Bugatti is well-known for its million-dollar supercars, but the French car manufacturer is upping the ante on its pricey rides with a new series starting at $2 million. The ultra-luxury marque’s latest project, of course, isn’t another breathtaking hypercar but a range of elegant, carbon-fibre sport yachts made in conjunction with Palmer Johnson, the world’s largest motor yacht builder.

Under licence granted by Bugatti, the world renowned yacht brand has designed a handful of water vessels bearing distinctive Bugatti design elements and advanced materials.

Ranging from 42 feet to 88 feet in size, with speeds reaching about 38 knots (about 70 km/h), the yachts are “masterpieces of craftsmanship” featuring the use of carbon fiber, titanium and precious wood, along with two-tone color schemes and customizable options. Each yacht in the series — which consists of the 42-foot Niniette, 63-foot PJ63 Niniette and the 88-foot PJ88 Niniette — will take roughly a year to build, though I hardly think prospective owners will mind given a chance to own one of these ultra-luxurious, ultra-exclusive Bugattis for the open seas.