Cannes, France — 8 September 2026 · world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
A 17.81-metre (58 ft 5 in) Targa drawn to blur the line between inside and out, on twin Volvo Penta D13 shaft drives.
A new vision of Targa
The Targa 58 GTO is introduced as a new vision of Targa. It is drawn to blur the boundaries between inside and out, and to offer a connection to the sea at a level until now reserved for much larger yachts. The in-house Fairline design team conceptualised and engineered it with J&J Naval Architecture.
Go where the day takes you
Fairline puts it plainly: follow the coastline for as long as you like, drop anchor wherever the mood suggests. Targa yachts, it says, are built for owners who prefer making decisions out on the water rather than in the marina. The flexible layouts reward that instinct, with social spaces that adapt to the group and a deck that works for entertaining as easily as for swimming.
Two engine pairings, both on shafts
Twin Volvo Penta D13-900 diesels on shaft drive, 1,800hp, give an estimated 30.5 knots. Twin D13-1000s on shaft drive, 2,000hp, give 32.5 knots. She carries 2,774 litres of fuel. Type approval is CE Category B. Capacity is sixteen people.
