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The “12-meter” segment, a popular intermediate boat size, is now part of the Frauscher family. In fact, the shipyard unveiled the new Frauscher 1212 Ghost, which is the link between two of the shipyard’s cult models: the Frauscher 1017 and 1414 Demon, 10 and 14 meters respectively.
Frauscher 1212 Ghost is the Austrian shipyard’s latest addition, perfectly in line with the yard’s philosophy. Sporty and elegant line then for a true sea sportswoman. This model fits in between the 1017 GT and GT-AIR and the 1414 Demon and Demon-Air. The wide teak deck, frameless windshield, and vertical bow make the Frauscher 1212 Ghost unmistakably Frauscher.
Large side air intakes, already featured on 747 Mirage and later on 1414 Demon, are the defining design element. The line in this way is immediately recognizable. In tune with the demands of today’s shipowners, the aft part features the generous teak beach platform with “open” profiling of the broadside.
The new Frauscher 1212 Ghost will make its official debut during the upcoming 2020 Cannes Yachting Festival, coming up in September.
Frauscher Italia, i.e., Cantiere Nautico Feltrinelli, in Gargnano on Lake Garda, will make the boat available for preproduction testing, which will be opened to a small number of customers, industry professionals and fans of the brand as early as the end of July.
Stefan Frauscher, General Manager of the brand, commented, “Frauscher has participated in the Cannes Yachting Festival for almost ten years and is renewing its presence for the 2020 edition, despite the special circumstances. We are happy and proud to be in Cannes for our present and future customers.”
Full details at frauscher.com
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