
Overview
The future of sustainable luxury yachting
Greenline 58 Fly is a 59-foot flybridge yacht offered with diesel, hybrid or full-electric propulsion and integrated solar energy management.
Year
2025
Boat Type
Cruiser
Propulsion
Hybrid
Location
Slovenia
About the 58 Fly
Best For
- Owners wanting a large flybridge with multiple propulsion choices
- Families planning extended coastal cruising
- Buyers prioritizing quiet hotel loads and low-speed electric operation
Performance in Context
Greenline's published hybrid specification pairs twin 25 kW electric motors with twin 715 hp diesels, quoting 6.5 knots and up to 25 nautical miles at 5 knots in electric mode. The electric-drive version uses twin 100 kW motors and up to 320 kWh, with a 12-knot maximum claim. Results depend on the actual build, load and conditions.
Battery and Charging
The hybrid package has been offered with up to 120 kWh, while the full-electric package has been listed with up to 320 kWh and a 45 or 75 kW range extender. Solar, shore power and onboard generation serve different roles. Request a current energy diagram showing usable propulsion capacity, service bank, charging rates and generator fuel use.
Availability and Pricing
Greenline 58 Fly remains a current model, but Greenline does not publish a universal retail price on its main product page. The former €1.8 million figure has been removed. Propulsion choice, cabin plan, flybridge equipment, electronics, taxes and commissioning can materially change a custom quote.
Research notes
Information last verified September 21, 2026.
Key Specs
Top Speed
Hybrid: up to 6.5 kn electric; full electric: up to 12 kn
Range / Ride Time
Published electric-mode claim up to 25 nmi
Power
Hybrid 2 x 25 kW or electric 2 x 100 kW
Capacity & Dimensions
Passengers
12
Length
18.2
Beam
5.12
Weight
Approximately 30,000 kg light displacement
Battery & Charging
Battery Capacity
Hybrid up to 120 kWh / electric up to 320 kWh
Charging
Not published
Best Comparison Metrics
When range or top speed depends on the hull or setup, these specs are usually the most consistent way to compare propulsion systems.
Feature Highlights
- Diesel, parallel-hybrid or electric propulsion choices
- Full-beam owner's cabin with two- or three-cabin layouts
- Large flybridge with second helm
- Integrated solar and lithium service system
- Optional propulsion batteries up to 320 kWh in electric version
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