With this model, the engine manufacturer founded in Milan in 1952 - but based in France since 1991 - is making a significant leap forward, with maximum output increasing from 764 to 1,213 kW. Enough to now target the largest multiyachts, as well as meet the requirements of numerous professional applications.
Developed around a MAN D3872LE engine, the Q30000 covers an output range from 800 to 1,213 kW. Two configurations are available: fixed speed, delivering 800 to 920 kW at 50 or 60 Hz, or variable speed, with the latter reaching the headline 1,213 kW at between 1,500 and 2,100 rpm.
The new genset can run on diesel, HVO or NATO F-76 fuel and comply with IMO II, IMO III and Stage V standards. For recreational applications, Nanni also offers an optional soundproof enclosure, an obviously important feature aboard very large vessels where electrical power must also go hand in hand with acoustic comfort.
With the Q30000, Nanni is above all seeking to support its customers on much larger projects without requiring them to change suppliers: builders that previously used its 764 kW generators can now move up to 1,213 kW while remaining within the same technical environment and support network.
The Q30000 is being presented at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show on Nanni stand D57.
