Greenline is based in Slovenia. Its boats are built in the European Union, and current company materials point to Begunje as the shipyard location.
What types of boats does Greenline build?
Greenline builds motor yachts and cruisers, including sedan and flybridge models. The range includes hybrid and electric versions on selected boats.
What is Greenline best known for?
Greenline is best known for production yachts with hybrid and electric propulsion. It is also associated with efficient hull design and owner-friendly cruising layouts.
Greenline is a Slovenian boat builder known for production motor yachts and cruisers with hybrid and electric propulsion options. The brand is based in Slovenia and builds its yachts in the European Union. Its line includes sedan, flybridge, and open models designed for owner-operated cruising.
History and shipyard
Greenline launched its first hybrid yacht in 2008 and quickly became associated with alternative propulsion in production boating. The brand is based in Slovenia and builds in the European Union, using regional materials and composite boatbuilding skills developed over decades. Greenline says its boats are produced at SVP Yachts in Begunje, Slovenia. The company’s early success came from combining efficient hulls, solar support, and hybrid drive systems in serial production yachts.
Model range and design
Greenline’s range includes compact cruising models and larger flybridge yachts, with both hybrid and pure electric versions available on selected boats. The builder is known for owner-operated motor yachts rather than sailing yachts, and for offering propulsion choices that suit extended coastal cruising or shorter inland use. Its boats are typically positioned around efficiency, comfort, and practical layouts, with customization available for interiors and systems. Models identified in current market listings include the Greenline 33, 39, 40, 45 Fly, and 58 Fly.
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