Pirelli

Pirelli Speedboats is the marine brand produced by SACS Tecnorib S.p.A., a Lombard builder operating out of Roncello, near Milan. The programme began in 2005 when Tecnorib signed a licensing agreement with Pirelli & C. to carry the Pirelli and P ZERO names onto the water; the first hull, the 770, debuted at the Pirelli Regattas in Santa Margherita Ligure in 2006. SACS Tecnorib Spa was formed in 2021 through the integration of Sacs S.r.l. and Tecnorib S.r.l., consolidating two decades of maxi-RIB development under one entity.

The range splits into two distinct product families. The Speedboats line - walkaround RIBs running from the 10.1m Pirelli 35 up to the 18.5m Pirelli 1900 flagship - targets standalone dayboat and chase-boat duties. The current 15.2m Pirelli 50, styled by the Mannerfelt Design Team, is the build we put forward when an owner's programme needs genuine offshore range and a guest-carrying brief: triple Mercury V12 outboards delivering 1,800 hp, north of 60 knots in calm water, twin cabins, a galley, and teak walkaround decks. The Tenders family runs two sub-lines: the T-Line (T45 to T75), conventional outboard tenders sized for superyacht garages, and the J-Line (J29 to J50), jet-driven tenders with a reduced-height profile and full livery customisation to match the parent vessel. An Azimut-specific J-Line edition underlines how deeply the range is embedded in the superyacht supply chain.

Over twenty years and more than 1,000 hulls delivered across thirty nationalities, the Pirelli identity - motorsport DNA translated into fibreglass and hypalon - has made SACS Tecnorib a consistent presence at Cannes and Miami. Distributed across 19 countries, the range competes directly against the upper tier of Italian and Nordic RIB builders on finish quality and speed, with the Pirelli brand carrying an authority in motorsport and design circles that few pure marine yards can replicate.