hexagonal patterns on the interior and exterior, Y-shaped headlamps from the marque’s Sián supercar, a jet-fighter-like cockpit, a pair of racing-inspired seats at the helm, and, of course, V-12 power. However, unlike any production Lamborghini supercar, the Techomar features two of these motors, each of which runs on diesel fuel, and produces around 2,000 horsepower.

Racing-inspired seats anchor the helm. 

This is not the first foray into the nautical realm for Lamborghini. In 1968, five years after the founding of his eponymous car company, Ferruccio Lamborghini commissioned a wooden boat from famed Italian shipbuilder Riva and equipped it with a pair of 4.0-liter V-12 engines from his signature sports cars. Later, the marque produced an outrageously potent 7.2-liter V-12 marine engine for use in powerboats. In the 1980s and 1990s, this motor was occasionally shoehorned into the brand’s equally outrageous LM002 , an absurd super-SUV produced in limited numbers, which acted as the precursor to the brand’s current best-seller, the Urus SUV .

The Lamborghini-Tecnomar yacht joins other similar, limited edition, high-end boats produced by exclusive automakers, including Aston Martin , and Mercedes-Benz’s go-fast subsidiary, AMG . These ships are part of a larger initiative among luxury carmakers to create branded lifestyle experiences everywhere their customers may desire to be, including the creation of residential towers by the likes of Aston Martin , Bentley , Porsche , as well as homewares and furniture from Bugatti and a full line of fashion clothing and accessories from Ferrari.

The interiors offer plenty of space for entertaining. 

Not to be forgotten within this context is the full line of Lamborghini Tractors , the first vehicle company founded by Ferruccio back in the immediate post–World War II era in Italy and still in production today. We’re quite certain there is not one large enough to tow this superyacht, but the cross-branding opportunity still seems irresistible.

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Lamborghini Will Sell You a 4000-HP Speedboat With Two V-12s

Developed in collaboration with The Italian Sea Group and Tecnomar, it has looks inspired by the new Sián FKP 37 supercar.

Lamborghini's newest model might not be a car, but it's just as outrageously over the top as something we'd expect from the Italian brand. Meet the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, a luxury speed boat with two V-12 engines that make a combined 4000 horsepower.

Like every great Lamborghini, the company's new speedboat packs V-12 power—but not the type you'd expect. Instead of a high-revving gas-powered engine, there are two MAN-built 24.2-liter diesel V-12s, making 2000 horsepower each. Combined, the engines weigh over five tons alone. Top speed is 60 knots, making it the fastest boat in Tecnomar's fleet.

Production of the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is capped at 63 units (like the Sián), each priced from $3 million. Deliveries will start in early 2021.

Brian Silvestro is Hearst Autos' Lead Deputy Editor for rankings content. He spent over seven years as a staff writer for Road & Track Magazine, and still contributes regularly with car reviews, industry interviews, and more. He also has a taste for high-mileage, rusted-out projects and amateur endurance racing.

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Tecnomar For Lamborghini 63 Is Supercar-Inspired Yacht With 3,945 HP

Think of it as a lamborghini sian for the sea..

The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is a yacht that brings the brand of the Bull to the waves. It's a very special machine, perhaps even more so than the Lambo Sian , which is the current pinnacle from the Bologna-based automaker.

Giuliano Daniele from Motor1.com's Italian edition could not have imagined that after recently testing the Sian that would also have the opportunity to climb aboard the Lamborghini 63 yacht, which also took inspiration from the new supercar. The boat came from the collaboration between Lamborghini and the shipyard The Italian Sea Group.

To celebrate the year in which Ferruccio Lamborghini founded the company, the two brands have worked together to create a limited edition of 63 units, as suggested by the number contained in the name of the watercraft. This also references the length of this boat – 63 feet (20.42 meters). The width of the yacht is 17 feet 9 inches (5.4 meters). The weight is 52,911 pounds (24,000 kilograms). The idea behind the Lamborghini 63 is to create a luxury yacht with performance typical of more compact boats. 

Inside, the shapes, materials, and even the instrumentation faithfully reproduce the components used in the construction of Lamborghini vehicles. This similarity is evident both on the deck and in the lower area. Lambo's Ad Personam personalization program is even handling configuring the space for Lamborghini 63 yacht buyers.

The performance also fits a Lamborghini for the sea because it's the fastest boat within the Tecnomar fleet. Power comes from two, MAN 24-liter twin-turbo diesel engines making a total of 3,945 horsepower (2,942 kilowatts). To feed them, the fuel tank holds 951 gallons (3,600 liters).

The yacht's top speed is 60 knots (69.05 miles per hour or 111.1 kilometers per hour), and the cruise speed is 40 knots (46 mph or 74 kph). The total range is 210 nautical miles (241.7 miles or 388.9 kilometers).

The yacht's hull has skids that deflect the flow of water for generating lift that raises the body out of the water. Steps on the underside also help create lift by guiding the detachment of the water flow at high speed and allow air under the hull to add more lift and decrease hydrodynamic resistance.  

In order to optimize performance during the planing phase, there are adjustable flaps that allow to vary the trim of the boat. This adjusts the yacht's position with respect to the water. 

The roof has larger dimensions than the structures that are usually used on boats of this type. The shape improves the craft's aerodynamics and provides shade for occupants.

The starting price of this Lamborghini yacht is just over €3 million ($3.55 million at current exchange rates). This isn't too much more than Lambo's €3 million asking price for the Sian .

If you could spend this amount of money to get a fancy like this, which of the two Lamborghinis would you choose?

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Sneak Peek: Inside the new 19m Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 speed boat

After having hit the water for the first time three weeks ago, the 19.2-metre Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 has gained plenty of attention in and around The Italian Sea Group shipyard in Marina di Carrara, Italy.

In early July, the yacht was presented by her owner and designers to showcase her high-speed performance, detailed design and Lamborghini-inspired features. Built in reference to Lamborghini’s 1963 foundation, the new speed boat was influenced by the hybrid sports car Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 and its futuristic materials, technology and customisable details.

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Offering a look inside the first Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63, the yard has integrated recognisable Lamborghini sports car features such as carbon fibre materials and the protective hardtop that contributed to the yacht’s ultra-lightweight boat classification of 24 tons. “The most significant innovative features at the heart of the concept are speed and the dynamism of lightweight engineering,” adds the yard. 

Two MAN V12-2000 hp engines power her up to a top speed of 60 knots, making her the fastest of the Tecnomar fleet to date. Certain design features complement her sporty image and are an homage to the Lamborghini concept car Terzo Millennio and the Sián FKP 37. Both cars have distinctive Y-shaped front lights – and element which has been mimicked in the yacht's bow lights.

Inside, materials were chosen for weight and function purposes and feature Lamborghini’s iconic clean lines, hexagon shapes and Y-motif. The owner was able to customise the exterior colour and interior materials, and choose from two layouts.

The motor yacht’s helm is a nautical interpretation of the Lamborghini car cockpit with integrated navigation and control systems. As in Lamborghini super sports cars, details are finished in carbon fibre and Lamborghini’s Carbon Skin™ as seen in the sports seats, on the helm and the super sports car’s steering wheel. The unmistakable two start-stop buttons for each engine are identical to those found inside a Lamborghini car.

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The First Lamborghini 63 Speedboat in North America Just Hit the Water in Miami

Tecnomar’s highly coveted Lamborghini 63 has finally made it stateside.

The Italian Sea Group just delivered the first ferociously styled, high-speed motoryacht in North America to Prestige Marine in Miami. The 63 references the yacht’s length in feet, the Raging Bull’s 1963 foundation and the fact that just 63 of these $3.5 million speedsters will be made.

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“We are honored to have been the first to deliver this incredible 4,000 horsepower yacht with an unmistakable Lamborghini design that has already conquered South Florida,” CEO of Prestige Imports Lamborghini Miami Brett David said in a statement .

The 63-footer, which was named Best Weekend Cruiser in Robb Report ’s Best of the Best earlier this year, carries Lamborghini’s unmistakable DNA and was heavily influenced by the marque’s latest supercars. The sleek styling takes cues from the limited-edition Sián FKP 37 hybrid hypercar, while the twin leather helm seats are like those of a Huracán Evo. Even the instrument panel and steering wheel mirror the Aventador’s. Other similarities include sharp, hexagonal lines, Y-shaped headlights and a supercar-like hard top. The automotive-style helm station also offers a “Corsa” or “Race” mode setting just like a Lambo dash.

Of course, the carbon-fiber speed machine offers a good amount of grunt, too. Powered by a pair of MAN V-12 diesel engines that produce 2,000 hp each, the vessel can reach a top speed of 63 knots and a cruising speed of up to 45 knots. That makes it one of the fastest 63-footers in its class. Burning roughly 100 gallons of fuel per hour, it has a range of about 360 nautical miles.

Hull number 12, reportedly delivered to MMA star Conor McGregor , was finished in the same verde gea green as the Sián FKP 37. The vessel delivered to Prestige Marine, however, sports a silver hue and was priced closer to the $4 million mark.

The debut of the Lamborghini 63 in South Florida represents an important achievement in the Italian Sea Group’s commercial expansion plan in the US. The Italian yard also recently opened its first flagship store in Long Island’s East Hampton.

“We are very proud of the success that the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 yacht is enjoying in the United States, a market that offers interesting growth opportunities in line with the Group’s international strategy,” the Italian Sea Group’s founder and CEO Giovanni Costantino said.

The next deliveries of the Lamborghini 63 are due to take place in the first half of 2024, according to Costantino. Stay tuned.

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Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is supercar-inspired yacht with 3,945 bhp

Think of it as a lamborghini sian for the sea..

The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 is a yacht that brings the brand of the Bull to the waves. It's a very special machine, perhaps even more so than the Lambo Sian , which is the current pinnacle from the Bologna-based automaker.

Giuliano Daniele from Motor1.com's Italian edition could not have imagined that after recently testing the Sian that would also have the opportunity to climb aboard the Lamborghini 63 yacht, which also took inspiration from the new supercar. The boat came from the collaboration between Lamborghini and the shipyard The Italian Sea Group.

To celebrate the year in which Ferruccio Lamborghini founded the company, the two brands have worked together to create a limited edition of 63 units, as suggested by the number contained in the name of the watercraft. This also references the length of this boat – 63 feet (20.42 meters). The width of the yacht is 17 feet 9 inches (5.4 metres). The weight is 24,000 kilograms (52,911 pounds). The idea behind the Lamborghini 63 is to create a luxury yacht with performance typical of more compact boats. 

Inside, the shapes, materials, and even the instrumentation faithfully reproduce the components used in the construction of Lamborghini vehicles. This similarity is evident both on the deck and in the lower area. Lambo's Ad Personam personalisation programme is even handling configuring the space for Lamborghini 63 yacht buyers.

The performance also fits a Lamborghini for the sea because it's the fastest boat within the Tecnomar fleet. Power comes from two, MAN 24-litre twin-turbo diesel engines making a total of 3,945 bhp (2,942 kilowatts). To feed them, the fuel tank holds 3,600 litres (951 gallons).

The yacht's top speed is 60 knots (69.05 miles per hour or 111.1 kilometres per hour), and the cruise speed is 40 knots (46 mph or 74 kph). The total range is 210 nautical miles (241.7 miles or 388.9 kilometres).

The yacht's hull has skids that deflect the flow of water for generating lift that raises the body out of the water. Steps on the underside also help create lift by guiding the detachment of the water flow at high speed and allow air under the hull to add more lift and decrease hydrodynamic resistance.  

In order to optimise performance during the planing phase, there are adjustable flaps that allow to vary the trim of the boat. This adjusts the yacht's position with respect to the water. 

The roof has larger dimensions than the structures that are usually used on boats of this type. The shape improves the craft's aerodynamics and provides shade for occupants.

The starting price of this Lamborghini yacht is just over €3 million (£2.6 million at current exchange rates). This is about the same as  Lambo's asking price for the Sian .

If you could spend this amount of money to get a fancy like this, which of the two Lamborghinis would you choose?

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There's a $3.4 Million Lamborghini Yacht With a 4,000 Horsepower 24-Cylinder Engine

This Lamborghini yacht packs 4,000 horsepower from two diesel V-12 engines

Lamborghini may be famous for its V-12-powered supercars, but the Italian company started out as a tractor manufacturer. What's more, Lamborghini also includes a division that produces 8.2-liter V-12 marine engines for powerboats and many luxury runabouts and small yachts, like those built by Riva, are powered by Lambo engines.

So it's not surprising to see high-performance yachts pop-out from time to time with a Lamborghini mill under the "hood." One such example is the Tecnomar 63, a luxury yacht designed and built by the Italian Sea Group and Tacnomar for Lamborghini. It's inspired by the company's road cars, it features massive Lambo power, and it's incredibly expensive.

Just like the road car, this yacht boasts an angular design combined with hexagonal styling cues, as well as Y-shaped headlamps, a Lamborghini trademark. It also features a big amount of carbon-fiber, as well as a dashboard based on the Sian FKP37.

But by far the most impressive feature is the fire power. Just like the Aventador and other Lambo supercars, this yacht packs V-12 power. But it has nothing to do with the 6.3-liter V-12 you can find in the road cars. Instead, it's using a pair of 24.2-liter V-12 diesels that generate 2,000 horsepower each . That's a total out of 4,000 horsepower, more than five times more than the Aventador SVJ.

Weighing in at 24 tons, the 63-feet-long yacht reaches a top speed of 60 knots, which is the equivalent of around 69 mph. Granted, that's nowhere near as fast as a Lambo supercar, usually capable of more than 200 mph, but it's pretty fast for a yacht this big.

Fitted with all the luxury features you'd expect to find in a state-of-the-art yacht and the finest materials out there, the Tecnomar 63 costs a massive AUD $4.88 million, which converts to around US $3.4 million as of July 2020. Tecnomar is planning to build 63 of them. Now you know what to do with this year's tax return!

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TECNOMAR FOR LAMBORGHINI 63

The Yacht  “ Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 “ is not simply an exercise in style and design but she also represents the avant-guarde of luxury speed boats. Inspired by the performance of Lamborghini supersport cars, there are two innovative elements at the basis of her design concept: speed and dynamic weight. The two engines MAN V 12 – 2000HP allow the yacht to reach the impressive speed of 63 knots, while the use of carbon fiber (a typical element of the cars of Sant’Agata Bolognese) guarantees the classification in the range of ultralight boats with a maximum weight of 24 tons for 63 feet in length.

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Everything You Need to Know About the Lamborghini 63 Yacht

Italian automaker Lamborghini has actually been making marine engines for a well in addition to the work they do with their Lamborghini supersport cars, so it seems perhaps natural that they would get into the boating world eventually with their own model. The Lamborghini 63 yacht is their first, limited run venture and the end result is very much designed for Lamborghini fans with features and a price tag that make it a fun option for current Lamborghini customers and those who can afford to spend a lot on a luxury speed yacht. 

What is the Interior of the Lamborghini 63 Yacht Like?

Automobili Lamborghini partnered with Tecnomar, part of the Italian Sea Group known for their luxury speed boats, to produce the Lamborghini 63 motor yacht project. It borrows a lot of its styling from the world of automobiles that they’re known for. The outside of the vessel has a lot of the same kind of sleek lines that make you think of a sports car from the future.

Inside the yacht , this theme continues. Leather pilot seats are adapted from the Lamborghini Huracan Evo and even have racing seatbelts. The helm has an Aventador steering wheel while the dash and the buttons are all modeled after what you’d find in the driver’s seat of various Lamborghini models. Even the paint job is borrowed from the Siàn FKP 37, the company’s first hybrid super sports car.

In terms of features you’ll find a galley with a dinette inside, a sunpad in the rear, a popup television for all your movie-watching needs. Because of its size it doesn’t have room for things like a jet ski or other toys, but you could tear up the water water skiing or tubing , for sure.

Below deck you’ll find the master suite at the bow along with a guest suite that features twin single berths. Even the upholstery in the rooms is borrowed from the cars to give you that same look and feel of luxury and speed on the road. Remember, despite the price this is still a 63 foot boat so there’s not a ton of room for extra people on board.

What Does the Lamborghini 63 Yacht Cost?

The Lamborghini yacht was initially going with a $3.5 million price tag meaning it was no joke as far as yachts go. But would you expect any less from a yacht made by Lamborghini. But here’s the thing – they only made 63 of them which is, in part, why the name is 63. And because there’s such a limited number of them the resale market has seen a significant rise in prices for the vessels, even though they were only released in 2022.  You can buy very gently used yachts for $5 million 

How Fast Does the Lamborghini Yacht Go?

The advertised top speed of the Lamborghini 63 yacht is 60 knots which works out to an impressive speed of around 69 miles per hour. In the world of yachts, that’s definitely a fast vessel.  It goes through about 100 gallons of fuel an hour at cruising speed which gives it a range of about 360 nautical miles.

I’ve never had the pleasure myself but reports from those who have gone out on a test run point out that one of the most remarkable features of the yacht is how it handles that speed. This thing was designed to be as sleek and fast as their cars so when you get up to speed you barely notice it on the boat. The vibration is barely there and even when hitting some chop the boat glides through the waves like a knife through butter, smooth and easy with barely any bumps along the way. It’s the least you’d expect from a Lamborghini. 

Lamborghini Yacht Specs from the Italian Sea Group

The name 63 refers to several aspects of the yacht. In addition to the fact only 63 were made, it also refers to the company’s 1963 Foundation and, finally, the length of the yacht which is 63 feet. It qualifies for the range of ultralight boats and is made with carbon fiber. Other specs from Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 include:

• twin 24.2-liter MAN V-12 diesel engines
• 4,000 horsepower 
• 4794 lb-ft of torque
• 60 to 63 knot top speed
• 47 mph cruising speed
• 6.17 foot draft
• 18 foot beam
• Maximum weight of 24 tons

The Bottom Line

The Tecnomar Lamborghini 63 yacht was released in 2022 with an initial price of $3.5 million. Used models are already being resold for a higher price and it’s safe to say Lamborghini sold out of their entire run of 63 boats. 

The motor yacht is able to reach speeds of 60 knots and has a range of 360 nautical miles. There’s room on board for a couple of guests to spend a night or two on the water but the chief purpose of the design was as a very fast, very fun boat for the owners of Lamborghini cars who want the same rush on the water that they get with their cars on the land. 

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This Lamborghini Speedboat Is Hell on Water

Dual 2,000-horsepower V12s can push this ridiculously badass boat to a blistering 69 mph.

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For all of the Lamborghini-inspired yacht concepts that have been rendered by firms like  Marine Technologies and Officina Armare , the Italian marque has officially authorized a design that draws heavily from the ultra-exclusive  Sian FKP 37 . 

Developed by The Italian Sea Group, the “Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63” is a limited-edition speed yacht featuring DNA from the hybrid supercar—the fastest and most powerful in Lamborghini’s current lineup. The “63” references both the automaker’s founding in 1963 and the 63-foot-long hull. 

Dual 2000-horsepower V12s are capable of pushing the vessel to a blistering 69 mph, making it the fastest of The Italian Sea Group’s Tecnomar fleet. And just like all of Lamborghini’s modern models, the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63’s hull and superstructure are constructed largely from lightweight carbon fiber, putting it in the ultra-lightweight boat classification at just 24 tons.

Naval engineers who specialized in hydrodynamic sciences looked to lines of Marcello Gandini-designed classics like the Miura and Countach to create a high-performance shell. The hard top is inspired by Lamborghini roadsters, providing sun and wind protection, while the the Y-shaped bow lights channel the Sian’s headlights.

The interior features more Y-motifs and hexagon shapes, along with one of two colorways and materials offered by Lamborghini’s Ad Personam customization program. Other details are finished in carbon fiber, including sports seats that are protected by Lamborghini’s Carbon Skin. The helm’s wheel is also styled like the Sian’s, with a start/stop button for each engine. 

”This yacht represents the significance of creating a valuable partnership, at its best: our co-operation allows the essence of both organisations’ style and expertise to be transferred to different worlds, sharing in their diversity to interpret and add value to the final product in a new environment,” said Lamborghini CEO Stefano Domenicali.  “If I had to imagine a Lamborghini on water, this would be my vision.”

The first Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 will be available in early 2021 for an undisclosed price. 

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The crazy Lamborghini 63 yacht has just been revealed in the brand’s iconic Blu Uranus color. 

Built in Italy by Tecnomar, the Lamborghini 63 makes 4000 hp and is worth a staggering $3.5 million. 

We got our first look at the ‘supercar of the sea’ when MMA fighter Conor McGregor got his hands on one and showed it off to his 46 million Instagram followers.

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The Tecnomar yacht is part of Lamborghini’s Ad Personam program, meaning its uber-wealthy buyers are able to personalize the yacht in crazy detail. 

There will be just 63 examples ever built of the vessel . 

The 63 in the name also references the length of the yacht, 63 feet, its top speed, 63 knots, and the foundation of Lamborghini in 1963.

The yacht is incredible, boasting clear Lamborghini design language, with its Y-shaped running lights and unmistakable start-stop button. 

It also has a Lamborghini steering wheel and a dashboard inspired by the Sian. 

It’s got the supercar’s unmistakable angular lines and the kind of power you’d expect from a Lamborghini thanks to two 2000 hp monsters on the back. 

Conor McGregor gave us a glimpse at that power in this video he posted to Instagram. 

The video shows him sitting in the center console with his thumb on the throttle and his other hand on the Lamborghini steering wheel as he powers it through Monte Carlo. 

It gives us a closer look at the angular dashboard that could easily belong inside a supercar. 

Lamborghini 63 yacht specs 

• Two V12 bi-turbo 2000HP engines
• Top speed of 63 knots (116km/h, 72mph)
• Can travel 389km (210 nautical miles) at a speed of 40 knots (75km/h)
• Length – 20m (63ft)
• Pricing starts at $3.5 million and goes up from there with bespoke options 
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The 63′ Lamborghini yacht isn’t just a design exercise but a true pinnacle in luxury speed boats. Inspired by the performance of the eponym supercars, the yacht features two engines MAN V 12 – 2000HP while constructed in carbon fibre, to only weigh 24 tons. This allows this ferocious yacht to reach a maximum top speed of 60 knots while cruising comfortably at 40 knots.

The interiors of the yacht are the result of the perfect blend of high tech materials, to provide a lightweight construction and functional feel, as well as the finest craftsmanship from Italian luxury yacht makers. The interior features all the unmistakably Lamborghini elements, such as the hexagons, clean lines and Ys. All the colours and materials are entirely customisable to reflect the personality of the future owner.

The pilot Cabin is a nautical interpretation of an automotive cockpit, where all navigation systems are seamlessly integrated and as in the supersport, the details are in Carbon Skin such as the steering wheel. Finally, the unmistakable “start&stop” button (present on the yacht in two units, one per engine) is the same that starts the engine of the Lamborghini Car.

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Lamborghini epitomizes automotive supremacy, merging top-tier luxury, striking aesthetics, and unmatched performance. Engineered with superior materials and innovative technologies, these cars redefine driving excellence. Lambos are more than vehicles; they are icons of power and sophistication.

Despite Lamborghini’s legendary reputation for speed and power, many of you probably wonder how fast these supercars can go. You know they’re super fast, but just how fast is a Lamborghini? Today, we discuss the top speeds of some of the most iconic Lamborghini cars to give you an idea of their power.

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Lamborghini Veneno (Top Speed: 221 mph)

Let’s start this list with the fastest recorded Lamborghini in existence, the extremely rare Veneno. The Veneno is not just any car for thrill-seekers; it is a rare and exclusive engineering masterpiece (only 13 were made) that only a few have the opportunity to witness, let alone own. The car boasts a powerful 6.5-liter V-12 engine that unleashes a whopping 740 horsepower and can accelerate to 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds.

Its aerodynamic design is not just for show. Still, it is a critical feature that enables the Veneno to reach speeds over 221 mph, putting it in the category of the fastest supercar. Its limited availability sets the Veneno apart, making it highly coveted for car collectors.

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Lamborghini Aventador SVJ (Top Speed: 217 mph)

This is the Lambo that comes to mind when people ask: how fast is a Lamborghini? The Lamborghini Aventador SVJ represents a significant leap in automotive innovation, building on the legacy of its forebears while introducing groundbreaking features. It is equipped with the Aerodynamica Lamborghini Attiva (ALA) system, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency and increasing downforce by 40% over its predecessor, the Aventador SV. The heart of the SVJ is a powerful 6.5-liter V-12 engine, delivering 770 horsepower and 531 lb-ft of torque to all four wheels. This formidable engine propels the SVJ from 0-60 mph in just 2.8 seconds, with a top speed of 217 mph.

Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 (Top Speed: 217 mph)

The Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 is a limited-edition hybrid supercar that combines the brand’s history of high performance with innovative technology. Named after Ferdinand Karl Piëch, the car pays tribute to him by incorporating his birth year into its name. The Sian FKP 37 has a 6.5-liter V-12 engine and an electric motor, generating an incredible 819 horsepower. Its impressive power allows it to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.7 seconds. Plus, The Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 has a top speed of 217 mph (350 km/h).

Although the car shares some design and power elements with the Aventador, it stands out with its unique hybrid technology. The Sian FKP is another exclusive and rare model, with only 63 units made.

Lamborghini Centenario (Top Speed: 217 mph)

The Lamborghini Centenario is a remarkable innovation in the brand’s lineage, designed to celebrate Ferruccio Lamborghini’s 100th birthday and rooted in the Aventador’s legacy. This supercar pioneers with its advanced 10.1-inch portrait infotainment system and innovative rear-wheel steering, enhancing both its technological edge and agility. The Centenario is powered by a 6.5-liter V-12 engine, delivering 770 horsepower and 509 lb-ft of torque, enabling brisk acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.7 seconds. Encased in customizable carbon fiber bodywork, the vehicle’s engineering finesse pushes its top speed to an exhilarating 217 mph (350 km/h).

Lamborghini Revuelto (Top Speed: 217 mph)

Most people won’t think of plug-in hybrids when asking the question, “how fast is a Lamborghini?” But here we are. The Lamborghini Revuelto is the brand’s latest flagship model, featuring a 6.5-liter V-12 engine enhanced with a plug-in hybrid system. This setup integrates three electric motors, elevating the total power output to 1,001 horsepower. The combination of traditional V-12 strength and advanced electric propulsion enables the Revuelto to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.4 seconds, reaching a top speed of 217 mph. Unfortunately, you’ll have to wait until 2026 to get a chance to buy one.

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Lamborghini Diablo GT (Top Speed: 210 mph)

You can’t have a list of the fastest Lamborghinis without mentioning the Diablo GT, the very first Lambo to break the 200-mph mark. The Lamborghini Diablo GT, produced between 1990 and 2001, represents a key model in the Diablo series, adapting features from the track-exclusive GTR for road use. It has a powerful 6.0-liter V-12 engine that produces 575 horsepower and 463 lb-ft of torque, delivering power to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual transmission. These specifications allow the Diablo GT to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds and achieve a top speed of 210 mph.

Lamborghini Countach Turbo S (Top Speed: 208 mph)

The Lamborghini Countach Turbo S was a limited edition vehicle that stood out as one of the fastest models in the Countach lineage. It had significant upgrades over the years, from the 1970s to the 1990s. Equipped with a 4.8-liter twin-turbo V-12 engine, this car produced an impressive power output ranging from 650 to 748 horsepower and 646 lb-ft of torque. With these specifications, it had a 0-60 mph acceleration time of only 3.7 seconds.

This specific variant was commissioned by Max Bobnar, the Swiss Lamborghini distributor. It was equipped with a twin-turbo kit that substantially increased the V-12’s output.

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Lamborghini Huracan (Top Speed: 199 mph)

How fast is a Lamborghini? The popular entry-level Lamborghini Huracan is a high-performance sports car with a top speed of 199 mph. It has exceptional acceleration capabilities, going from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.4 seconds and reaching 0 to 124 mph in 10.1 seconds. The track-focused Huracan STO has a slightly lower top speed of 193 mph, but it excels in acceleration, achieving 0-60 mph in just 2.9 seconds. Lastly, the Huracan Performante is the standout variant, with an impressive 0-60 mph time of 2.3 seconds.

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