Anvera launches 200 series, its first hyperyacht built entirely in carbon fibre

Anvera has unveiled the Anvera 200, a new flagship which marks the introduction of a new class of vessel called the Hyperyacht. Announced in Misano Adriatico in July 2026, the 200 is built entirely in carbon fibre, in keeping with the rest of the Anvera range, and is designed to combine high performance with comfort, according to the company.

The Anvera 200 measures 20 metres in length with a beam of nearly 6 metres, extending to almost 7 metres when the side terraces are open. Anvera says the yacht’s lightweight, full-carbon construction helps keep fuel consumption low for its class, alongside strong performance figures.

Inside, Anvera points to generous ceiling heights and a layout that can include up to three cabins, a lounge and dining area beneath the T-Top, and a crew cabin with private access. The layout is designed to work either as a private yacht or as a chase boat for maxi yachts. The 200 is produced in an ultra-limited series, with each unit fully customisable inside and out to the owner’s specification, according to Anvera.

The Anvera 200 is available with three engine packages. The standard Anvera 200 is fitted with two MAN V8 engines delivering 1,300 hp, paired with Top System surface propellers, which, according to Anvera, gives a cruising speed of 40 knots and a top speed of over 50 knots.

The Anvera 200-S is fitted with two MAN V12 engines delivering 1,800 hp, also paired with Top System surface propellers, for a top speed of over 60 knots.

At the top of the range, the Anvera 200 Racing is powered by two MAN V12 engines, each delivering 2,200 hp, paired with Top System surface propellers, for a top speed of over 70 knots, according to Anvera.

The first Anvera 200 has been built in the Racing configuration and is set to make its world premiere at Cannes Yachting Festival this week, followed by the Monaco Yacht Show later this month. Two further Anvera 200 units, each in different configurations, are currently under construction and scheduled for delivery next season, the shipyard says.