Sanlorenzo SL90 Asymmetric

The SL90 Asymmetric brings Sanlorenzo's patented asymmetric layout — introduced on the SL102A in 2018 — down to 27.6 metres. Only the starboard side deck survives at main-deck level; the port walkway is lifted onto the superstructure roof, letting the saloon and the owner's cabin run out to the port hull side behind full-height glazing. The point is volume, not styling: Zuccon International Project extracts a main-deck owner's suite and a living space normally reserved for yachts above 30 metres. The bill comes due alongside and under way — mooring, fendering and crew service all happen on one side, and a crew of three works a single exterior circulation. The hull is a planing one, 29 knots flat out on MAN V12s: this is a Mediterranean coastal boat, not a passage-maker. On the used market the few hulls that surface trade close to new money, output having stayed deliberately small.