The AmerX40, the monohull that aims to revolutionise cruise navigation

In Caen, on the banks of the canal, a strange ship has just been launched. Curious? Quite simply, because his gender doesn't fit in any box. We interviewed its designer to understand the ins and outs of the project.

François-Xavier Ricardou Published on

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1 The AmerX40, the monohull that aims to revolutionise cruise navigation
The AmerX40, the monohull that aims to revolutionise cruise navigation
2 With its foils, the AmerX40 diverts visitors to the 2015 Pavilion
With its foils, the AmerX40 diverts visitors to the 2015 Pavilion
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