The Azimut Verve 48 sits at the top of the Verve outboard line, a triple-engine Italian sport yacht built to run inside 30 knots or all the way to a factory top approaching 50. Infini ships with triple Mercury Verado 600 outboards for 1,800 hp total, Seakeeper 6 gyro stabilization, and a 4.4 kW bow thruster. Raymarine Platinum electronics with a FLIR M332 thermal camera handle the helm, and the Urals Grey hull paint carries onto matching engine cowls, hardtop, and gunwale.
The layout is two guest cabins over one head, sized for weekend cruising and Bahamas hops rather than long-term liveaboard. Convertible dinette sofa bed and hi-lo table let the salon flex between lounge and dinette; wood flooring runs through the dinette and galley. Cockpit finishes include Esthec decking across cockpit, swim platform, side decks, and bow, plus a cockpit barbecue, cockpit cooktop, wine cooler, and dual ice boxes. The bow carries a folding-backrest sun pad, removable carbon fiber table, and a sunshade sail on carbon poles.
At $1,190,000 with 760 hours, Infini reads to us as a well-optioned first-year unit that got proper use. The Advance Package with cushion covers, seat covers, watermaker predisposition, and full monitoring is on this hull, and the underwater lights, luxury lighting package, and TracVision satellite antenna are wired. Against 2023 to 2024 Verve 48 comps running mid-$1.1M to low-$1.3M, the ask sits inside the fair band. If a fast, painted-hull triple outboard sport yacht fits your program, she is worth walking.
