The 2027 Sea-Doo line-up in Australia has received a mix of price reductions and price increases for the new model-year.
Some savings amount to more than $2000 compared to last year’s RRPs, while some models increase by more than $3000 compared to 2026 pricing.
In comparison, Sea-Doo prices in the US have risen across the board – ranging from $100 to $3600 depending on the model.

Australia was in line to receive increases across the entire Sea-Doo range, according to a preliminary price list published in August 2026 during the global reveal of 2027 models.
However, Sea-Doo Australia has since slashed the prices of nine of its 10 most affordable models – which you can read about here.
The RRPs in the tables below are the most up to date 2027 prices and show how they compare to 2026 prices.

It’s worth noting the price changes on the Sea-Doo Spark range coincide with an all-new engine, more horsepower, and a new hull design – which you can read about here.
Price changes on the RXP-X, RXT-X and GTX Limited performance models coincide with the arrival of the 350hp version of Sea-Doo’s supercharged 1630cc three-cylinder Rotax engine (up from 325hp previously) – which you can read about here.
And Sea-Doo Australia is no longer charging different prices for different colours in the RXT-X range, while the RXP-X is only available in one colour for 2027 rather than two previously.

There are now nine models in the 2027 Sea-Doo line-up with the 10.25-inch touchscreen that debuted on the 2025 Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 luxury flagship (up from seven models last year):
- Sea-Doo GTX Limited 350 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo GTX 230 (10.25 display) NEW FOR 2027
- Sea-Doo GTX 170 (10.25 display) NEW FOR 2027
- Sea-Doo RXT-X 350 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo RXP-X 350 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo GTR-X 300 (10.25 display) NEW FOR 2027
- Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy 170 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 230 (10.25 display)
- Sea-Doo WakePro 230 (10.25 display)

Interestingly, the 2027 Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 and 230 models have increased in price even though Sea-Doo deleted the expensive Garmin touchscreen navigation unit from 2026 onwards (pictured above).
The flagship Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy 170 (pictured below) remains the best-equipped ski in its class, with a 10.25-in infotainment touchscreen, 9-inch Garmin touchscreen navigation unit and fish finder, dual battery set-up, pop-up swivel seat, cooler box, claw anchor, scuff guards on the edges of the top deck, and twin audio speakers.

In a move welcomed by Jet Ski buyers – and the dealer network – Sea-Doo has wisely continued to keep its colour changes to a minimum for 2027.
Some colour schemes are in their sixth or seventh year in a row without changing.
Maintaining colour schemes from year-to-year makes it easier for buyers to pick up a bargain as dealers clear older – but visually identical – showroom stock.
Even though the colour might be from a previous model year, the warranty doesn’t commence until the watercraft leaves the showroom.

2027 Sea-Doo colour and trim changes for Australia:
- Sea-Doo RXP-X 350: Solar Orange (new)
- Sea-Doo RXT-X 350: Solar Orange (new)
- Sea-Doo RXT-X 350: Gulfstream Blue carries over for second year in a row (since 2026)
- Sea-Doo GTX Limited 350: Teal colour scheme switches to Mineral Blue (new)
- Sea-Doo GTX Limited 350: White colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo GTX 170: Blue Abyss colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo Wake Pro 230: Gold-and-blue colour scheme switches to Teal Blue and Manta Green (new)
- Sea-Doo Fish Pro Sport: White and blue colour scheme carries over for seventh year in a row (since 2021)
- Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy: ‘Shark grey’ and orange colour scheme carries over for sixth year in a row (since 2022)
- Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170: Dark grey and yellow colour scheme carries over for the fifth year in a row (since 2023)
- Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 230: Dark grey and yellow colour scheme carries over for the fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo GTR 230: Black-and-blue colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo GTR-X 300: Black-and-red colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo GTI 130: White-and-mint colour scheme carries over for sixth year in a row (since 2022)
- Sea-Doo GTI SE 170: Teal Blue and Manta Green colour scheme carries over for third year in a row (since 2025)
- Sea-Doo Spark two-seat: Orange and red colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo Spark three-seat: Orange and red colour scheme carries over for fourth year in a row (since 2024)
- Sea-Doo Spark Trixx one-seat: Gulfstream Blue and Orange Crush carries over for second year in a row (since 2026)
- Sea-Doo Spark Trixx three-seat: Gulfstream Blue and Orange Crush carries over for second year in a row (since 2026)
- Sea-Doo Spark Trixx one-seat, sound system: Blue Mist and Coral Blast (new)
- Sea-Doo Spark Trixx three-seat, sound system: Blue Mist and Coral Blast (new)
- Sea-Doo Spark X Convenience: Blue Mist and Deep Black (new)

2027 Sea-Doo pricing in Australia:
| Model | 2025 RRP (ski only) | 2026 RRP (ski only) | 2027 RRP (ski only) | Latest price change |
| Sea-Doo Spark 2 seat (60hp) | $11,899 | $9999 | $9999 | No change |
| Sea-Doo Spark 3 seat (90hp) | $15,199 | $12,999 | Down $2200 | |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 1 seat | $13,699 | $13,699 | $13,899 | Up $200 |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 3 seat | $14,699 | $14,899 | Up $200 | |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 1 seat, SS | $15,269 | $14,999 | Down $270 | |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 3 seat, SS | $14,699 | $16,269 | $15,999 | Down $270 |
| Sea-Doo Spark X Convenience | $16,499 | |||
| Sea-Doo GTI 130 (1630cc) | $18,099 | $18,099 | $16,999 | Down $1100 |
| Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 (1630cc) | $19,799 | $18,699 | Down $1100 | |
| Sea-Doo GTI SE 170, SS (1630cc) | $21,399 | $20,399 | $21,699 | Up $1300 |
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro Sport 170, SS (1630cc) | $26,899 | $26,999 | $27,399 | Up $400 |
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro 170 Trophy, SS (1630cc) | $30,599 | $32,699 | $33,099 | Up $400 |
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro Apex 300 (SC 1630cc) | $35,999 | |||
| Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170, SS (1630cc) | $28,999 | $29,399 | $29,799 | Up $400 |
| Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 230, SS (SC 1630cc) | $29,864 | $30,899 | $31,299 | Up $400 |
| Sea-Doo Wake Pro 230, SS (SC 1630cc) | $29,499 | $30,599 | $29,999 | Down $600 |
| Sea-Doo GTX 170, SS (1630cc) | $25,099 | $25,199 | $26,499 | Up $1300 |
| Sea-Doo GTX 230, SS (SC 1630cc) | $27,299 | $27,399 | $28,699 | Up $1300 |
| Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 (Teal) (SC 1630cc) | $35,299 | $35,399 | ||
| Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 (White) (SC 1630cc) | $35,699 | $35,799 | ||
| Sea-Doo GTX Limited 350 (SC 1630cc) | $37,399 | Up $1600 | ||
| Sea-Doo GTR 230 (SC 1630cc) | $22,599 | $22,699 | $22,999 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo GTR 230, SS (SC 1630cc) | $23,599 | $23,699 | $23,999 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo GTR-X 300, SS (SC 1630cc) | $26,999 | $27,099 | $30,199 | Up $3100 |
| Sea-Doo RXT-X RS 325, SS (Ice) (SC 1630cc) | $33,799 | $34,899 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXT-X RS 325, SS (Gold) (SC 1630cc) | $34,199 | |||
| Sea-Doo RXT-X RS 325, SS (GS Blue) (SC 1630cc) | $35,299 | |||
| Sea-Doo RXT-X RS 350, SS (SC 1630cc) | $37,299 | Up $2000 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X RS 325, SS (Ice) (SC 1630cc) | $32,799 | $33,899 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X RS 325, SS (Gold) (SC 1630cc) | $33,199 | |||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X RS 325, SS (GS Blue) (SC 1630cc) | $34,299 | |||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X RS 350, SS (SC 1630cc) | $36,299 | Up $2000 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X RS 350 Senna (SC 1630cc) | $41,999 |

2027 Sea-Doo pricing in the US:
| Model | 2025 RRP (ski only) | 2026 RRP (ski only) | 2027 RRP (ski only) | Latest price change |
| Sea-Doo Spark 2 seat (60hp) | $US6999 | $US6999 | $US7099 | Up $100 |
| Sea-Doo Spark 3 seat (90hp) | $US8599 | $US8599 | $US8699 | Up $100 |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 1 seat | $US9199 | $US9499 | $US10,749 | Up $1250 |
| Sea-Doo Spark Trixx 3 seat | $US9799 | $US10,099 | $US11,349 | Up $1250 |
| Sea-Doo GTI 130 (1630cc) | $US11,699 | $US12,099 | $US12,299 | Up $200 |
| Sea-Doo GTI SE 130 (1630cc) | $US12,499 | $US13,299 | $US13,499 | Up $200 |
| Sea-Doo GTI SE 170 (1630cc) | $US13,099 | $US13,899 | $US14,899 | Up $1000 |
| Sea-Doo Wake 170 (1630cc) | $US14,299 | $US14,849 | $US15,949 | Up $1100 |
| Sea-Doo Wake Pro 230 (SC 1630cc) | $US18,599 | $US19,849 | $US20,149 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo GTX 170 (1630cc) | $US15,399 | $US15,949 | $US18,149 | Up $2200 |
| Sea-Doo GTX 230 (SC 1630cc) | $US16,399 | $US16,949 | $US19,149 | Up $2200 |
| Sea-Doo GTX 300 (SC 1630cc) | $US18,099 | $US18,649 | $US20,849 | Up $2200 |
| Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 (SC 1630cc) | $US21,999 | $US22,549 | ||
| Sea-Doo GTX Limited 350 (SC 1630cc) | $US23,849 | Up $1300 | ||
| Sea-Doo GTR 230 (SC 1630cc) | $US14,299 | $US14,899 | $US15,999 | Up $1100 |
| Sea-Doo GTR-X 300 (SC 1630cc) | $US17,299 | $US17,899 | $US20,099 | Up $2200 |
| Sea-Doo RXP-X 325 (SC 1630cc) | $US19,499 | $US20,099 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X 350 (SC 1630cc) | $US23,699 | Up $3600 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXP-X 350 Senna Limited Edition (SC 1630cc) | $US27,799 | |||
| Sea-Doo RXT-X 325 (SC 1630cc) | $US20,599 | $US21,899 | ||
| Sea-Doo RXT-X 350 (SC 1630cc) | $US23,599 | Up $1700 | ||
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro Sport 170 (1630cc) | $US17,599 | $US18,149 | $US18,449 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy 170 (1630cc) | $US20,699 | $US22,649 | $US22,949 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo Fish Pro Apex 300 (SC 1630cc) Limited Edition | $US24,499 | |||
| Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 170 (1630cc) | $US19,399 | $US20,149 | $US20,449 | Up $300 |
| Sea-Doo Explorer Pro 230 (SC 1630cc) | $US20,399 | $US21,149 | $US21,449 | Up $300 |
Prices – excluding trailer and registration – were accurate when this article was published in September 2026 and are subject to change. US prices listed above are for each craft in its most basic guise, before options are added.
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