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Benetti Dagger Pairs Hybrid Engineering With Flexible Living
8 October 2026 · 1 min read
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New interior details from Benetti's 67-metre Dagger reveal a yacht designed around adaptable social spaces, alongside a hybrid system combining engines, generators and batteries.
Following Dagger's appearance at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, Benetti has revealed more of its onboard arrangement. RWD designed the exterior, while Reymond Langton Design and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design contributed to the interiors.
Light timber, stone and soft furnishings establish a restrained setting. In the main lounge, two smaller dining tables can be joined when a larger group gathers. Guest accommodation also includes cabins that can combine into a larger suite.
Different ways to use the yacht
The owner's upper-deck spaces provide a private office and forward terrace. Aft, the Oasis Deck's opening wings extend the area around an integrated pool.
Dagger's hybrid machinery operates in different combinations according to the selected profile. This offers several operating arrangements, rather than making the yacht exclusively battery-powered or eliminating combustion in every mode.
Source: BOAT International
