Neyk Luxury L-1

After its launch next year, the 63-foot Neyk Luxury L-1 could well become the grand master of personal submarines. Capable of diving to 1,000 feet, its teardrop shape provides excellent hydrodynamics. The cockpit is modeled after a private jet, offering sonar, forward-looking cameras, night vision, and even radar. The scale of the interior is also […]

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Neyk Luxury L-1

Photo: Courtesy Neyk Submarine

Neyk Luxury L-1

Photo: Courtesy Neyk Submarine

Neyk Luxury L-1

Photo: Courtesy Neyk Submarine

Neyk Luxury L-1

Photo: Courtesy Neyk Submarine

After its launch next year, the 63-foot Neyk Luxury L-1 could well become the grand master of personal submarines. Capable of diving to 1,000 feet, its teardrop shape provides excellent hydrodynamics. The cockpit is modeled after a private jet, offering sonar, forward-looking cameras, night vision, and even radar. The scale of the interior is also a major breakthrough. With more than six feet of headroom, the Neyk can accommodate 12 guests. It also promises to have the same levels of fit and finish as the finest business jets. The Neyk will be powered by two electric motors for a near-silent signature. The dome has two vertical thrusters so the sub can hover over reefs or wrecks. The transparent dome in the nose cone, providing a clear view of the ocean floor, is another innovative feature on a very exciting design.