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GX42 Makes the Case for Hybrid Power at 138 Feet

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The GX42 runs 138 feet from stem to stern and carries a hybrid propulsion system, built for owners who want range and economy without giving up size. Efficiency is the point here: a yacht this long designed to go farther on less. For owners cruising from Palm Beach to Naples, that matters as much as the size of the salon. The yard, naval architect, and price aren't yet on the record, and we'll report them when they are.

With reporting from Robb Report Marine.

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