The brand is produced by SACS Tecnorib in Roncello, near Milan, Italy. The company’s materials also describe it as Lombard-based.
What kinds of boats does Pirelli build?
Pirelli-branded boats include RIBs, walkaround speedboats and yacht tenders. The range includes models for dayboating and support use.
What is Pirelli boats known for?
The brand is known for high-performance rigid inflatable boats with sporty styling. It is especially associated with fast dayboats and tenders.
Pirelli Speedboats is a licensed boat brand produced by SACS Tecnorib in Italy. The programme began in 2005 through a licensing agreement with Pirelli & C. to use the Pirelli and P ZERO names on rigid inflatable boats and walkaround boats. The brand is associated with high-performance dayboats, tenders, and larger sport models.
Origins and company
Pirelli Speedboats was launched in 2005 when Tecnorib signed a licensing agreement with Pirelli & C. to apply the Pirelli and P ZERO names to watercraft. The first boat in the line, the Pirelli 770, debuted at the Pirelli Regattas in Santa Margherita Ligure in 2006. The marine brand is now produced by SACS Tecnorib, a Lombard builder based in Roncello, near Milan. The company’s official materials describe the brand as combining Italian craftsmanship with experience on vessels up to 19 meters.
Range and boat types
The Pirelli range is built around rigid inflatable boats and walkaround speedboats, with models used as dayboats and yacht tenders. The line has expanded from early models such as the 770 to larger boats including the Pirelli 30, 35, 42, 50, 1400 and 1900. Sources also list tender-oriented families such as Tenders Diesel, Tenders J and Tenders X, showing that the brand covers both leisure and support-boats. The boats are known for performance-focused hulls, modern styling and high-speed handling.
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