MS A. Nepita

	A Nepita in Marseille
History
Name	2002–07: Superfast X; 2007–08: Jean Nicoli; 2008–12: SeaFrance Molière; 2012: Molière; 2012–14: Dieppe Seaways; 2014–2020: Stena Superfast X; 2020-present: A Nepita;
Owner	2002–07: Superfast Ferries; 2007–08: Veolia Transport; 2008–12: Sarl Poquelin Bail/SeaFrance; 2012–14: Scapino Shipping Ltd; 2014–present: Stena North Sea Ltd;
Operator	2002–07: Superfast Ferries; 2007: SNCM; 2007: COTUNAV; 2007: ANEK Lines; 2008–12: SeaFrance; Nov 2012 – Nov 2014: DFDS; Dec 2014 – March 2020: Stena Line; March 2020 - present: Corsica Linea;
Port of registry	2002–07: Piraeus, Greece; 2007–08: Ajaccio, France; 2008–12: Calais, France; 2012: Valletta, Malta; 2012–15: Le Havre, France; 2015–2020:Cardiff, UK; 2020: Limassol, Cyprus ; 2020-present: Ajaccio, France;
Route	Dover–Calais (Until November 2014); Holyhead–Dublin (From March 2015); Marseille-Ajaccio (From Summer 2021); Marseille-Propriano (From February 2023);
Builder	Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Kiel, Germany
Yard number	360
Launched	25 August 2001
Christened	26 February 2002 by Patricia Lederer
Acquired	26 February 2002
In service	27 February 2002
Identification	IMO number: 9211511; Call sign: FNKG; MMSI number: 226269000;
General characteristics (as Superfast X)
Class & type	Superfast VII class fast ropax ferry
Tonnage	30,285 GT; 5,295 DWT;
Length	203.30 m (667 ft)
Beam	25.00 m (82 ft)
Draught	6.50 m (21 ft 4 in)
Ice class	1 A Super
Installed power	4 × Wärtsilä-Sulzer NSD ZA V40S diesels; combined 46,000 kW;
Propulsion	2 propellers
Speed	30.4 kn (56.30 km/h; 34.98 mph)
Capacity	626 passengers (728 after 2004 refit); 653 cars; 1,891 lane meters;
General characteristics (as SeaFrance Molière)
Tonnage	30,285 GT
Decks	10
Speed	28.4 kn (52.60 km/h; 32.68 mph)
Capacity	1,200 passengers; 660 cars; 1,900 lane meters;
Notes	Otherwise the same as above

MS A Nepita is a fast ropax ferry operating for Corsica Linea owned by Stena RoRo. Before November 2014 she operated between Dover and Calais for DFDS Seaways France and between 2008 and 2012 for SeaFrance.

History
A Nepita in Marseille
Name	2002–07: Superfast X 2007–08: Jean Nicoli 2008–12: SeaFrance Molière 2012: Molière 2012–14: Dieppe Seaways 2014–2020: Stena Superfast X 2020-present: A Nepita
Owner	2002–07: Superfast Ferries 2007–08: Veolia Transport 2008–12: Sarl Poquelin Bail/SeaFrance 2012–14: Scapino Shipping Ltd 2014–present: Stena North Sea Ltd
Operator	2002–07: Superfast Ferries 2007: SNCM 2007: COTUNAV 2007: ANEK Lines 2008–12: SeaFrance Nov 2012 – Nov 2014: DFDS Dec 2014 – March 2020: Stena Line March 2020 - present: Corsica Linea
Port of registry	2002–07: Piraeus, Greece 2007–08: Ajaccio, France 2008–12: Calais, France 2012: Valletta, Malta 2012–15: Le Havre, France 2015–2020:Cardiff, UK 2020: Limassol, Cyprus 2020-present: Ajaccio, France
Route	Dover–Calais (Until November 2014) Holyhead–Dublin (From March 2015) Marseille-Ajaccio (From Summer 2021) Marseille-Propriano (From February 2023)
Builder	Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, Kiel, Germany
Yard number	360
Launched	25 August 2001
Christened	26 February 2002 by Patricia Lederer
Acquired	26 February 2002
In service	27 February 2002
Identification	IMO number: 9211511 Call sign: FNKG MMSI number: 226269000
General characteristics (as Superfast X)
Class & type	Superfast VII class fast ropax ferry
Tonnage	30,285 GT 5,295 DWT
Length	203.30 m (667 ft)
Beam	25.00 m (82 ft)
Draught	6.50 m (21 ft 4 in)
Ice class	1 A Super
Installed power	4 × Wärtsilä-Sulzer NSD ZA V40S diesels combined 46,000 kW
Propulsion	2 propellers
Speed	30.4 kn (56.30 km/h; 34.98 mph)
Capacity	626 passengers (728 after 2004 refit) 653 cars 1,891 lane meters
General characteristics (as SeaFrance Molière)
Tonnage	30,285 GT
Decks	10
Speed	28.4 kn (52.60 km/h; 32.68 mph)
Capacity	1,200 passengers 660 cars 1,900 lane meters
Notes	Otherwise the same as above