5 Yacht and Powerboat Collaborations from Iconic Auto Brands
It was only a matter of time before the titans of the road set their sights on the sea. In recent years, some of the world’s most iconic car brands—from Porsche to Lamborghini—have partnered with top-tier yacht builders to bring their design philosophies to open water. The result? A new wave of luxuryLuxuryA lifestyle defined by exceptional quality, craftsmanship, exclusivity, and sophistication, encompassing the finest products, services, and experiences that represent the highest standards of refinement and excellence.Go to Luxury Glossary vessels that borrow the speed, style, and tech-forward thinking of their land-based counterparts.
Whether it’s a hydrofoil that flies across the waves or a carbon-fiber yacht that looks like it belongs in a supercarSupercarA high-performance sports car with exceptional speed, advanced engineering, and striking design, produced in low volumes by marques such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren. Supercars sit near the top ofGo to Supercar Glossary showroom, these collaborations blur the lines between automotive and nautical design. Here are five standout examples that prove high performance knows no bounds.
Porsche × Dynamiq – GTT 115 SuperyachtSuperyachtA large, luxurious vessel typically over twenty-four meters in length, crewed by professionals and equipped with high-end amenities. Superyachts symbolize luxury at sea, and the segment is covered extensively inGo to Superyacht Glossary
Think of it as your own Porsche Carrera GT for the sea. Designed by Studio F.A. Porsche and built by Dynamiq, the GTT 115 is a sleek, 35.5-meter hybrid yacht that marries German engineering with Mediterranean elegance. There’s real tech under the hood too: a hybrid propulsion system, advanced stabilization, and a transatlantic range. The interiors reflect Porsche’s trademark minimalism, down to the carbon-fiber accents and clean lines. It’s limited to just seven units—because of course it is.
More information here: https://www.bedynamiq.com/models/gtt115
Photo: David Churchill/Dynamiq
BMW × TYDE – The Icon Electric Hydrofoil
BMW’s vision of the future now floats. In partnership with German startup Tyde, the marqueMarqueA brand name of a car manufacturer, particularly one associated with prestige, such as Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, or Aston Martin. The term emphasizes a make's heritage and identity beyond product lines,Go to Marque Glossary unveiled The Icon, an electric hydrofoil that glides above the water like something out of science fiction. Propelled by BMW i3 battery tech and nearly silent motors, the boat reaches 30 knots with zero emissions. The angular design and minimalist interiors channel the feel of a modernist lounge, offering one of the most futuristic sailing experiences money can buy.
More information here: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/the-icon-electromobililty-on-the-water.html
Photo: BMW
Lamborghini × Tecnomar – Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63
Lamborghini didn’t just lend its name—it infused its DNA into every inch of this 63-foot beast. Built by Tecnomar, the Lamborghini 63 is unapologetically bold: all sharp angles, carbon fiber, and twin V12 engines that push it to 63 knots. Even the cockpit borrows from the Aventador, with digital gauges and racing seats. It’s a supercar, just… wetter.
More information here: https://tecnomar63.com/en/
Photo: Tecnomar
Aston Martin × Quintessence Yachts – AM37 Powerboat
Elegant and fast, the AM37 is everything you’d expect from Aston Martin—only this time, it floats. Created in partnership with Quintessence Yachts, the 37-foot day cruiser features a wraparound windshield, teak decks, and an advanced control interface. It’s as much about the experience as the engineering: picture a Bond-worthy blend of sophistication and speed, with top-end versions capable of 50 knots.
More information here: https://media.astonmartin.com/aston-martin-powerboat-revealed-in-monaco
Photo: Max Earey/Aston Martin
Mercedes-Benz × Silver Arrows Marine – Arrow 460 Granturismo
Nicknamed the “Silver Arrow of the Seas,” this sleek vessel is unmistakably Mercedes—from its sweeping lines to its luxe interior finishes. Designed with Silver Arrows Marine, the 14-meter yacht is equal parts performance and pleasure, with space for ten guests, a wine cellar, and climate control. It’s a refined, contemporary cruiser that captures the spirit of the brand’s roadsters, minus the traffic.
More information here: silverarrowsmarine.com.
Photo: Silver Arrows Marine
These collaborations go beyond mere branding exercises. They show how innovation, design, and emotion can translate across different modes of transport—and redefine what luxuryLuxuryA lifestyle defined by exceptional quality, craftsmanship, exclusivity, and sophistication, encompassing the finest products, services, and experiences that represent the highest standards of refinement and excellence.Go to Luxury Glossary looks like at sea.