TE UIRA 135 – bow view (photorealistic rendering of the Franco Gnessi / DYD design, not a photograph)

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TE UIRA 135 SEAVIEW – 41 m (134 ft) Franco Gnessi / DYD Hybrid Superyacht New Build

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TE UIRA 135 – bow view (photorealistic rendering of the Franco Gnessi / DYD design, not a photograph)
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TE UIRA 135 SEAVIEW – 41 m (134 ft) Franco Gnessi / DYD Hybrid Superyacht New Build

Price Upon request
Length134 ft
Beam31 ft
Guests10
Cabins5
Max speed18 knots
DesignerFranco Gnessi / DYD
  • Design can be developed around your brief
  • Brochure and general arrangement on request
  • No payment taken online

The design

About the design

Design project – shipyard TBD, build TBC

TE UIRA 135 SEAVIEW is a 40.7 m (134 ft) new-build project by Arch. Franco Gnessi / DYD, described by the designer as a "crossover hybrid mega yacht". She combines a rugged, faceted explorer-style profile with an all-electric drive train and up to four hours of zero-emission cruising.

The concept

TE UIRA 135 is drawn as a crossover: the strong, protective lines of an explorer yacht, with deep bulwarks and stepped, wraparound decks, paired with light-filled interiors and a hybrid-electric power plant. The designer's figures give her 420 GT on 40.7 m, with a high-strength steel hull and aluminium superstructure, drawn for RINA classification.

Design philosophy

  • Electric at heart: four brushless electric motors of 560 kW each (2,240 kW in total) drive two IPS 40 pods with twin four-blade propellers. Three MTU Series 2000 generator sets and a 450 kWh battery bank supply the power.
  • Silent running: up to 240 minutes of zero-emission navigation on batteries, for marine parks, anchorages and harbour approaches.
  • Long legs: a range of 4,000 nautical miles at 11 knots, with 65,000 L of fuel and 14,000 L of fresh water.
  • Light and views: large, angled windows wrap the saloons, and the interiors use soft, neutral tones, stone and integrated lighting.

Life aboard

  • Five guest cabins: an owner's suite, two double cabins and two twin cabins with convertible beds
  • Crew cabins: a captain's cabin with a double bed and three twin cabins
  • Deck 1 saloon with lounge, bar and panoramic windows
  • Owner's bathroom in marble and dark stone
  • Aft deck dining, upper-deck lounges and a stern beach area at water level
  • Toys as drawn: a Pirelli J50 jet-drive tender and a Yamaha FX HO personal watercraft

Specifications

Designer's figures: length overall 40.7 m (134 ft), beam 9.5 m (31 ft), maximum draft 2.6 m (8.5 ft), 420 GT, high-strength steel hull and aluminium superstructure, RINA classification. Four 560 kW brushless electric motors (2,240 kW), three MTU Series 2000 gensets, 450 kWh batteries and two IPS 40 pods with twin four-blade propellers. Maximum speed about 18 knots, 240 minutes zero-emission, range 4,000 nm at 11 knots, fuel 65,000 L, fresh water 14,000 L.

Project status

TE UIRA 135 is a design project: shipyard to be determined and build to be confirmed. Layout, specification and finishes can still be developed around the owner's brief. Ask us for the general arrangement, deck plans and an indicative build budget.

Images: photorealistic renderings based on the design renders by Arch. Franco Gnessi / DYD. TE UIRA 135 has not yet been built, so these are not photographs of a finished yacht.

Drawings

Side view

TE UIRA 135 side, front and rear views – Franco Gnessi / DYD
TE UIRA 135 side, front and rear views – Franco Gnessi / DYD

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General arrangement

Deck plans

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TE UIRA 135 upper view and architectural section
TE UIRA 135 upper view and architectural section
TE UIRA 135 deck plans – decks 2 and 1
TE UIRA 135 deck plans – decks 2 and 1
TE UIRA 135 deck plans – decks 0 and -1
TE UIRA 135 deck plans – decks 0 and -1
TE UIRA 135 deck plan – deck -2 and specifications
TE UIRA 135 deck plan – deck -2 and specifications

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The designer

About the designer

Arch. Franco Gnessi, founder of Dynaship Yacht Design (DYD)

Dynaship Yacht Design (DYD)

Franco Gnessi

Arch. Franco Gnessi founded Dynaship Yacht Design (DYD), now DYDXL Design Forge, in Latina, Italy. An architect trained at Rome's La Sapienza with post-graduate studies in naval architecture and hydrodynamics, he was technical director at the Itama shipyard and has taught yacht design in Rome and Pescara.

His studio handles the whole design path in-house, from hull lines and hydrodynamic calculations to 3D modelling and tank testing, for yachts from 15 m to 60 m and beyond.

  • Founder, Dynaship Yacht Design (DYD) / DYDXL Design Forge
  • Former technical director, Itama shipyard
  • Secretary General, AS.PRO.NA.DI (Italian yacht designers' association)
  • Concepts include GEKO 60, Bullet 200, Nautilus 650, Diamond and Wanderlust95
Franco Gnessi / DYD yachts

New construction

How a new build runs

Every custom build moves through the same six phases: concept confirmation and feasibility, contract and technical lock, engineering and production design, hull and superstructure, interior fit-out and systems, then commissioning and sea trials. Steel, aluminum and fiberglass builds each follow their own steps.

New construction

Talk to us about this build

Request the brochure, an indicative budget and timeline, or a call with our new-construction team.

Interested in this build?

Request the brochure and general arrangement, an indicative budget and timeline, or a call with our new-construction team. No payment is taken online.

Prefer to talk? Call (754) 444-6729 or email orders@azureyachtgroup.com.