About
Country:
Germany
Website:
www.lurssen.com
Based in Germany, Lürssen is the leading shipyard for large luxury yacht building. The combination of constant innovation over the past 135 years, the high quality of the work, the dedicated work force, its discretion, and especially the close interaction with the client, are highly valued by its customers. Lü is a total facility shipbuilder, complete with sales, engineering, design, construction and logistical teams, plus a full training service.
Contact
Address:
Zum Alten Speicher 11Bremen
Bremen
28759
Contacts:
| Name: | Michael Breman |
| Tel: | +49 (0) 421 6604 0 |
| Email: | yachts@lurssen.com |
| Website: | www.lurssen.com |
Address:
Zum Alten Speicher 11Bremen
28759
Contacts:
| Name: | Alberto Perrone |
| Tel: | +49 171 288 0770 |
| Email: | service@lurssen.com |
| Website: | www.lurssen.com |
News summary
Lürssen eyes Nobiskrug takeover
Following financial decline attributed to poor management, salvation for the historic German shipyard is within touching distance…
Business
The Magnificent Seven in Monaco
The Editor-in-Chief’s top seven picks from this year’s Yacht Show…
Business
The sustainable superyacht show
A glimpse into the future of superyachting with more energy-efficient, greener and cleaner solutions on show than ever before…
Business
Leaders of the Revolution
Business leaders gather to create a roadmap for the implementation of a regenerative strategy for yachting…
Owner
KISMET joins the charter fleet
Having sold the previous 95-metre KISMET, Cecil-Wright has listed the owner's new 122-metre Lürssen ahead of the European charter season…
Fleet
Lürssen secures EU funding for hydrogen vessel
The shipyard’s Croatian engineering firm is aiming to develop a multi-million-euro sustainable, climate-neutral fuel system…
Operations
Ali Baba inadvertently revealed
Lürssen has prematurely unveiled project Ali Baba following an incident that occurred at its dock in Bremen-Aumund…
Operations
Lürssen launches Project Cali
The elusive new 82m yacht from the German shipyard has left the construction shed for the very first time…
Fleet
