A Lamborghini In a workshop, propped up on jack stands, with technicians bustling around it? So far, nothing too surprising. Except that this one is nearly 20 meters long and swaps asphalt for the sea. Sébastien Agius, a specialist in the purchase, sale, and charter of yachts, takes us behind the scenes of a Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 currently undergoing customization.
We've already introduced you to this extraordinary boat, and its two powerful V12 engines. This time, the focus is elsewhere: discovering just how far the customization of one of only 63 units produced can go.
The number 63 is everywhere, and that's no coincidence
The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 has a name that almost single-handedly sums up the project. Lamborghini was founded in 1963, the boat is 63 feet long, and production has been intentionally limited to 63 units.
Given its dimensions, the yacht weighs approximately 24 metric tons thanks to the extensive use of lightweight materials, including carbon fiber. Behind its appearance as a floating supercar lie two enormous MAN V12 engines, each producing 2,000 HP. With a combined output of 4,000 HP, the boat can reach speeds of about 63 knots, or nearly 72 mph.
And while its mechanics may not be Italian, its design leaves little doubt as to its origins. The designers drew heavily on the most spectacular Lamborghinis, particularly the Sián, while certain details also evoke the Aventador SVJ. Inside, the carbon-fiber seats equipped with harnesses and the angular lines reinforce this supercar feel.
A Lamborghini 63 that's practically custom-built
That’s exactly what this model, currently being finished, allows you to discover. Buying a Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 isn’t just a matter of choosing a few options from a catalog. A large part of the boat can be customized: the hull color, interior colors, fabrics, Alcantara, teak, and even the carbon fiber finish.
On this particular boat, the owner has steered clear of the particularly extravagant color schemes one might imagine on a vessel like this. Instead, he opted for a more elegant design that primarily combines blue, white, and black. This color scheme is found both on the large outdoor seating areas and throughout the living spaces. Even the large outdoor table reflects this attention to detail, while the indirect lighting highlights the furniture’s highly geometric shapes.
Carbon Even in the Bathroom
The tour has a few surprises in store, especially once you go under the bridge. Despite its performance capabilities, the Lamborghini 63 remains a fully livable yacht. It features sleeping quarters, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with an induction cooktop, an oven, and even a wine cellar.
The bathroom takes the Lamborghini vibe even further. Carbon fiber adorns the sink, the shower, and even the toilet, with a dark color scheme that contrasts with the blue and white areas of the shower stalls.
Its 4,000 HP and 63 knots are its spectacular calling card, but above all, each one can become a virtually one-of-a-kind piece. With only 63 Lamborghini 63s in the world, coming across the same boat is already unlikely. Coming across one with exactly the same configuration is even more unlikely. In fact, in early 2026, A Lamborghini 63 boat was up for auction.
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