No matter how luxurious a car is, it is most likely to fall short in front of this superyacht, and that’s entirely because you can’t really build a 125 meter car and still use it as a car. Yachts however, have all the space they need, and when they can get automobile-inspired styling for a 125 meter luxurious superyacht, we call it a win. Also, concepts have a lot less to worry about.
7cs superyacht
This 7Cs concept yacht from DriveDesign has a sunken pool, helipad, retractable cover, Jacuzzi and a boatload of luxury for the interiors. The designers see the concept cruising through the waters at speeds greater than 20 knots, and we see ourselves sitting near the pool and smoking pot.
Via: DriveDesign/ BornRich
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