The Sanlorenzo SL90A sits inside Sanlorenzo's asymmetric SL series, a 90-foot Italian motor yacht built on a single asymmetric side-deck geometry that recovers roughly 10 square meters of interior volume relative to the class. Chameleon runs twin MAN V12 diesels for 4,000 hp total with a 25-knot cruise and 29-knot max. Two Kohler 32 kW generators handle house load, and CNC electric zero-speed fin stabilizers keep the platform quiet at anchor.
Layout is a full-beam on-deck master, VIP, and two guest cabins below, all ensuite, over two crew cabins aft with dedicated mess and laundry. Stern garage carries a Williams tender behind a hydraulic swim platform beach club, and a louvered sunroof opens the sundeck. Aftermarket fit includes Control 4 iPad AV, Starlink, Ubiquity AI cameras, custom water filtration, Garmin Diamond package, upgraded chillers, and a 65-inch Samsung mirror TV in the salon.
At $7,590,000 with 991 hours, Chameleon is a factory-warranty-through-April-2026 Americas Edition SL90A carrying US flag and duty paid. The recent $400,000 step-down from $7,990,000 reads to us as motivated seller signal on an otherwise well-specified asymmetric hull. Comparable in-class SL90As hold pricing on factory options, hour count, and Americas Edition status, and this unit sits inside that band. If an asymmetric current-generation Sanlorenzo fits your program, she earns the walkthrough.
