Fiart
People are Fiart’s most valuable asset. We are passionate about our work and always ready to accept new challenges, because we know that great things happen to those who don’t stop believing, trying and learning. We are all part of the company’s success.
We never compromise on quality. All our products are made with resin infusion technology for strength, lightness and durability. We want our clients to focus on their emotions and enjoy their escapes to the fullest.
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FIART MARE: THE LEGACY OF PASSION
The sensation of the sea, it could be the most captivating way of perception. The sea can be gentle and mild but also deep and thrilling. It can open routes. It can open hearts and it has the power to shape the course of a story. Like most pioneers, Ruggiero Di Luggo’s vision started with a spark: turning his passion for the sea into a breathtaking lifestyle. That’s how Fiart was born. Since the very beginning, we have specialized in the manufacturing of motorboats that set themselves apart for the extraordinary detailing and the unrivalled space optimization. Today, we’ve been carrying on our founder’s visionary spirit onto the routes of the present, so that true sea lovers can be free to unleash their emotions. We want them to enjoy life to the fullest.
1960
THE CHALLENGE
Turning one’s vision into reality, it is almost always accompanied by bold changes. It takes courage to believe very strongly in something, stand up and fight for it…. but that’s where the magic is. That’s how Ruggiero di Luggo convinced Montecatini that he could turn a ‘piece of plastic’ into a revolutionary legend.
1962
CONCHITA
Today Conchita looks just like a cute little boat but, back in 1962, it was a stunning revolution: the first fiberglass boat in Europe. It aroused the great joy of all boating enthusiasts and the envy of the world’s shipyards.
1980
GENIUS
With Genius, Fiart shifted the dinette to allow the third cabin. It was the first motorboat to have a third cabin! Another extraordinary milestone in the nautical history.