Heesen Yachts has introduced YN 20955, known as Project Agnetha, as the latest addition to its 55-metre Steel series. The yacht features an exterior by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects and an interior by Luca Dini Design and Architecture.

Project Agnetha measures 55 metres with an internal volume of 760 GT. The superyacht’s exterior incorporates horizontal lines that help to emphasise its length, with broad expanses of tinted glass on the main and upper decks. The wheelhouse overhang features a distinctive ‘shark tooth’ motif, and the design removes the need for fashion plates, creating a pillar-free aft superstructure. This layout enhances the indoor-outdoor flow and provides unobstructed sea views from multiple vantage points, including the sky lounge. The main deck dining area does not include window mullions, increasing the yacht’s connection to its surroundings.

The yacht is constructed with Heesen’s Fast Displacement Hull Form and is powered by two MTU 8V4000 M63 (IMO Tier III) engines, achieving a top speed of 15.5 knots. Heesen says the hull is designed for efficiency and stability in a range of sea conditions.