With two Cummins diesel-electric hybrid engines, it reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots, having a range of 6000 nautical miles.

Renowned yacht designer Steve Kozloff designed a new expedition ship with a retro-futuristic aesthetic. The project features sculpted curves with a dramatically accentuated bow, giving the yacht an aesthetic similar to that of a 60s spaceship. The displacement hull is joined by an aluminum superstructure.

Kozloff reveals that his goal was to have panoramic views and a fast hull. &ldquo;I wanted excellent visibility so that the owner could enjoy the spectacular landscape sailing. I also wanted the ship to be faster and use less fuel, that&#39;s why the narrow beam&rdquo; - he said.

Artic Owl has equipment for ocean expeditions, a helipad and an 850-square-foot hangar to accommodate helicopters. Port and starboard garages can house a U-Boat Worx NEMO submarine, tents and equipment.

The yacht&nbsp;has the capacity to accommodate up to 10 people in 6 cabins, the 2 main ones with panoramic views. There is still room for 6 crew members. The leisure area is equipped with a large swimming pool, far away and a spa on the flybridge.

With two Cummins diesel-electric hybrid engines, it reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots, with a range of 6000 nautical miles. Artic Owl is yet another example of Kozloff&#39;s pioneering spirit, which helps potential buyers find exactly what they wanted, even before they knew what it was.

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Futuristic expedition yacht surprises by technology

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