US Tariffs: What the 90-Day Pause Means for the Superyacht Industry

On 10 April 2025 (yesterday), U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension on the implementation of most newly proposed tariffs, including the high-profile 20 percent reciprocal tariff on European Union (EU) exports to the United States.

The announcement, made during a press briefing at the White House, is part of an effort to encourage diplomatic negotiations with key trading partners and reassess the impact of broad-based tariffs on domestic and international industries.

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FuelEU Maritime: How Will it Impact Yachting in Europe?

From 1 January 2025, one of the most important European programmes aimed at combating climate change – FuelEU Maritime – will come into force . It is part of the EU’s transport decarbonisation strategy, which covers various sectors, including maritime transport. The programme aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions in shipping, including yachts. What changes await shipowners and yacht owners? What do they need to know to adapt to the new regulations?

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Monaco Yacht Show Launches Blue Wake: Advancing Sustainability in Yachting

The Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) is reinforcing its role as a key platform for industry progress with the launch of Blue Wake, a new initiative that will enhance the visibility of more environmentally sustainable solutions throughout the show. Beginning with the 2025 edition, MYS will ensure that innovations with stronger eco-responsibility are seamlessly integrated across the event, reflecting the industry’s increasing commitment to a more sustainable future.

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The Rise of the Robo-Yachts: AI Takes the Helm in Monaco's Energy Boat Challenge

On the shores of Monaco luxury yachts normally are stealing the spotlight, yet a new wave of innovation is set to make a splash. The 12th edition of the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, scheduled from July 2nd to 5th, 2025, is introducing an avant-garde twist: the AI Class. This pioneering category invites teams to develop autonomous boats equipped with artificial intelligence, marking a significant stride towards sustainable and intelligent yachting.

With the climate crisis intensifying and the yachting industry in need of rapid transformation, artificial intelligence could be the game-changer. AI is no longer optional—it’s essential. It plays a role in every stage of a boat’s life, from design and construction to operation and eventual decommissioning. This is a technological revolution. The goal of the Energy Boat Challenge is to promote vessels that minimize environmental impact. The industry isn’t evolving fast enough, and there is a need to accelerate change. AI can help redefine how boats operate, making them more energy-efficient and sustainable.

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The Biggest Yachting News Stories of March 2025

A shadow was cast over the yachting industry this month, with the news that Eddie Jordan – former F1 team boss, yacht owner and friend – had passed away after losing his battle with cancer.

Breaking news on Loon's disastrous tender crash in the Caribbean and the fate of the seized 106.1-metre Amadea did little to lighten things, though March did end with some brighter news. Launches and relaunches from Damen Yachting, a mammoth Feadship reveal and Rossinavi's secretive, in build explorer yacht are just some of the exciting updates included in this month's list.

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The 19 Best New Yachts at the Palm Beach International Boat Show

The Palm Beach International Boat Show, which runs March 19-25, has expanded this year, with more than 1,000 boats on display, including 200 superyachts and more than 40 vessels over 150 feet. Hence, show organizers set up a new Superyacht Show at Palm Harbor Marina. The display will have seminars about superyacht construction and design, chartering a superyacht, and the state of the U.S. superyacht market.

The Palm Beach show has a $1.05 billion economic impact, according to organizer Informa Markets, with more than 600 brands exhibiting and an expected attendance of 55,000.

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