Greenline 48 Fly | Review | Motor Boat & Yachting 

Dan C he is my favorite boat reviewer as well!

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We recorded a fuel consumption of 4.73lpm at 14.8 knots, so that converts to a range of 254 miles

Also, at 7 knots, 750 miles; at 5 knots, 1650 miles. Source: boattest com

It depends what your intended use is. For very long voyages they have less impact, or short lazing tours they come into their own. Also a big advantage is if you overnight on them at anchor a lot you have all the electrics including a/c running from batteries not generators so it's silent at night.

Here you go, Rolf: 909 nm @ 6.8 knots 467 nm @ 9.8 knots 267 nm @ 12.8 knots 254 nm @ 14.8 knots 258 nm @ 18.2 knots 246 nm @ 21.7 knots 209 nm @ 24.8 knots 206 nm @ 25.8 knots

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They do offer one, it just wasn't fitted to our test boat

Price start from £653,454 (inc. VAT)

Can you overnight at anchor on a Sunseeker with the electrics on and the a/c blasting but the generator off? You can on this, from batteries. Also at slow speeds you can run a few miles on electric alone. That can make for some silent cruising of nice parts of islands, etc. If you spend most of your time going to nearby marinas (as many owners do) then you can run a LOT of that from electrics and that cuts down not just fuel used but also engine hour load... very useful when it comes to resale.

Cruising range depends on speed and conditions. But if long distance non-stop cruising is the desired use then Greenline will put in larger or more tanks for you (they're big into non-structural customisation).