Italian shipyard Maiora, part of Next Yacht Group, has revealed the interiors of the first-built hull of the M30, the opening model in its new “M Line.” The composite-hulled 30-metre yacht measures 200GT, carries a 7.5-metre beam and roughly 110 tonnes of full-load displacement, and accommodates up to twelve guests across five cabins, with quarters for a crew of five.
Exterior lines and naval architecture come from Quartostile, while the interiors were shaped by Acube Design. The language leans on soft curves, dark wood panelling set against pale upholstery, and a sculptural coffee table in Pakistan Green onyx at the heart of the saloon, echoing the pattern used in the cabinetry. The full-beam owner’s suite features floor-to-ceiling glazing and a dedicated seating nook, while the main saloon opens directly onto the aft deck through large glazed openings.
On the technical side, the M30 is powered by twin MAN V12 diesel engines delivering 2,000hp each, reaching a top speed of 21 knots, with a fuel capacity of 12,800 litres. The aft deck holds a dining area with blue upholstered seating, the foredeck offers a sunpad, and the flybridge adds a jacuzzi beneath hardtop-shaded seating. Maiora reports four units already sold for the M30, while the shipyard is separately developing a 50-metre steel-and-aluminium “Supernova” project at its Pisa facility, due for delivery in the second half of 2028.
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