The Greenline 42, designed inside and out by Marco Casali, debuted at the 57^th edition of Boot Düsseldorf, where it exhibited in Hall 1 alongside the 45 Coupe by the Slovenian shipyard.

Vladimir Zinhenko, founder and CEO of Greenline, said: “Seeing the Greenline 42 make its world debut at Boot Düsseldorf is a truly proud moment for everyone at Greenline Yachts.

“This yacht represents the next evolution of our philosophy, pushing efficiency, performance and responsibility further than even before, while giving owners an unprecedented level of freedom to personalise their boat. The Greenline 42 is not just a new model; it’s a clear statement of where we are heading as a brand and what responsible, future-focused yachting should look like.”

Featuring naval architecture by MICAD, the Greenline 42 has an overall length of 44ft 3in and a beam of 14ft 1in, two 250hp Yanmar 4LV250 diesel engines and a top speed of 25 knots. The hybrid option includes two electric motors, up to 10 solar panels that can deliver over 4kW in total, and up to six 11kWh lithium batteries.

Greenline’s proprietary H-Drive 6G optimises battery charging and fuel consumption, allowing silent manoeuvring for up to seven knots or a range of about 20nm at five knots. At rest, the solar system can run all onboard appliances.

Interiors on board the Greenline 42.

Described by the yard as “its most customisable model ever”, the Greenline 42 offers two cockpit layouts: either with a fold-up aft platform and no furniture, or two gates either side of a fixed transom plus a longitudinal table with facing sofas. The yacht also includes a few foredeck sunpad and forward sofa.

Inside, new features include sliding windows by the galley and dashboard-style climate controls at the helm station, while options in the saloon include an extra sofa and a choice of fridges and freezers.

On the lower deck, layout options include the choice of a walk-in closet or vanity table in the owner’s suite forward, or using the space for a second bathroom, accessible from the twin guest cabin to port. Soft furnishings are available in either ‘honey teak’ or ‘modern oak’, using renewable materials and a natural colour palette.

Casali said: “The Greenline 42 was an exciting challenge for us. We need to follow the huge success of the other models, adding even more comfort on board and a more modern shape respecting our timeless lines.”

Greenline builds models from the 39 to the 58, which is available in Coupe and Fly versions, like the 45 and 48.

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