Quick Group expands its collaboration with Invictus Yacht on the TT550 and ST550

The collaboration between Quick Group and Invictus Yacht enters a new phase with the integration of a growing number of systems onboard the Borgia-based shipyard's new flagships, the TT550 and ST550. The two 16,87-meter models, presented at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival, adopt a wide range of components and technologies developed by the Ravenna-based group, ranging from anchoring systems and lighting to stabilization and boilers.

This is an industrial relationship that, over time, has transcended the simple customer-supplier logic. Quick Group works closely with the shipyard's technical, production, and purchasing departments, intervening in the early stages of model development. This collaboration has also led to the creation of customized solutions and the development of dedicated systems.

"We began working with the shipyard even before the Invictus Yacht brand was born, in 2014," explains Alessandro Fiorentini, Quick Group's strategic account manager. "We collaborated with the team right from the start, building a relationship and tackling the initial challenges together. We began with key products like winches and battery chargers, and then gradually extended the collaboration to lighting systems, including underwater lighting, and boilers, extending the supply to other brands within the Group."

On the TT550 and ST550, the collaboration translates into a cross-section of Quick Group technologies. Both models are equipped with a tender recovery winch and a docking system developed by Sanguineti, the group's historic brand. Dedicated LED systems are also featured on the hardtops and interiors, while the ST550 also integrates the latest-generation gyroscopic stabilizer developed by the Ravenna-based company.

However, our work with Invictus Yacht focuses primarily on customization. The starting point is often the standard catalog, which is then adapted to the needs of each individual project through direct consultation between the two companies' technicians.

One of the most interesting aspects that emerged from the collaboration concerns the reduction in installation and maintenance times for on-board systems. In particular, Quick Group highlights the results achieved with LED lighting systems and new plug-in connectors, developed to simplify wiring and maintenance.

"Innovation in lighting and wiring," Fiorentini emphasizes, "thanks to the use of new technologies and the development of plug connectors that allow for faster installation and maintenance, has solved a concrete problem: what previously required eight hours of work by two people is now completed in one hour. The impact on production is enormous: time and costs are saved during the construction phase, and a tangible level of quality is achieved, which is evident even in the event of problems, however rare."

The owner's experience remains central to the two companies' shared strategy. This focus is not only on comfort, but also on reliability, ease of use, and after-sales support, aspects that directly impact the perception of the final product.

For Invictus Yacht, the value of the partnership is also measured by the ability to guarantee continuity of technical support and rapid response. This is an increasingly important factor in a market where shipowners' expectations continue to rise. "A shipyard's image," comments Domenico Vitaliano, Invictus Yacht's quality control manager, "grows over time through customer feedback on support and product quality. Thanks to the extensive distribution and service network guaranteed by this partnership, service is often prompt, allowing us to restore product functionality and strengthen customer confidence in their purchase."

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