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CENTOUNO NAVI

Pieve A Elici, Italy

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What CENTOUNO NAVI does.

Centouno Navi is an Italian shipyard that specializes in building yachts ranging from 30 to 40 meters, capable of speeds exceeding 59 knots due to jet propulsion and a combination of fiberglass and carbon construction. The company offers four model lines: VESPRO, ARIA, ETEREA, and FORZA, each with unique features tailored to different preferences. VESPRO is smaller but shares the same lightweight construction as its larger counterparts. ARIA promises speed and comfort while respecting nature, capable of reaching 60 knots. FORZA emphasizes power and robustness, while ETEREA is described as feminine, powerful, and blending seamlessly with the natural environment. Centouno Navi operates in Massarosa, Italy, and was founded in 2018.

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