A luxurious superyacht constructed entirely of mirror glass that can reflect its surroundings has just been proposed by renowned designer Jozeph Forakis. The 88-meter-long superyacht Pegasus is described as “invisible in both design and environmental impact” as well.

It is known that the Pegasus yacht will have solar panels installed on and around its superstructure, which will let the ship run on solar power in addition to its engine. hybrid powered by hydrogen. In order to extract hydrogen from saltwater via electrolysis, the solar panels’ energy will also be needed to power equipment.

The generated electricity is then used to operate the azimuth thruster/azimuth propulsion system, a form of propulsion device that makes use of the propeller, by storing it in a lithium-ion battery. without a rudder since it was enclosed in a gourd that could rotate freely in the horizontal plane.

The superyacht will be the first vessel in the world to be constructed utilizing a robotic 3D printer to mesh the entire vessel. Designer Joseph Foakis claims that this will provide an incredibly robust yet lightweight construction that can be closed with less effort, resources, waste, time, and space than current procedures. standard shipbuilding.

The simplistic style of the boat is inspired by natural life. The ship’s interior is lined with vibrant flora, while its outside provides unhindered views of the sea in all directions. The inside of the yacht has four floors connected by an ornate spiral staircase and a large foyer. The Pegasus also boasts a multi-level hydroponic garden nicknamed the “Tree of Life” that extends vertically across all four decks and purifies the air while providing fresh food like veggies.

A master suite with a sizable private patio that is only accessible by the yacht’s owner is located on the top deck of Pegasus. Finally, the swimming area in front of the ship is fashioned after an aquarium, having clear sides to the tank. The pool cover serves as a helipad when it is shut.

Although the cost of this superyacht has not yet been disclosed, it will undoubtedly be targeted at the very wealthy. The Pegasus could start manufacturing by 2030 and is now being prepared for presentation to potential shipyards.