Italian builder Benetti has offered a first look inside Dagger, the first hybrid B.Now 67M, following its appearance at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show.

The 67-metre yacht was the third unit from the B.Now 67M series (following sisterships Iryna and Lady Estey) and the sister yacht to the first hybrid B.Now 67M Symmetry, both of which were first launched in February.

Long-standing collaborator and British studio RWD designed her exterior, while Reymond Langton Design and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design designed her interior. Across the yacht, light woods, natural stones, tactile wall finishes and soft upholstery contrast with dark architectural lines across furniture, doors, floors and ceilings.

Life on board centres around the Italian yard’s signature Oasis Deck®, with opening side wings that expand the beam to 14 metres and provide extra space for guests enjoying the deck’s integrated infinity pool.

The main deck lounge features an asymmetrical layout often found on larger vessels, creating a more informal, residential atmosphere. A unique feature is the distinct lack of a formal dining area. Instead, the designers have opted for two smaller tables for more intimate dining. On request, these tables can be combined to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Lighting has been integrated into the architecture. Concealed, indirect sources emphasise volumes, textures and floating elements, while natural daylight bathes the area in subtle warmth as the day progresses. 

Curved, generously upholstered furniture softens the interior space, while carefully selected artworks add a pop of colour to the broader neutral palette. A central staircase and glass elevator create a sculptural focal point that visually connects the decks.

Adaptability is a key feature in the main deck private guest spaces, which comprise six cabins in both double-bed and twin configurations. Two forward guest cabins combine to create one commodious VIP suite.

On the upper deck, navigation is centralised on the bridge, housing the wheelhouse, office and captain’s cabin. This space also includes accommodations for the owner, including a master suite, private office, double bathrooms and an impressive forward private terrace. Aft, a terrace opens alongside an owner’s lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows.

Meanwhile, the beach club accommodates a wellness area. Guests can also access the tender and toy garage from this level, along with dedicated quarters for a 16-strong crew.

On the technical side, the yacht’s main engines, generators and battery packs operate in variable combinations, allowing the optimal configuration for every scenario. She offers three different operating profiles: enhanced comfort mode (seven knots), extended range mode (12 knots) and eco transfer mode (10 knots).

A key engineering choice is the adoption of a 360 kWh Sodium-Metal Chloride (salt) battery pack with peak-shaving capability of up to 150 kW. The battery is non-flammable and immune to degradation, allowing installation in existing technical spaces without a dedicated battery room.

According to exclusive BOATPro data, Benetti has 39 yachts on its order book, two of which are scheduled for delivery this year (Benetti Oasis 34M and Benetti Oasis 40M).

This has been a significant year for the yard. Amid the many launches, deliveries and sales, its parent company, Azimut|Benetti, announced in June a new €100 million investment programme in Tuscany to expand production capacity, enhance safety, and further the yard’s engineering and technological capabilities.