T52

| LOA | 52.0 m |
|---|---|
| Beam | 9.5 m |
| Draft | 2.6 m |
| Gross tonnage | 497 GT |
| Hull | steel, aluminium superstructure |
| Propulsion | diesel-electric hybrid |
| Top speed / cruise | about 16 / 11 knots |
| First hull | Daybreak, delivered 2024 |
The core of what Baglietto builds
The T52 sits at the heart of Baglietto's output in the 50 metre-plus displacement class, a segment the yard has worked in for decades. It anchors the T-line as its entry model while carrying full custom scale. The first hull, Daybreak, was delivered in 2024 and set the template for the platform. Baglietto has called this size the trend spot of its production. The choice of a 52 metre entry point shows where the yard sees its core buyers.
At 497 GT the T52 sits just under the 500 GT threshold, a deliberate line that keeps a 52 metre yacht manageable to run. Its steel hull and hybrid drive mark it as a serious long-range yacht. The model reflects where the yard has long concentrated its craft. Further hulls have followed the first, building a small series. It is the natural choice for a buyer wanting a large Baglietto displacement yacht.

The traditional T-line
The T-line is Baglietto's classic displacement family, shaped for more than twenty years by Francesco Paszkowski Design. The partnership goes back to 1992 and a 29 metre fast open yacht, and it has grown into the yard's signature look. The T52 is described as a sensible evolution of that line rather than a break from it. Larger T-line platforms sit above it in the range. The family carries a continuity that few yards can claim over such a span.
Where the DOM line chases contemporary volume, the T-line carries a more established Baglietto character. Paszkowski's hand gives it a recognisable profile across the family. The line speaks to owners who want a proven yard signature in a large displacement yacht. Its look has held up through changing fashions. The T52 brings that identity to its entry size.

A 52 metre hybrid displacement yacht at the core of what Baglietto builds.

A Paszkowski profile
Francesco Paszkowski Design shaped the exterior, giving the T52 a long, balanced profile over a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. At 52 metres with a 9.5 metre beam, the yacht has the deck areas of a full flagship. The 2.6 metre draft keeps a large yacht reasonably flexible in where it can go. Outdoor areas run across several decks. The proportions give the yacht presence without heavy styling.
The exterior devotes generous space to open-air living and to a beach club at the waterline. Sun and shade are worked across the flybridge and aft decks. The proportions follow the classic Baglietto displacement look. Deck flow is planned for a yacht that spends long spells at anchor. This is a yacht meant to be used across long seasons.


Interior by Paszkowski and Casprini
The interior on the first hulls was drawn by Francesco Paszkowski Design in collaboration with Margherita Casprini. The T52 sleeps up to twelve guests across five cabins, with layouts open to the owner within the platform. The near-500 GT volume gives large saloons and a full owner's deck. Finish follows the owner's brief within the yard's style. The result carries the calm, tailored feel that marks Paszkowski interiors.
Crew accommodation supports up to nine, enough for full service on extended cruising. The length allows clear separation between owner and crew areas. Space is given to wellness and to indoor-outdoor living. The volume lets each deck take on a distinct role. The interior is built for weeks or months aboard.


Hybrid and long-legged
The T52 runs a diesel-electric hybrid system that lets it sit at anchor for up to twelve hours on batteries for hotel loads. Under battery power alone it can cruise for around three and a half hours, and in diesel-electric mode with one generator running it can reach almost 8,000 nautical miles at a slow six knots. Top speed is about 16 knots, with an economical cruise near 11 knots. The hybrid drive is central to the model's quiet, low-emission character. Silent nights at anchor are part of what the system is built to deliver.
This is a yacht for an owner who wants a large, capable displacement yacht with modern efficiency and long range. It suits ocean cruising and long seasons away from home waters. The hybrid system rewards owners who spend real time at anchor. Running a 52 metre yacht just under 500 GT keeps the crew requirement in check. As the entry to the T-line, it offers flagship scale with a manageable crew.
المحركات والأنظمة
| Engines (2023+ hulls) | 2 x Caterpillar C32, 1,470hp each, hybrid-ready with a battery bank for diesel-electric cruising |
|---|---|
| Engines (earlier hulls) | 2 x MTU diesels, 17-knot top speed, 3,600nm range at 12-knot cruise |
| Top speed / cruise (2023+ hulls) | 16 knots top; 11-12 knots cruise |
| Hull / superstructure | Steel hull, aluminium superstructure, teak deck |
| Tankage | 70,000 litres fuel |
| Naval architecture / exterior | Baglietto in-house naval architecture; exterior by Francesco Paszkowski Design |
| Generator / stabilisers / watermaker | Not published by the yard |
ما يذكره الملاك والأطقم
Beach club and pool read as the model's signature
NautiStyles' review, written by a licensed captain with liveaboard experience, called the tiered fold-down beach club and the recessed pool that raises flush to the deck the T52's standout features.
Victoria Chalaya, NautiStylesGym is generous but incomplete
The same review flagged the T52's dedicated gym as lacking its own shower, despite being generously sized.
Victoria Chalaya, NautiStylesSun deck is where the day actually happens
At over 70 square metres with a full bar and dining, the sun deck was named the most frequently used space aboard, ahead of the saloon.
Victoria Chalaya, NautiStyles
نقاط القوة وما يستدعي الانتباه
نقاط القوة
- A genuinely proven production run at 52 metresNine hulls have been delivered or launched since 2020 (including Infinity, Dopamine/Daybreak, Moneikos and Marsa Luna), unusually deep for a semi-custom yacht this size.
- Hybrid propulsion nearly doubles range in eco modeDiesel-electric cruising at 6 knots stretches range from 4,500nm at 11 knots to about 7,600nm, well beyond most yachts in the bracket.
- Built for entertaining, not just cruisingA commercial-grade galley with a pizza oven and dual dishwashers, a 20-guest bow layout and the convertible aft pool point at a charter- and event-ready layout.
ما يستدعي الانتباه
- Gym has no showerNautiStyles' review flagged this directly - a real gap for a yacht otherwise built around guest and crew comfort.
- Modest top end for the size16 knots top speed (17 on the earlier MTU-engined hulls) is slow next to faster-hulled 50-metre-plus yachts, the tradeoff for the long diesel-electric range.
- Interior varies hull to hullHull 4 carries a Studio Vafiadis interior; hull 9 (Marsa Luna) pairs Francesco Paszkowski Design with Margherita Casprini - buyers should confirm which hull's interior they are actually looking at rather than assume consistency across the series.
معلومات عملية
| New price | Not published by the yard |
|---|---|
| Resale example | Dopamine/Daybreak asked EUR 36,850,000 |
| Series size | Nine hulls delivered or launched as of 2026 |
| Fuel capacity | 70,000 litres |
| Range | 4,500nm at 11 knots; about 7,600nm at 6 knots in diesel-electric eco mode |
| Built | Baglietto, La Spezia, Italy |
| Running costs | Not published by the yard |
Design
| التصميم الخارجي | Francesco Paszkowski Design |
|---|---|
| التصميم الداخلي | Francesco Paszkowski Design with Margherita Casprini (some hulls: interiors by Studio Vafiadis) |
| العمارة البحرية | Baglietto (in-house engineering) |
لمين هو: An owner wanting a large displacement yacht with a recognised yard signature, modern hybrid efficiency and the long range for ocean cruising with a manageable crew.