High-tech composites manufacturer Enata has partnered with new luxury yacht brand Mirarri to build its yachts.
Mirarri was conceived by Rashed Al Shaali who has worked for various yacht brands including Gulf Craft, Dubai Marine, and Al Shaali Marine.
“While these experiences have been invaluable, they’ve also revealed to me the stagnation within the yachting industry, prompting my desire for change,” he said. “This drove me to partner with Enata and [designer] Timur Bozca.”
The motor yacht will be 55ft in length and built primarily of carbon fibre, Kevlar and titanium. The vessel will incorporate Enata’s Wingman system that has been used on Enata’s flying yacht, the Foiler.
“Similar to its application on the Foiler, the Wingman will empower the owner to remotely control various aspects of the yacht, perform over-the-air updates, conduct remote diagnostics, and implement preventive maintenance,” said Aloïs Vieujot, CEO of the Enata Group.
“The Mirarri yacht represents a significant advancement for the boating industry, made possible through Rashed’s vision and expertise, our manufacturing prowess, and Timur’s talent.”
The yacht’s features include a full-beam superstructure with a glass dome, inspired by the intricate bone structure of birds.
Outdoor entertainment includes Mirarri’s bespoke BBQ and bar area situated on the aft deck.
The centre access ensures easy navigation to the forward part of the yacht.
The yacht has two full-beam cabins.
Around 80% of Enata’s business stems from the B2B sector, including white label products using Enata’s facilities, machinery, and engineering experience.
The first Mirarri yacht is currently under construction and expected to be delivered in 2025.
