On the high seas, James Bond may meet a prospective new love interest.
Bond Girl, a streamlined new trimaran concept unveiled by designers Hannah Hombergen and George Lucian, exudes enough sexual allure to attract the world-famous MI6 agent.
The striking multihull measures 252 feet from bow to stern and is characterized by strong, angular lines similar to those of a spacecraft. Obviously, like all leading women, she is more than just a pretty face. The designers claim that Bond Girl is designed to be inconspicuous so that she is more difficult to detect during secret missions. She is also equipped with a hybrid propulsion system to reduce her global emissions.
Bond Girl, despite her unconventional exterior, is still a luxury vessel. Lucian told Robb Report that she has all the amenities and features that one would expect on a yacht of this scale. According to the renderings, the luxurious interior was inspired by Hollywood films and appears to have an appropriate amount of glitz and grandeur.
The main hull features a spacious master suite that spans two levels and includes a retractable balcony. Additionally, there are five spacious accommodations that can accommodate ten guests, as well as a massive infinity pool in the stern. The two smaller outrigger hulls contain the crew accommodations and necessary equipment. According to the crew, this configuration provides the yacht with a high level of stability while reducing vibration and noise.
Side floats that create a private dock at the stern for stowing a pursuit vessel add to the intrigue. Consider it an improvised floating harbor for all of 007’s high-powered watercraft.
Conceptually, the design team is not afraid to press the envelope. Hombergen and Lucian penned a proposal for a skyscraper in New York City dubbed the Vertical Yacht a year ago. The 1,500-square-foot luxury apartment complex wasn’t exactly prepared for Bond Girl-style adventures, however.
“Whether you are a hero or a villain, this superyacht is ideal for your next mission,” the designers said.
The ball is in your court, Mr. Bond.