X-TREM II

Fulvio De Simoni's comprehensive design vision shapes every element of X-TREM II, from her naval architecture through her exterior styling to her interior spaces. This 2015 Pershing demonstrates the builder's commitment to engineering excellence, with performance capabilities that extend far beyond coastal cruising into serious offshore territory. At 33 meters, she possesses the structural integrity and seakeeping characteristics necessary for extended passages in challenging conditions. Her 6.7-meter beam provides stability in beam seas while maintaining the proportions required for sustained speed. The 94-ton displacement reflects thoughtful engineering priorities, balancing structural strength with performance efficiency. Her range capabilities transform the charter experience from day trips to multi-day explorations across diverse waters. The engineering systems support extended operation away from marinas, with redundancies built into critical components. Three crew members manage all operational aspects, allowing guests to focus entirely on the journey. De Simoni's singular approach to the project creates unusual coherence between form and function. The naval architecture informs the exterior lines, which in turn influence the interior arrangement. This integration appears most clearly in how the yacht handles varying sea states, maintaining comfort levels that support the full guest complement of eight across different conditions. X-TREM II represents Pershing's understanding that true luxury lies not in surface treatments but in fundamental capability. She delivers access to destinations and experiences that require genuine seaworthiness, backed by engineering systems designed for reliability rather than mere specification sheets.