Introducing the Naval Yachts’ LXT 165, a superyacht from the innovative LUXTREME series that combines luxury with extreme. Investing in such a superyacht is not only about owning a luxury vessel but it is also about embracing a lifestyle of adventure and exploration.
Thanks to her robust aluminum structure this vessel is lightweight yet incredibly durable, making her perfect vehicle for exploring remote and rugged destinations.
The LXT 165 Key Features:
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Robust Aluminium Structure: Enhancing strength and reducing weight for the better performance with a 12mm underwater shell plate, she is capable of traveling the Great Capes of each continent.
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Robust Expedition Capabilities: Built to endure harsh environments, equipped with advanced radar and sonar systems for safe navigation in uncharted waters.
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Naval Architecture: Designed by Vripack Yacht Design Studio, one of the most well known naval architecriture companies.

The LXT 165 Fuel Efficiency and Range Features:
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Fuel Efficiency: Hybrid-Electric Propulsion systems enhancing eco-conscious cruising, reducing fuel consumption, and offering a fuel efficiency of 3.8 liters per nautical mile.
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Performance Data: Max speed of 15 knots (optionally 20 knots), cruising speed of 10 knots, and the ideal speed of 8 knots.
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Range Data: Providing an impressive long range of 5,500 nautical miles at 9 knots and 3,000 nautical miles at 12 knots.
The LXT 165 Optional Upgrades;
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Helicopter Landing Deck Option: For easy access to even the most remote locations.
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Dual Water-Sports Garages: With both port and starboard entries for seamless water-based adventures.
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Beach Club with Water-Sports Access: Enhancing your experience at anchor with water-level access and relaxation.

Her advanced naval architecture, engineered by the internationally acclaimed Vripack firm, ensures excellent seakeeping capabilities, maximizing onboard comfort and safety.
The LXT 165 combines durability, self-sufficiency, and luxury, being the ideal vessel for global exploration—whether navigating the Arctic Poles, the Caribbean Islands, or the Mediterranean coastline.