1. Superb design. Yachts, such as fashion and crafts, especially luxury yachts, are a symbol of consumer identity and status, thus requiring high design requirements. Many yacht manufacturers hire world-renowned yacht designers to design or purchase designs from world-renowned designers to enhance their visibility and competitiveness. Italy has world-class yacht designers who are committed to luxury in style and form. One of the reasons for the rapid development of Taiwan's yacht industry is the generous hiring of world-renowned designers to design it.

2. The selection of materials, equipment, and accessories is meticulous. Yachts are consumed at sea and on water, and they require not only aesthetics and comfort, but also strong safety performance. Therefore, there are special requirements for materials for the hull, boat equipment, and accessories for interior decoration. If the hull material needs to have sufficient stiffness and strength, and is not easily deformed or damaged, the equipment requires the use of yacht specific equipment. The interior materials and hardware are much more advanced than those commonly used on ships. The wood is mostly made of teak wood, and the hardware outfitting parts use a large amount of stainless steel products, gold-plated products, silver products, and various shockproof and seawater resistant glass.

3. Fine production and decoration. Yachts not only require a beautiful exterior design and high-end internal equipment components, but also pay great attention to internal decoration. Many decoration work is carried out on-site, mainly by hand, which is difficult and time-consuming. The quality of the decoration workers in most foreign yacht manufacturers is quite high, with the majority being between 40 and 50 years old, many of whom are hereditary. A foreign businessman, in order to explain the high requirements for yacht decoration to Chinese yacht decoration workers, took them to a five-star hotel for a visit and told them to treat everything on the boat as a handicraft.

It is precisely due to the high quality of materials, equipment, accessories, and other characteristics of yachts, such as high manual labor, strong craftsmanship, and high complexity, that their cost is expensive and they become high value-added and high profit products.