Ranieri's Azzurra is appearing at Interboot 2026 as a trade-fair novelty in the show's current boat catalogue. The 6.50m centre-console model has a 2.20m beam and a published hull weight of 600kg.
The Interboot listing records a single petrol outboard with 110.3kW total output for the displayed boat. The model sits well inside Leisure Boat Guide's under-12m remit and is configured primarily for day trips, swimming and watersports.
Open deck space for day boating
The Azzurra combines a central helm position with seating and lounging areas around the open deck. That arrangement gives passengers more freedom to move between the bow and stern than on a compact cabin boat.
Dealer information for current 2026 examples also shows that equipment can include extended bathing platforms, cockpit tables and additional deck finishes. Those items should be treated as configuration choices rather than assumed standard equipment on every Azzurra.
Power options need model-specific checking
The show entry gives 110.3kW for the Interboot display, while current dealer listings show the model offered with different outboard packages. Buyers should therefore compare the actual engine, fuel system and performance data attached to the boat they are considering.
The 600kg published hull figure likewise excludes some of the weight that matters for towing and storage. Engine, fuel, batteries, options, safety gear and trailer mass all affect the complete ownership package.
A current Interboot presentation
Interboot's trade-fair novelty label confirms that the Azzurra is being highlighted as fresh show material for 2026. It should not automatically be read as proof that every version of the Azzurra platform was first created this week.
For Leisure Boat Guide readers, the useful comparison is with other six-to-seven-metre centre-console boats at the show. Deck layout, engine choice, towing weight and local dealer support are likely to matter more than the novelty badge alone.