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Technical excellence

Engineered to perform

Naval architecture, propulsion, integrated controls, stabilizers, and silent onboard systems are developed as one complete machine.

Power & propulsion

Every system has a purpose.

Twin high-performance engines, polished shafts, optimized propellers, and long-range fuel systems deliver strength with composure.

Aurelius engineering cutaway

Propulsion innovation

Engines, shafts, and propellers tuned for range.

The drivetrain is designed for smooth acceleration, efficient cruising, reduced vibration, and dependable operation far from shore.

Aurelius propulsion engines and propellers
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Propulsion

Engine selection, shaft geometry, gearboxes, propeller pitch, exhaust routing, fuel filtration, and vibration isolation are developed around the yacht’s intended range and speed profile.

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Stabilization

Fins, ride control, hull form, ballast strategy, and control software reduce motion underway and at anchor so comfort does not depend on perfect conditions.

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Integrated bridge

Navigation, radar, cameras, alarms, engine data, hotel loads, lighting, and security are brought into a clean command environment that keeps decisions visible.

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Hotel systems

HVAC, watermakers, greywater, power distribution, battery buffering, AV, networking, and lighting scenes are planned as guest-experience systems, not back-room equipment.

Command center

The bridge is the nervous system.

Aurelius bridge layouts are designed for visibility, redundancy, and calm handovers. The goal is not more screens. It is clearer information when the crew needs it.

Aurelius bridge and systems displays
5,000 NMmax platform range

Long passages with fuel planning, reserve power, and serviceability in mind.

20+ KTStop speed

Performance without losing the quiet, composed ride expected onboard.

Built-In Backupscritical systems

Navigation, power, pumps, communications, and control paths are planned for resilience.

Quietby design

Machinery isolation, acoustic materials, and route planning reduce noise transfer.