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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 26 MIN

Nicolo Pasini | Pasini Yachts | Founder Podcast

from Ben Taylor Podcast · host Ben Taylor

Nicolo Pasini, founder of Pasini Yachts, joins the Founder Podcast Series to discuss how automotive engineering, integrated technology, and customer-led design could reshape yacht ownership. Drawing on experience at Automobili Lamborghini, BMW Group, and Automobili Pininfarina, Nicolo explains why Pasini Yachts is building electric Smart Yachts around a proprietary integrated platform designed to simplify maintenance, improve reliability, and give owners more time on the water. The conversation explores product-market validation, stealth-mode entrepreneurship, the difference between building a boat and building a platform, and why the future of yachting may depend on making technology feel invisible. Pasini Yachts describes its mission as democratising luxury yachting through electric Smart Yachts. This Founder Podcast Series is produced in collaboration with Yachting Ventures and Marine Industry News.Thank you to Boatsters Black for hosting us onboard the beautiful M/Y ON TIME for this series.Key Points:Pasini Yachts targets yacht ownership complexity.Automotive platforms could transform marine reliability.Invisible technology may unlock broader boating adoption. 

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