FIM 440 Regina Review 2026: Complete Guide

Automotive-Inspired Details and Sleek Stainless Accents If Maserati decided to design a yacht, it might look like this. The glazed surfaces of the 440 Regina are set at slightly irregular angles, softening her otherwise powerful stance. Slender stainless steel roof pillars give the hardtop a “floating” look, while polished chrome elements sparkle like fine jewellery in the midday sun.

Spacious Outdoor Living with a Mediterranean Soul The Aft Deck with Fold-Out Terraces Step aboard, and the fold-out terraces immediately catch your eye. In seconds, the aft beam expands like a balcony opening over Positano’s cliffs. It’s not just for show — these terraces genuinely transform the feeling onboard, making the water part of the living space. You can imagine yourself stretched out on the oversized sunbed, mimosa in hand, toes grazing the teak deck as soft waves lap below.

Bow Lounge and Sunbathing Haven Forward, a second sunbathing stage awaits. With plush cushions, a discreet removable table for tapas and Aperol spritzes, and a soft top that filters the harshest rays, it’s perfect for lazy afternoons at anchor or star-lit aperitivos before dinner.

Innovative Interior Layout Made in Italy Craftsmanship Step inside, and the mood changes — from breezy alfresco to an intimate Milanese loft vibe. Rounded lacquered bulkheads avoid the sharpness often seen on other boats. Leather-wrapped handrails and hardwood accents nod to Riva-esque tradition.

Premium Materials and Customisation Options FIM embraces the “tailor-made” ethos. You pick your colour palettes, fabrics, and wood grains until it’s uniquely yours. Want ivory leather, bronze anodised fixtures, and a walnut galley? Done. Prefer cool greys with brushed aluminium? Also done.

The Master Cabin: A Private Oasis Midship, the full-beam master suite positions its bed athwartships (sideways) for space efficiency. Ribbed leather panels, wide hull windows, and a cosy seating area make it feel like you’ve booked a boutique suite in Portofino. Convertible Bow Lounge for Guests By day, the forward lounge is a chilled place for breakfast. By night, it’s a fully functional guest cabin, thanks to its V-shaped sofas converting into a double berth.

The Galley and Onboard Amenities Function Meets Style The galley sits behind the helm, meaning cooking doesn’t isolate you from guests. Teak cabinetry hides a fridge, stove, dishwasher — all sized for real cruising, not just day hops.

Smart Storage Solutions Smart thinking continues here: under-seat compartments, overhead lockers, and deep drawers maximise stowage without making the interior feel cramped.

At the Helm: Navigation and Control Ergonomic Design for the Skipper The helm is wide enough for two to share comfortably, with joystick controls and intuitive throttle placement.

Visibility and Comfort While Cruising A single-pane windscreen without bulky mullions delivers panoramic sightlines, reducing fatigue and boosting safety.