Azimut Seadeck 9

Three Volvo D13 engines on IPS pod drives give the Azimut Seadeck 9 a 35-knot top speed, on a 26-metre, 84-foot hull that Azimut is building in Italy for delivery in 2026. A hull of GRP and carbon fibre is the base she is engineered from, chosen to keep weight down where speed depends on it.

Build and provenance

Alberto Mancini drew the exterior styling and Matteo Thun, working with Antonio Rodriguez, designed the interior, a pairing that gives the Seadeck 9 both a distinct profile on the water and finishes set out room by room. She is still under construction, with 2026 as her expected delivery year.

Layout and accommodation

Sixteen guests are her design capacity, spread across four cabins, and That separation keeps day-to-day running out of sight of anyone aboard as an owner or a guest.

Performance and engineering

The standard fit is three Volvo D13 IPS1200 engines at 900 hp each, with an upgrade to IPS1350 pod drives available for a buyer who wants more in reserve. Her range is quoted at 350 nautical miles, and a Seakeeper 26 gyroscopic stabiliser holds her level at anchor as well as under way, useful on a hull tuned for speed.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Azimut Seadeck 9 lies in Italy while she is being finished. Boatcrowd will take you to see her as construction nears completion, and stand with you at the viewing. Once you accept an offer, a survey and a sea trial follow, ahead of handover.