Thank you for pointing that out! We apologize for any confusion. We've already corrected the calculation in the description to ensure accuracy. Please check it out for the most up-to-date information. ☺

@@GreenlineYachts wow if i go 24 knots for 1 hour the 40 will burn 264 gallons of fuel ? I think i will buy myself a ocean liner instead.

@@decencywarrior9598 It is 26,4 gal. Corrected calculations are in the description and in the pinned comment. 🙂

@@GreenlineYachts too late -I decided to buy the 45 fly with canvass roof -so I can do the great loop .

Happy to hear that! If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to reach out. 🙂

Hi there! Both 12V and 220V can be installed, we offer the latter due to battery and solar capabilities, also there is no big difference in consumption. We usually discourage the installation of gas stoves as per our highest safety standards. 🙂

@@GreenlineYachts Thanks for the response. Really appreciate it. Surprised to read that 12v and 220 consume similar. In the camper install it makes a big difference, we run airco off grid,with 220 not possible from the battery. Safety standards aside, happy to see that fire cooking is still possible. ;-)

Thank you very much, glad you liked it! ❤

Hi there, thank you for your feedback. Will keep it in mind for next videos. 😃

We had a 33 feet, but decided to focus on our 39 and 40 models based on the size and comfort they offer. Trailerable is not possible because of the size. Thank you for the comments. :)

Thank you! We love it too. 💚 Never say never ... 👀

Thank you for your suggestion, we will try our best! 🛥

Hi there! If you are referring to the standing height, the Greenline 40 has a standing height of 195 cm. If you need any additional information, please let us know. ☺

Something to think about ... 👀

With double toroidal propellers please😎

We try to give you the best content. ✨ Thank you!

Yes of course! Just locate the QR code for the app on your boat. If you can’t find it, please contact [email protected] ✨🛥️

You are absolutely right and thank you for pointing that out. We watch these videos so many times that we don´t see the most obvious anymore. See the corrections now in the description.

​@@GreenlineYachts thank you very much for clarification.

Well spotted and an honest and appropriate reply from Greenline.

Challenge accepted! We have several Greenlines with hybrid in Hong Kong and Singapore. Guess that would be a climate that bring you confidence? Will see when and how we can arrange a video shooting there with one of our client. Stay tuned 🙌

Avec plaisir 👍

Thank you 🙏

Fuel capacity on our Greenline 45 Coupe is 1450 l or 396 gal, range depends on the speed but at 10 knots you can do around 540 Nm

Between Bahamas and Fort Lauderdale there are approx. 200 Nm, which our Greenline 58 Fly can easily cover!

We agree, our fully electric concept is to charge on shore and go out for day boating. This propulsion system is not designed to travel long distances, but to be used in a lagoon close to the docking area to go out with the family for a good time - not to traverse long distances and staying in lagoons without shore power😅 Hybrid however, is for the every traveler! Its a great system and more people should know about it.

Hi! do you mean the bridge clearance? If so, on the Greenline 58 Fly Hard-top its 6.12 m . If you meant the draft, its 1m :)

@GreenlineYachts Yes, I meant the bridge distance. Thank you! Amongst the friends in my boating community, we call it the "air draft" and the water draft, we just call the "draft". So I thought that's what it was called everywhere. Btw, 1m is an amazingly shallow draft for a 53' vessel !😯 It's an absolute marvel of modern engineering, and a beauty too!

@@BradleyBellwether-oy2qi Thank you Bradley for the kind words! We think it is an amazing vessel to :)

Hello! Having a standard flybridge does mean less charge, as you are left with only 2 solar panels. This can be then rectified with the optional Hard Top, which facilitates more solar panels 🤩

@@GreenlineYachts : Thank you for your reply! 1) How much maximum solar panels and power can we have from Hard top fly, Soft top fly, Coupe? 2) Does having more solar panels= longer cruising time only on battery?

@@pohanahawaii The maximum amount of solar panels you have with your Greenline 45 Fly Hard top is 2 on the boat and an extra 3 (larger ones) on the hard top. This will not help you to cruise longer, as much as it will prolong your stay in a secluded bay without the need of a noisy and smelly generator.

@@GreenlineYachts : 1) What about the hybrid system to cruise without diesel? Doesn't that get recharged by rooftop solar panels? 2) Does Coupe and Hardtop Fly have the same number of solar panels?

​@@pohanahawaii 1- The solar panels help charge the propulsion batteries, but on their own, they can't fully power the boat's movement. In the hybrid model, you can cruise at a speed of 7 knots using electric power alone for about 4 hours. After that, you'll need to switch to diesel power. When running on diesel, the engines and electric motor work together to recharge the batteries for the electric drive. This design allows you to dock quietly and enjoy serene lagoons without noise. 🛥 The solar panels are there for all hotel use. All your appliances; the fridge, the washing machine, the oven, all the lights and all the sockets will always work- you do not need a generator when you cruise in sunny places- which is what boating is all about 🤩 2- the coupe does have more solar panels, but the hard top provides more than enough to stay in a secluded bay for long periods of time

Hello! The bridge clearance 6.97m (22'10'') and 6.03m (19'9'') with and without radar mast respectively on the Greenline 58 Fly with the hard top! Unfortunately, it wont clear that bridge - but oh, what a meme it would make🤣

The 58 is currently only in EU, coming to USA soon ✨

The arch on the roof cannot be fitted but there are great solutions with foil wrapping these days that can change the visual design 🤩. For the walk-in, yes we can do that of course its also a great idea!

We do have a joystick option, however it only works on diesel at the moment. We are currently working on incorporating it to our electric mode. We do have cavas covers for the 40 and 45, if you would like to see them, we can send you a picture on your email, or you can contact us through our website: www.greenlinehybrid.com/en/contacts

thank you!

We are glad you do! :D

You have a dirty mind, Sir!

Hi! You'll have to contact your closest dealer for the price :) Here you can see our network: www.greenlinehybrid.com/en/dealers

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Sorry you didn’t like the music! If you recommend a nice track and we will like it, we’ll use it for the next video and we will give you credits 😉

Coming soon together with the Hybrid Video!! 🙏💚

@robertfrost1683 we will do a separate video for hybrid only! Stay tuned

We share your concerns. Our teak is sourced from certified farms, and we also offer Flexiteek, an eco-friendly alternative to traditional teak decking. Currently we still leave the customer the choice but we agree at one point we will probably phase out teak completely.