Greenline Yachts used the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival to reveal its latest project, the Greenline 42, a new 42-foot model now under construction at the Slovenian shipyard and slated for delivery in early 2026. The yacht will bring more customization options, faster performance and refined design to a brand already known for its commitment to efficiency and sustainability.
The Greenline 42 is powered by twin 250-hp engines paired with a newly optimized hull from Micad, capable of reaching a 30-knot top speed. At the same time, the brand’s sixth-generation H-Drive system manages battery charging and fuel consumption, allowing for silent electric maneuvering in harbors. Ten solar panels on the hardtop provide a maximum output of 4.1 kilowatts—enough to power hotel loads and recharge the battery bank without running a generator.
On deck, the yacht offers more flexible living spaces, including a cockpit with two possible layouts, a drop-down transom, a lowering swim platform and removable furniture. A new foredeck lounge mirrors features seen on the flagship Greenline 58. Inside, designer Marco Casali has created three interior styles built around natural materials and a warm palette, with options ranging from a second guest bathroom to a walk-in closet.
CEO Vladimir Zinchenko said the new model represents a carefully considered step for the brand: “You can be sure that the new Greenline 42 has absorbed every inch of our know-how and will provide a reference in the market for decades to come. Timeless, long-lived design is a key part of our responsible yachting commitment.”
The first Greenline 42 will launch in early 2026.
