Freivokh's spectacularly designed Oceanco Stiletto!

The Oceanco multimillion dollar mega yacht concept named the Stiletto is one of the biggest most ambitious mega yacht builds that has ever come out of the Oceanco design labs.

-It is a 315 foot or 107-meter hybrid super yacht, on the bow of the ship there is a large wind turbine that is meant to power part of the electric engine for the ship and is often used on long trips to keep some electricity stored.

-The ship includes a completely glass elevator that goes all throughout the ship, there is also a waterfall feature near one of the two pools, from what we can tell in the design it might start under the helipad and flow into the pool.

-The yacht features not one but two pools on the yacht, one semi interior and one fully outside.

• The 107-meter vessel has been designed by Ken Freivokh and the concept was initially shown at the 2015 Dubai Boat Show.

Besides the pictures that we have shown you there is not much more information and no real official plan. There are many bars and dining areas mostly on the open air decks surrounding the pools, there is a large open air and glass surrounded living room designed to be fully open on those nice days and closed on the colder days! The yacht also has a full service gym and a very large TV screen to accompany this. There are accommodations for up to 18 guests in the owner's suite, six guest cabins and one VIP cabin that can be converted into two guest cabins. The owners cabin has a whirlpool that looks over into the large outdoor pool, bar and reclining area. The Stiletto concept uses a hybrid propulsion system, with two diesel engines and an electric motor that allows that ship to operate silently and to achieve a high speed of 18.5 knots.

My opinion is this is one of the most special yachts around and you probably won't see it on the water, or anything like it, for years to come. This is one of the most technologically advanced and one of the most spectacularly designed yachts that exists today.

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