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Sessa Marine is the Italian powerboat par excellence, one of the noble names of our nautical industry that in 2026 is ready to push on the accelerator. Lately the presence of this historic brand, founded in 1958, has been more linked to the American market where there is a large production plant, in Brazil. In 2026, however, a boost will be given to the European market, starting with the plant in Cividate al Piano, in the province of Bergamo. The signs are many: a new model
A winning team does not change. That is why the shipyard has chosen to restart from one of the most successful ranges in the history of Italian powerboats. Coming soon is the Key Largo 25, a vessel that is expected to debut as early as 2026. There are not yet many details available about the boat, which is, however, already in production. This model will, of course, be joined by all other Key Largo models and the cruising range with larger yachts.
We will have more details in the coming months, but this is undoubtedly a boat to mark on your calendar. We will be keeping an eye on
To reinvigorate production, Roberto Tummolo (pictured) has been chosen as sales manager. With extensive knowledge of the Italian and international nautical market, his task will be to recreate a solid dealer network.
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