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Numarine Launches Second 40MXP Superyacht Mitan

Kate Hampton

Oct 7, 2025 — 1 min read

Courtesy of Numarine.

Numarine has celebrated a milestone with the launch of its second 40MXP superyacht: Mitan. This latest delivery further cements the Turkish yard’s reputation for blending bold styling, intelligent design, and high-performance engineering.

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Built alongside the first 40MXP hull, Mitan shares the same DNA but offers subtle refinements and updates learned from the maiden yacht’s deployment. With her distinctive lines, generous glazing, and dynamic profile, she remains unmistakably within the 40MXP family; yet with enhancements in layout flow, exterior ergonomics, and onboard systems.

Early previews suggest Mitan features an evolved interior concept, incorporating more natural light, flexible social zones, and elevated finishes that respond to owner feedback. On deck, the improvements extend to a reconfigured foredeck lounge, optimized circulation paths, and expanded beach club features designed for seamless indoor–outdoor living.

Powering Mitan are twin shafts driving efficient cruising speeds of approximately 12–14 knots and top-end performance well beyond: a balance which Numarine yachts for sale have engineered meticulously for long-range passagemaking with style.

With Mitan now physically afloat and under initial sea trials, Numarine is poised to deliver her to her new owner in the coming months. As a second iteration, she’s not just proof of concept—she’s the refinement, validation, and next chapter of the 40MXP legacy.

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