The 300th Greenline launched – Greenline, the largest hybrid fleet in the world
The 300th Greenline launched – Greenline, the largest hybrid fleet in the world
Greenline with its launch of the 300th Greenline strengthens the position of the world’s market leader in the hybrid boating segment. Greenline is the largest hybrid fleet in the world. In only three years, since the launch of the brand in 2009, 300 proud owners from 40 countries are exploring the globe – be it at sea, on the lake or inland waterways. Greenline’s dealer network has been expanding all around the world.
Greenline 40 – Over 50 boats sold in the first year
Greenline 40 with its innovative features enables new level of well-being on a 40 footer. It was enthusiastically accepted and over 50 units were sold in its first year (2012).
GreenPad – iPad application for maximizing the Greenline experience
A great hit introduced to the public in 2012 was the GreenPad, an iPad application and hardware that have been specially developed for the Greenline range of yachts. Wirelessly collecting data from the GreenBox in the engine room, it graphically shows the status of your Greenline on an iPad. GreenPad enables voyage planning, boat status monitoring, navigation, communication and entertainment for the crew. In short, it maximizes the Greenline experience.
Greenline’s admirable pedigree:
§ World’s first serial produced hybrid yacht.
§ The largest hybrid fleet in the world.
§ Honored with 21 International Boat of the Year, Design and Environmental awards. Greenline is arguably the most awarded yacht in boating history.
Greenline has become a brand with respectable pedigree – visible in the fact that it is world’s first serial produced hybrid yacht, the largest hybrid fleet in the world and honored with 21 international awards. The secret behind its success lies in the Package of three innovations that makes Greenline THE Hybrid and a TRUE green boat. Innovations are the protected Superdisplacement hull, protected Hybrid propulsion system and new build technology.
The boats are based on low-drag Superdisplacement (protected) hulls which efficiently cover displacement and semi-displacement speed range. The hybrid technology used is a parallel hybrid (diesel/electric) propulsion system coupled to Lithium battery bank and a photovoltaic solar array on the cabin roof. The Greenline yachts are built using vinylester resin and multidirectional glass fibers to obtain a strong yet light structure. The boats are designed for a high level of wellbeing aboard and are enhanced by the comforts of constant availability of 230 (120) VAC.
