Gloss Design reveals 50 m Hybrid Concept Auralia

The fluid exterior lines of the Auralia evoke the styling of supercars, while its construction is based on a hull originally developed and tested for high-speed patrol vessels. The designers at Gloss Design note that beyond the advantages in performance, adapting this existing technical platform will also reduce the yacht's construction time by nearly 50 percent.



The hybrid propulsion system consists of two 2,000 hp V12 diesel engines, four generators, two electric motors, and a 470 kWh battery bank, enabling silent coastal cruising with zero emissions. The yacht's projected cruising speed is 12 knots.



With dimensions of 50 by 9.25 meters and an internal volume of 500 GT, the vessel offers ample space for luxurious accommodation. This includes quarters for eight guests in four suites, as well as accommodations for the owner's family—a forward master suite featuring a private study, dressing room, and a small spa. Guests can enjoy two pools and a beach club with fold-down terraces, complemented by a wellness area with a sauna and steam room.



"With the Auralia project, we wanted to demonstrate how a superyacht can evolve from a proven technical platform into an efficient and refined product focused on the owner's experience," says Stefano Cargnino, founder of Gloss Design.