Forli, Italy – Pardo Yachts has introduced the new Pardo 43, a model designed to redefine luxury day boating while preserving the identity that made its predecessor a standout in the market. Building on the success of the original 2017 release, which sold more than 300 units, the revamped Pardo 43 focuses on thoughtful evolution rather than radical change.

“The Pardo 43 was born from a clear vision to create a walkaround yacht that combined performance, elegance, and comfort in an unprecedented way,” said Gigi Servidati, President of Cantiere del Pardo. “Its success speaks for itself. But evolution is essential—and this new version refines a model that has already made history.”

CEO Marcello Veronesi echoed that sentiment, noting that owner feedback played a central role in shaping the updated design. “Seven years after launch, we are building on its legacy. The new Pardo 43 maintains its iconic lines while introducing a long list of enhancements that anticipate the expectations of tomorrow’s owners,” he said.

For the first time, Nauta Design has taken the lead on interior styling while collaborating with Zuccheri Yacht Design on the exterior and naval architecture. The result is a seamless update that respects the model’s heritage while elevating aesthetics, comfort, and functionality.

A Refined Silhouette With Signature Style

The new Pardo 43 retains the defining elements of the original model but introduces numerous upgrades. Newly added hull windows brighten the interiors, while redesigned sunpads, a refreshed T-top, a reworked external galley, and modular interiors offer flexibility from day to night. Exterior air intakes have been repositioned and integrated into the yacht’s signature topside “swoosh,” creating a cleaner, more dynamic profile. A descending sheer line and refined hull geometry further accentuate its sporty stance.

Enhanced Deck Experience and Smarter Handling

The helm station has been completely reimagined, now featuring a custom yacht automation interface developed with Garmin to deliver improved control and user experience. The forward deck gains a new bow-facing bench for sociable lounging, while the aft sunpad—wider and redesigned with styling cues from the GT52—offers expanded relaxation space.

The outdoor galley has also been redesigned for more storage and usability. Hardtop supports are now fully integrated into the tempered-glass windshield, improving structural rigidity and contributing to the yacht’s modern, streamlined look. Clever additions—such as hidden side-step hardware, bulwark storage pockets, and a retractable sliding hatch—keep the deck clean, intuitive, and optimized for movement.

Comfort, Stability, and Connected Cruising

While designed primarily as a day boat, onboard comfort has been significantly upgraded. Air conditioning now serves both cockpit and interior spaces, including the bathroom. Buyers can opt for Seakeeper or Quick stabilizers, and Starlink connectivity is available for high-speed satellite internet offshore.

For the first time, the Pardo 43 offers an outboard propulsion option. Owners can choose between Volvo Penta IPS 500/600/650 configurations or Mercury triple-outboard setups—including V10 3×400 or V12 3×600. Each propulsion type benefits from a dedicated hull design, engineered to maximize efficiency, stability, and handling.

Practical Innovation Across Every Detail

The yacht introduces a range of functional upgrades, such as an automatic bathing ladder, integrated solar panels, an extended windshield for improved protection, and a redesigned anchor bow system. Larger fuel and water tanks enable longer cruising autonomy, while a longer boarding ladder and enhanced underwater lighting increase comfort and ambience at anchor.

Tailored Interiors With Elevated Finishes

Inside, owners can choose between two layouts: a twin aft cabin paired with a fixed V-berth forward, or a convertible forward dinette. More fabric ceiling panels, upgraded window shades, extended air conditioning coverage, and increased headroom in the aft cabin create a more refined and welcoming environment. New wood finishes, ambient lighting, smart storage solutions, and a 32-inch TV further enhance onboard living.

Engineering Roots, Reinvented for the Future

Despite its many upgrades, the new Pardo 43 preserves the proven engineering of the original model, including vinylester resin infusion, foam-sandwich construction, carbon reinforcements, and a carbon-fiber T-top. The yacht is built for owners who value a blend of performance, style, and practical functionality at sea.

With this latest evolution, Pardo Yachts reinforces its position in the luxury walkaround segment—offering a vessel that remains true to its legacy while embracing innovation. The new Pardo 43 stands as a refined symbol of freedom on the water, where thoughtful evolution ushers in a new standard for future generations of day cruisers.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Overall Length: 14.00 m / 45’11’’
Hull Length: 12.80 m / 42’0’’
Maximum Beam: 4.20 m / 13’9’’
Draft: 1.20 m / 3’11’’
Displacement (light ship): 11 t approx / 24,250 lbs approx
Passenger Capacity: 12 (CE Category B) / 16 (CE Category C)
Fuel Tanks: 1,300 l / 343 US gal approx
Water Tanks: 400 l / 105 US gal approx
Engines (standard): 2 x Volvo IPS 500 (2 x 370 HP)
Engines (optional): 2 x Volvo IPS 600 (2 x 440 HP)/ 2 x Volvo IPS 650 (2 x 480 HP)

Concept: Cantiere del Pardo
Naval architecture: Zuccheri Yacht Design
Exterior design: Zuccheri Yacht Design + Nauta Design
Interior design: Nauta Design
Builder: Cantiere del Pardo
CE Category: B