ASEAN LADY

Pride Mega Yachts brought forth ASEAN LADY in 2004, marking a significant chapter for the builder's approach to large-scale motor yacht construction during an era when Asian shipyards were establishing themselves as serious contenders in the superyacht arena. This 88.15-meter vessel represents the convergence of Pride's manufacturing capabilities with an international design consortium that spans continents and cultures. The collaborative design effort behind ASEAN LADY reveals the global nature of modern yacht creation. Naval architects Yantai Raffles and Ian Mitchell shaped her fundamental performance characteristics, while exterior designer Nzami defined her visual presence on the water. The interior reflects an equally international approach, with Australian Motor Yachts working alongside designers Zhaoxin, Xiangqun, and Annie Chang to create living spaces that accommodate up to 22 guests. Pride Mega Yachts' decision to engage this diverse design team demonstrates the builder's commitment to creating a vessel that transcends regional boundaries. The 21.27-meter beam provides substantial volume across her 2,385 gross tons, creating generous spaces for both guest accommodation and the operational needs of her 18-crew complement. ASEAN LADY emerges from this collaborative process as a motor yacht that reflects the ambitions of her builder during a transformative period in yacht construction. Her scale and the breadth of expertise involved in her creation position her as a vessel designed for extensive cruising and large-group entertaining, backed by Pride Mega Yachts' commitment to delivering capable, ocean-going platforms during the mid-2000s expansion of the superyacht market.