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Lazzara LSX Quad 75

Poster: 01/10/2007

When the Lazzara brothers unveiled the LSX Quad 75 in Florida in front of 250 yachting pros and journalists, it was clear their latest design, whose signature lines reflect a combination of European style coupled with American boldness, would create major waves on the international yachting scene. As the first yacht of its kind to comprise Volvo Penta IPS systems – and four at that – the introduction of this 75-foot mega yacht is said to have given rise to a new kind of boating.

The Volvo-pioneered technology allows passengers to sit back and enjoy an essentially noise, vibration and emission free cruise, while the economical engine burns 40 per cent less fuel than any other yacht of its size. A top speed of 35 knots affords faster arrival at any destination, and the Volvo Penta Single joystick and Smart Power control systems maximise ease of operation. A 38” LCD combined navigation display and nightvision thermal imaging camera system are just two further examples of Lazzara’s cutting edge technology.

If living in the lap of luxury attracts you, the LSX Quad 75 exceeds expectations on every level. Built with exotic woods, exquisite leathers and beautiful stone, the customised interiors are created from the finest materials and come personalised to the customer’s style.

The layout is designed with comfort and convenience in mind, and ample space is provided by the four staterooms, a separate crew stateroom, a full-size galley, and an expansive saloon with powered sunroof which transforms the room into a sun-filled, light airy space whenever desired. Four couples can comfortably dine in the country kitchen under an expansive windshield, relax in the sun or retire to private cabins in total freedom.

Easily programmable lighting throughout and underwater lights are the latest available, and guests or the family will be thoroughly entertained by flat screen TVs and iPod integration throughout.

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