Absolute Yachts Brand Introduction

Absolute Yachts (Italy) is Italy's newest yacht brand, dedicated to entering the international market of yachts with the same passion as crossing the waves. The hope is to become part of the international yachting market, bringing the best design and craftsmanship to its customers. The brand aims to be a point of reference for those in today's society who are set in their ways to enter a new and uninhibited life.

In 2002 Sergio Maggi and Marcello Bè founded the brand Absolute.

2003 Launch of the Absolute 25 and 45 models.

2005 Plans to build hardtop yachts from 50 feet upwards. The marketing network continues to expand. Production increased by 35 per cent.

2006 New flagship Absolute 56 model launched. The yacht factory was expanded and all construction processes were well improved.

2007 Launch of the 250th yacht, the Absolute 47 and 52 models are presented at the Cannes Boat Show.

In 2008 the brand Absolute received the Brand Management Award at the Nautical Marketing Awards. Two new flagship yachts, the Absolute 43 and 70 models, are under construction.

In 2009 the Absolute 70 model won the award for Best Interior Layout for a Sport Yacht under 24 metres, and the Absolute 64 model made its debut, confirming the brand's official entry into the international market for yachts in the 60- to 70-foot range.

2010 Hublot Yachts (Absolute) brand, enters the flybridge yacht market. the Absolute 43Fly and 50Fly models make their debut at the Autumn Boat Show to great interest and success.

Each yacht under the Absolute brand is built to reflect the purpose and aspirations of the marine lifestyle, with each larger yacht based on the experience and lessons learnt from lesser yachts. The brand's yachts are built to be able to sail and pursue a life at sea, while constantly striving for beauty, spaciousness and lightness, aiming to make every detail perfect.

The brand Absolute Yachts strives for manoeuvrability, home automation and ease of control in every aspect. Designing yachts to be luxurious, but not wasteful, with fuel efficient engines and low noise levels. And a commitment to minimise emissions and protect our oceans.