£250m design for King Charles’ scrapped superyacht unveiled
London-based firm reveals their proposal for now-scrapped project
The £250m design for King Charles’ superyacht that was scrapped last year has been unveiled.
Plans for the 125-metre Royal Yacht Britannia were previously confidential but have now been published by London-based firm Vitruvius Yachts.
The superyacht was initially set to sail by 2025, but in October last year it was reported chancellor Jeremy Hunt was planning on scrapping the plans as part of a package of spending cuts.
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