Anvera

Anvera is an Italian builder operating under the LG-Yacht banner out of Misano Adriatico, on the Adriatic coast. The company traces its composite-materials roots back to 1991, when its predecessor was producing racing catamarans, and the Anvera brand itself launched its first production boat, the 55, in 2015. The design language comes from Aldo Drudi, a collaborator who arrived from motorsport, and that provenance is readable in every hull: aggressive, low-profile silhouettes that sit closer to a hypercar sketch than a conventional tender.

The build proposition is what we keep coming back to. Every hull is constructed entirely in carbon fibre with epoxy resin, and LG-Yacht manufactures its own carbon in-house at a dedicated facility separate from the assembly and finishing shop. The result is a power-to-weight ratio that lets the range reach competitive speeds on smaller, lower-emission engine packages rather than brute-forcing performance through horsepower alone.

The current range runs from 42 to 66 feet, with model numbers that correspond directly to LOA in feet: the 42 (12.9m), 48, 55, 58 (17.5m), and 66, plus the high-performance 42 Speedster. Each model is configurable as a chase boat, day cruiser, weekender, or mini support vessel. The 58 carries sixteen guests and is quoted at a 53-knot top speed; the 48 reaches 50 knots while returning 3.4 litres per mile at 40 knots. A signature feature across the range is the fold-down stern terraces that convert the aft deck into a floating beach-club platform - practical for a water-toy programme and directly relevant to how chase-boat programmes are run today. Commercial-code certification to MCA SCV MGN-280 and Malta CYC 2020/2024 standards is available.