Nuvolari & Lenard’s PA122 project resembles “a real ship” rather than a traditional superyacht in that its stature and composition are different. The aft of the angular superstructure clearly gives a feeling of residence with a glass elevator that runs from the main deck up to landing pad for the helicopter on the owner’s deck. Depending on the deck level, the elevator can open to either the yacht’s interior or exterior. The Oceanco PA122 helicopter landing deck has an air-conditioned telescoping helicopter hangar and a certified helicopter landing area forward. The full ship’s bridge with an impressive 270 degree visibility is located on the front part of this deck. Glass is featured prominently, both for function and aesthetic reasons.  
The forward areas of the superyacht look purposeful, as if designed for extended cruising. While the PA 122 is designed to effortlessly handle long journeys, she will also be built to offer the ultimate in luxury. The aft of the superstructure is designed for her guests and owners to relax in style with a swimming pool and large open spaces on each of her decks. She will be able to comfortably accommodate 4 owners and 24 guests, as well as 43 crew members.

Oceanco’s PA122 superyacht will be powered by an environmentally responsible hybrid propulsion system, which will result in fewer emissions and ensure that fuel consumption is kept to a minimum. Consisting of four different MTU engines: a PTO, PTI, and two E-motors, the yacht will be able to speeds over 20 knots.