The world's first all-carbon superyacht is on sale for over $30 million - take a peek inside the flashy gold vessel

Dominic-Madori DavisNov 20, 2019, 20:07 IST

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Launched in 2014, Khalilah was the first all-carbon yacht ever built.
The yacht (from US shipyard Palmer Johnson) has a distinctive gold exterior.
Khalilah was a standout at this year's Monaco Yacht Show in September, where its flashy exterior turned heads.
The vessel is currently listed for sale through SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts with an asking price of €28.5 million (or roughly $31 million).
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The world's first all-carbon yacht is for sale, with an asking price of €28.5 million (or roughly $31 million).

The vessel, known as Khalilah, was constructed using all-carbon composites, designed to offer optimal fuel consumption and a top speed of 26 knots. The superyacht also has a distinctive gold exterior, made with custom Cordova Gold, and was a showstopper at this year's Monaco Yacht Show.

Featuring five guest rooms - including two master suites - Khalilah can fit 11 guests on board, in addition to nine crew members.

The yacht is currently listed for sale or charter through both SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts.

Here's a closer look at Khalilah.

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Khalilah is the world's first all-carbon yacht. Its carbon composite construction was designed to give optimal fuel consumption, even when cruising at its max speed of 26 knots. In addition, it has an exterior finish of custom Cordova gold.

The yacht also doesn't need speed stabilizers because of its 10.8 meter beam.

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The interiors, designed by the team at Palmer Johnson, are said to mix "contemporary chic" with "Asian influence." And, with five bedrooms — including two master suites — the yacht can house 11 people, in addition to a nine-person crew.

Source: SuperYachtsMonaco

The master bedrooms are both finished with bleached birch wood and feature floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views of the ocean.

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Each guest bedroom also includes its own bathroom.

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The yacht comes with plenty of toys, including a custom 7-meter matching gold tender, a jetpack, a hoverboard, jet skis, kayaks, paddle board, inflatables, and a wake board. There is also a sunken pool, and a three-person sun pad.

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There are two al fresco dining areas, one of which has BBQ and buffet stations.

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The yacht's interior offers floor-to-ceiling picture windows, a contemporary LED light installation, and an open-plan galley located on the main deck.

There is also a full entertainment system and a sky lounge with panoramic views of the ocean.

Source: SuperYachtsMonaco

Khalilah is currently listed for sale through both SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts with an asking price of €28.5 million (or roughly $31 million).

The yacht can also be chartered through either company.

Source: SuperYachtsMonaco, G-Yachts

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The world's first all-carbon superyacht is on sale for over $30 million - take a peek inside the flashy gold vessel

Khalilah is the world's first all-carbon yacht. Its carbon composite construction was designed to give optimal fuel consumption, even when cruising at its max speed of 26 knots. In addition, it has an exterior finish of custom Cordova gold.

The interiors, designed by the team at Palmer Johnson, are said to mix "contemporary chic" with "Asian influence." And, with five bedrooms — including two master suites — the yacht can house 11 people, in addition to a nine-person crew.

The master bedrooms are both finished with bleached birch wood and feature floor-to-ceiling windows, offering panoramic views of the ocean.

Each guest bedroom also includes its own bathroom.

The yacht comes with plenty of toys, including a custom 7-meter matching gold tender, a jetpack, a hoverboard, jet skis, kayaks, paddle board, inflatables, and a wake board. There is also a sunken pool, and a three-person sun pad.

There are two al fresco dining areas, one of which has BBQ and buffet stations.

The yacht's interior offers floor-to-ceiling picture windows, a contemporary LED light installation, and an open-plan galley located on the main deck.

Khalilah is currently listed for sale through both SuperYachtsMonaco and G-Yachts with an asking price of €28.5 million (or roughly $31 million).