Voice

• LOA: 62 metres
• Delivered: 2020
• Builder: CRN, Ancona
• Exterior and interior design: Nuvolari Lenard
• Engines: twin MTU 12V4000 M63
• Range: about 5,300 nautical miles at 12 knots
• Top speed: about 16.5 knots
• Guests and crew: up to 12 guests, 17 crew

A quiet technical landmark

Voice holds a specific place in the CRN story as the first hull the yard delivered under the tougher IMO Tier III emissions rules. That made her a technical statement as much as a design one when she launched in 2020. She was ordered in April 2016 and built fully to custom order at Ancona over roughly four years of work. The yard used the project to prove it could meet the newest regulation without compromising the guest experience in any way. Voice became a clear signal of where responsible large yacht building was heading.

The commission suited an owner who wanted to cruise far and to do it quietly. CRN answered with a steel hull engineered for autonomy and low noise across long ocean passages. The build reflected years of accumulated knowledge from the yard's long run of 60 metre yachts before her. Voice showed that clean engineering and true luxury could share the same hull without either being diluted. She was conceived for an owner who fully intended to travel well beyond the usual cruising grounds.

Nuvolari Lenard's vertical bow

Nuvolari Lenard gave Voice a vertical bow that serves function before fashion. It maximises waterline length, which lifts efficiency and speed while opening up valuable forward volume. That forward space houses the tender garage, keeping toys out of sight and the aft decks clear for guests. The profile is purposeful and clean, carrying the studio's familiar sense of proportion from bow to stern. She looks fast and serious, which matches the ambitious engineering beneath her.

The exterior balances a strong bow against long, calm superstructure lines that steady the whole design. Wide glazed bands connect the interior to the sea and give the topsides a light, layered look. Generous outdoor areas were planned for both lively entertaining and quiet time at anchor. She carries her 62 metres with easy confidence in any anchorage she enters. The styling has the restraint of a yacht built to be lived on for many years.

CRN's first IMO Tier III yacht, with a 5,300 nautical mile reach and near silent running.

Interiors drawn by the same hand

Because Nuvolari Lenard also shaped the interior, Voice reads as a single, coherent design from bow to transom. The rooms are refined and warm, built for long stays aboard well away from home waters. The layout accommodates twelve guests in the comfort expected of a genuine flagship. Detailing and materials were held to the yard's highest standard throughout the yacht. Every space was drawn to feel calm and restorative after a run of days at sea.

The plan gives guests and crew separate routes through the yacht, so privacy holds even when she is full. The owner's accommodation enjoys real seclusion and a generous, light-filled volume. Social spaces flow easily between inside and out across each of her decks. A crew of seventeen keeps her running smoothly without ever crowding the guest experience. The layout was clearly drawn by people who understand how a large yacht is actually used at sea.

Range with a clear conscience

Voice was engineered for genuine long-distance cruising in exceptional silence. She displaces about 1,105 tonnes and carries fuel for a maximum range near 5,300 nautical miles at 12 knots. Twin MTU 12V4000 M63 engines push her past her contract speed to around 16.5 knots at the top end. The Tier III systems clean her emissions without dulling any of that performance. Few yachts of her age combine this kind of reach with this level of quiet.

For an owner this is a yacht built to go somewhere and to stay there in comfort. Her autonomy opens up remote itineraries far from the usual marinas and their crowds. Quiet running keeps the accommodation serene both at cruising speed and at anchor. The forward garage and carefully planned stowage keep the decks free for guests. She was made for owners with a real appetite for distance and time away.

Who she suits

Voice suits an owner who values engineering integrity alongside genuine design pedigree. She rewards those who cruise widely and want real independence from crowded ports. Twelve guests travel in flagship comfort across long ocean passages. Her low-noise character makes even long days at anchor genuinely restful. She is a yacht for people who fully intend to use every mile of her range.

She also appeals to buyers who care about a yacht's technical firsts and milestones. As CRN's first Tier III delivery, she carries a documented place in modern yachting. The single authorship by Nuvolari Lenard gives her a rare coherence inside and out. Voice stands as one of the yard's most complete recent flagships. For a buyer she offers reach, refinement and a genuine entry in the record books.

Who it is for: An owner who wants to cruise far and quietly aboard a technically pioneering full-custom flagship.