AB Yachts, part of the Next Yacht Group, has unveiled the first images of its AB 95 model following the yacht’s debut at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival.
Measuring 28.5 metres, the AB 95 comes in two distinct versions and combines a sleek exterior by Archea Associati with an impressive 6,000hp power package capable of reaching top speeds of 50 knots. Its most striking feature is the flybridge, highlighted by a reverse-glass windshield that defines the yacht’s profile. This open-air terrace above the water is connected to the aft cockpit by twin carbon staircases, delivering a dramatic and contemporary feel.
The interiors are minimalist yet inviting, with teak parquet floors, Italian leather, integrated LED lighting, and light-toned ceilings. A standout innovation is the black-lacquered galley seamlessly integrated into the saloon, doubling as a cocktail bar. This design choice frees up space on the lower deck to accommodate an additional guest cabin.
Accommodation is spread across four cabins, including two full-beam suites and two twins, alongside quarters for four crew. Bathrooms are designed with ribbed wooden cabinetry, while twin teak staircases create a central focal point.
At the stern, the beach club provides direct access to the sea and features a garage designed to house a 4.5-metre tender and a Jet Ski.
“With the AB 95, we wanted to evolve the legacy of our AB 110 project, continuing a journey that unites tradition and innovation,” said Marco Casamonti, creative director of Archea Associati. “The result is the fusion of AB Yachts’ thirty-year expertise in yachting with our studio’s know-how in architectural and design projects, giving life to a yacht that incorporates the most advanced engineering solutions, with top-quality materials and finishes.”
The AB 95 has a beam of 6.8 metres and a shallow draft of 1.35 metres, making it highly versatile for navigating shallow anchorages.
AB Yachts currently has four yachts under construction, with the largest being the 39.7-metre AB 130.
