The focus on this model is voyaging and entertaining in luxury, comfort, and bringing the daylight into the interior with generous views of the natural environment. Find out more from this indepth test of its performance and comfort.
The Greenline 48 Coupe has kilowatts to spare owing to its high capacity for solar, so much so that the Great Loop beckons. Read more to find out about its true capabilities.
Greenline 45 Fly offers a fresh perspective to yachting with a perfectly balanced interior layout featuring a full-beam midship owner cabin with the VIP guest cabin in the bow, both equally comfortable offering private bathrooms with separate showers. Watch the video to find out more about the new 45 Fly.
Greenline 45 Fly is unique in its sector, both in terms of its impressive variety of propulsion options and the choice between two extremely luxurious ensuite cabins with walk-in wardrobes or a three-cabin layout with two spacious bathrooms.
Slovenia’s Greenline Yachts has made another addition to its family of hybrid vessels, today announcing a new 45-footer (13.5-m) that can power through the water by drawing on different power sources.
The Greenline 45 Fly will be presented as a world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival, expanding the shipyard’s ecological range, but this yacht has already hit the motorboat market hard with 25 confirmed orders. Why is it so popular?
The Greenline 48 Fly is a diesel and solar-powered cruising vessel. She is ideal for a couple or family looking to cruise longer at a leisurely pace in near silence. Or, she can get up on plane for shorter runs.
Peer into the engine room of virtually any 45-foot yacht and you’ll see a pair of diesel inboards. This holds true for the Greenline 45 Fly, too, but along with those iron horses, look for the H-Drive hybrid diesel/electric propulsion system.
Jeff Strang from Tradeaboat reviews the Greenline 33 on Pittwater. Take a look inside and outside the boat and find out more about the diesel – electric hybrid engines on this fantastic model.
The way the Greenline 48 is configured screams ‘chill out’. She’s a supremely practical live-aboard cruiser. A surprisingly practical boat for New Zealand’s climate.
It seems like they never sleep at Greenline Yachts. Launching at Boot Düsseldorf 19th – 27th January 2019, they will present a Coupe version of their popular Flybridge yacht, Greenline 48.
A look at the new hybrid Greenline 45 Fly set to be launched at the Dusseldorf Boat Show in January 2019. There is a lot to love both onboard and in the engine room of this new cruiser.
The Greenline 40 Hybrid is the middle boat in the five-model series of boats from Greenline Yachts. The Greenline 40 Hybrid uses the company’s proprietary “hybrid hull design.”
Greenline Yachts is expanding its fleet with the new 45 Fly. It will be available with hybrid technology for cruising on electric power at 6 knots or with twin 370-horsepower traditional shaft diesels at 25 knots; and a new option which is a choice of Volvo Penta IPS500 or IPS600 power plants for top speeds above 30 knots.
The revitalised Slovenian yard is stepping up a gear with the launch of a new range of semi-custom OceanClass motor yachts. The Ocean Class 65 (now available as a 68 in 2020) is built to RCD Category A for offshore voyages, with plenty of comforts and conveniences to be found on board.
Greenline is shaping the future of responsible boating with the help of Propspeed. The luxury hybrid yacht maker is applying our industry-leading foul-release coating to all of its new vessels.
If you’re concerned about the environment and looking to the future this is certainly something worth investigating. Sarah Ell reviews the new Greenline 39 Diesel hybrid
Come aboard on the video review of the Greenline 39. The saloon offers more than ample creature comfort in a boat of this size.
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