The MAN V12 continues to earn acclaim with ISA Yachts. Following the announcement regarding the Ferretti Yachts 720, which we shared in last week’s newsletter, it is now official that ISA Yachts, a Palumbo Superyachts brand, has sold the new ISA GTO 70. Powered by MAN V12 engines, the vessel is scheduled for delivery in summer 2026.

ISA Yachts Announced the Sale of the new ISA GTO 70ft Powered by MAN V12

ISA GTO 70 features twin MAN V12 1650hp engines coupled with ASD Arneson surface propellers to guarantee an impressing top speed of 50 knots. The extensive use of carbon fibre in the hull and superstructure reduces overall weight and places the vessel in the ultra-light high-performance yacht category, enhancing acceleration and dynamic response. The hull and superstructure decisively reinterpret the iconic ISA Yachts lines, emphasizing the dynamism and continuity of the surfaces.

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About the Essence of ISA GTO 70

This super-sporty 22-metre model is designed for those who experience the sea as an expression of speed, control and absolute performance. Following the legacy that made ISA Yachts famous, where high speed and a top-performance propulsion system were the heart of one of the shipyard’s best-selling models, the iconic ISA 120ft, this project charts the course towards greater harnessing the potentials of advanced technology and materials so to creating a cutting-edge yacht.

The fully integrated bridge is equipped with advanced navigation and monitoring systems, designed to offer the captain maximum control, immediate readability, and safety, even at blistering top speeds.

Up to two crew members are accommodated in an independent cabin, just as the galley, located below deck, is independent from the guest area.

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