Grand Banks 62 brings high-speed efficiency to long-range cruising
Grand Banks Yachts introduces the Grand Banks 62, combining long-range efficiency, higher cruising speeds and refined accommodation in a new…
Greenline Yachts are expanding their fleet with the introduction of the new Greenline 45 Fly, which will be available with state-of-the-art H-Drive – hybrid technology where owners can choose between electric engines cruising at 6 knots and shaft diesel engines reaching speeds of 25 knots.
The yacht has a sporty character highlighted by the wings at the back of the flybridge. It features comfortable lounge and sunbathing areas, and a two-seater bench and helmsman’s position topped off with a fully equipped wet bar.
Greenline will also be launching a Coupé version of their Flybridge yacht, and
the 48 Coupé is equipped with 2.4kW of solar panels on the roof. ‘Having a continuous and almost unlimited amount of power on board to run all the on-board appliances in silence, without using any fossil fuels, is not only much friendlier to the environment but also significantly increases the quality of living on board,’ said Luca Meffle, head of sales and marketing at Greenline Yachts.
Both models are due to premiere at Boot Düsseldorf in January.
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