Dynamiq GTT 135

Owning a yacht built for speed changes how a season is planned: Dynamiq GTT 135 cruises at 15 knots and reaches 21 at full throttle, so an owner can cover more coastline in a single day than a slower boat allows. She is in build now, for delivery in 2026.

Build and provenance

Dynamiq builds her hull and superstructure in aluminium, a lighter choice than steel that suits a sport yacht designed to reach 21 knots. Dobroserdov Design drew her lines, and at 41 metres and 299 gross tons she carries her volume in a hull shaped for pace rather than displacement cruising. She is due for delivery in 2026.

Layout and accommodation

Five staterooms sleep 10 guests, a layout suited to an owner entertaining family and close friends rather than running a full hotel-style operation aboard.

Performance and engineering

Two MAN LE 459 engines produce 1,213 kW between them, giving her a cruising speed of 15 knots and a top speed of 21, quick enough to close the distance to an anchorage before the afternoon wind picks up. Zero-speed stabilisers hold her steady once stopped, so a swim off the stern does not come with the roll a sport hull would otherwise carry. She also carries range built for an ocean crossing, not just island-hopping close to home.

On deck and at anchor

A sun deck tops the yacht, the outdoor space where a day at anchor is likely to happen once she is delivered.

Where she lies and how to see her

Delivery is set for 2026, in Greece, where Dynamiq GTT 135 will first touch water. Boatcrowd puts buyers in front of her and stays with them for the visit, whether that means her build shed now or a sister yacht already launched, and once terms are agreed we bring in the surveyor ahead of her sea trial.