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Gray Design Sovereign superyacht features wind turbine, infinity pool, custom limo

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We’re not sure how much you know about yachts, but we’re guessing that based on the photo above, you can tell that this one is in a class of its own. If you’ve got 135 million and up to spare (listen up, royalty!), you can have everything that this insanely beautiful watercraft has to offer. The Sovereign has only three decks and a metallic finish, which gives it a sleek low-profile look in comparison to your typical giant white yacht that looks something like an obtrusive iceberg. We never really thought of the typical superyacht as dated, but this slick beauty, which was inspired by automotive design, puts every other luxury yacht we’ve seen to shame.

The Sovereign uses a wind turbine and solar panels to power onboard lighting and collect reserve power. A retractable hood at the bow of the yacht acts as a shading device for the jacuzzi, while an infinity pool at the other end features a reinforced glass helipad in the center. A beach club on the lower deck makes for comfortable relaxing in the sun, and the 10 guest suites are second only to the beyond-luxurious owner’s suite. The superyacht (naturally) also has a cinema, a nightclub, a gym, and a library. The design also includes an optional custom limousine that parks in the garage with the smaller tender boats. Wouldn’t want to be without wheels should you dock somewhere exciting, would you? If that didn’t sell you on the design already, the Sovereign runs on three MTU engines that can hit speeds of up to 30 knots.

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