The Greenline 50 represents a decisive step forward in the philosophy of the Slovenian shipyard, introducing a more mature, spacious and technologically advanced interpretation of the sustainable cruiser concept. It is not simply the successor to the 48, but a project that inherits its strengths and pushes them further, expanding onboard spaces, improving liveability and integrating the hybrid propulsion system even more naturally—now a defining element of the brand’s identity.
Design: an evolution consistent with Greenline’s DNA
From the very first glance, the design reveals an evolution that remains faithful to the Greenline DNA. The lines are still clean, balanced and timeless, but the increased length and new volume distribution give the yacht a more streamlined silhouette and a stronger presence on the water. The large glazed surfaces—one of the shipyard’s trademarks—are not just an aesthetic choice: they shape the onboard experience, bringing natural light into every area and creating a constant dialogue between interior and exterior.
The main deck, entirely on a single level, eliminates any separation between cockpit and saloon, turning the whole area into a large open space that enhances the perception of volume and makes life on board smoother and more relaxed.
The interiors
The interiors are designed to offer a higher level of comfort and customisation compared to previous models. The standard layout includes three cabins, all featuring generous volumes and natural light that highlights materials and finishes. The option to choose between double or twin cabins, as well as the availability of three bathrooms, allows the yacht to be tailored to the owner’s needs—whether for family cruising or longer voyages with guests.
Thanks to the surrounding glazing, the saloon becomes a bright, panoramic living space, while the strategically positioned galley maintains direct contact with both the cockpit and the interior social area.
One of the most significant upgrades concerns the stern, completely redesigned to offer unprecedented flexibility. The owner can opt for a large storage compartment ideal for tenders and water toys, with easy access from the bathing platform thanks to the lifting cockpit seat. Alternatively, a crew cabin with increased headroom and dedicated access is available, making the Greenline 50 suitable for more structured or professional use without compromising the aesthetics or functionality of the aft area.
Flybridge and 6G Hybrid Propulsion
The first unit of the model is launched in the Flybridge version, highlighting the shipyard’s intention to maximise outdoor spaces. The upper deck becomes a true panoramic lounge, featuring a fully equipped second helm station and a convivial area designed to be enjoyed at any time of day. Sunpads, a dining table, a refrigerator and a wet bar turn the flybridge into an independent living space, ideal both under way and at anchor.
The technological heart of the Greenline 50 is the sixth‑generation hybrid propulsion system, the 6G Hybrid, which combines efficient diesel engines, electric motors and a new‑generation battery pack also powered by integrated solar panels. This setup allows for electric navigation during manoeuvres or in bays, silent operation of onboard services, and the full thrust of diesel power when speed and autonomy are required.
The onboard experience changes dramatically: less noise, fewer vibrations, reduced fuel consumption and intelligent energy management that makes cruising more sustainable and comfortable. For those who prefer a traditional setup, a conventional diesel configuration is also available, designed to ensure efficiency and reliability.
