If the Virtue V10 was the boat that established the brand's identity, a clear and confident statement of intent, then the forthcoming V14 is the boat that signals its ambition.
Anticipated to make its debut in late 2026, the V14 extends the core Virtue philosophy into a larger, more assertive, and even more capable platform. To helm this ambitious project, Virtue has enlisted the talents of legendary Dutch designer Guido de Groot, a name synonymous with some of the most iconic and high-performance European dayboats and superyachts of the last two decades. His involvement is a clear signal of the level of design integrity and performance expected from the new flagship.
Scaling up a successful design is one of the most challenging tasks in naval architecture. It is not simply a matter of making everything bigger. Scale introduces new and complex questions, about proportion, about weight distribution, about how to maintain a sense of intimacy and connection to the water on a grander platform.
From the initial design studies, it is clear that the V14 is not a departure from the V10's award-winning formula, but a thoughtful and intelligent expansion of it. The strong, confident design language is still there, as is the unwavering commitment to performance integrity and the innovative use of space. The V14 will retain the brand's signature fold-down balconies and the social, open-plan layout, but will reinterpret them on a larger scale, offering even more comfort, capability, and presence.