Riva Launches First Riva 112 Dolcevita Super with “Radical Restyling”

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Italian yachting icon Riva, a key brand under the Ferretti Group, has officially launched the first unit of its Riva 112 Dolcevita Super model at its La Spezia facility. Measuring 34.4 metres, the yacht marks a significant evolution in Riva’s flybridge lineup and will make its public debut at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival.

Riva 112 Dolcevita Super

The design—crafted in collaboration with long-standing partner Officina Italiana Design—introduces sweeping updates to both form and function. It retains Riva’s signature sporty silhouette, while adopting a more versatile and lifestyle-focused approach across her exterior and interior spaces.

A New Level of Outdoor Living

The standout feature of the 112 Dolcevita Super is its expansive beach club. Measuring 35 square metres, the ultra-low platform brings guests closer to the sea and integrates an oversized sun lounger, ventilated storage for two SeaBobs, and a garage large enough for both a tender and a Jet Ski.

Riva 112 Dolcevita Super

Additional outdoor enhancements include:

  • A cockpit lounge with twin sofas and freestanding furniture
  • A bow area with a broad sunpad and seating (with optional Jacuzzi)
  • A fully redesigned flybridge, equipped with a cocktail bar, bar stools, a TV lounge, and freestanding furnishings that echo a relaxed, open-air penthouse aesthetic

Interiors: Tradition Meets Transformation

The interior layout has been rethought with two main configurations. Hull No. 1 opts for a dining area aft and midship lounge, maximizing panoramic views during social meals. A second option allows for a lounge-forward, dining-central arrangement inspired by the smaller Riva 102 Corsaro Super.

Key interior materials include:

  • High-gloss rosewood
  • Black leather detailing
  • Bronze accents and fine decorative elements across the owner’s suite and saloon
The Riva 102 Corsaro Super is slightly smaller at 30.2 metres

Guests will appreciate the heightened acoustic privacy, made possible by a reinforced bulkhead between the crew and guest areas and reengineered flooring to dampen vibration.

Performance & Projects

With a beam of 7.3 metres and powered by twin MTU engines, the Riva 112 Dolcevita Super can reach a top speed of 25.5 knots. True to the brand’s legacy, it blends high performance with timeless Italian style.

The launch comes amid a major production phase for Riva, which currently has 16 superyachts under construction, including a 70-metre hybrid flagship for a repeat client.

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