Fusion is the outlier profile in your set and tests whether the sport-yacht silhouette is a real fit or a distraction. 2021 Azimut S6, triple Volvo IPS 700 D8s at 550 hp per side, cruise 29 knots and top 34. This is the fastest boat in your shortlist and the only sport yacht in the list, everything else being flybridges. That's the type of profile question we should be settling early in the study rather than late. If the family use case leans on flybridge social space for 6-8 pax and kids, the S6 is the wrong shape. If the priority is speed and a lower profile for Bahamas fuel efficiency and open-water crossings, she is worth the walk-through as a sanity check.
Triple Volvo IPS 700 D8s, 15.42 foot beam, 5 foot draft, 686 gallons of fuel. Three cabins and two heads. Walk-around hardtop and glass foredeck lounge give her the sport-yacht aesthetic without giving up interior volume entirely, and the hydraulic swim platform geometry does carry the jet-ski loading story cleanly if that stays a priority.
Asking $1,399,000, no reduction yet, roughly five weeks on market. Cross-comp inside your set is It Ain't Easy (2020 Azimut 60 flybridge at $1,399,000, 898 hours, reduced from $1,550,000). Same asking price, same brand, entirely different mission. The trade is speed and profile against flybridge social space and the extra foot. For a first boat with four kids in the passenger count, my honest read is the flybridge wins the family use case, and Fusion is here as the profile check rather than the recommended pick. Walk her once, confirm the flybridge preference, and the shortlist gets easier to reason about.
