Extended! Kawasaki Jet Ski discounts: Now $2000 off until 31 May 2024
Kawasaki Jet Ski has increased discounts to $2000 on all 2022 and 2023 models in Australia, effectively undoing the most recent round of price rises.
Kawasaki Jet Ski has increased discounts to $2000 on all 2022 and 2023 models in Australia, effectively undoing the most recent round of price rises.
The world’s leading Jet Ski website, The Watercraft Journal, has unearthed patent filings that show Kawasaki is developing an automated ‘circle back’ rescue function if the rider falls off, a shallow water warning system, more detailed fuel-consumption tracking for long-distance rides, an electric supercharger – and more!
There is a range of new Jet Skis for 2024 – as well as some old favourites – across the Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner and Kawasaki line-ups. With more than 50 Jet Skis to choose from across the three major brands – Sea-Doo, Yamaha and Kawasaki – we know deciding which one to buy can be daunting. But hopefully this rundown of the key models – and the key differences, including prices – will help take out some of the guesswork.
Kawasaki is about to join the booming Jet Ski fishing market with a new model called the Angler. It is based on the latest Kawasaki Ultra 160 LX-S but has a unique colour scheme and is ready to go fishing – as a turn-key solution and a complete package – straight off the showroom floor.
The 2025 Kawasaki Ultra 160 LX-S Angler is the company’s answer to the booming Jet Ski fishing market – and a rival to the Sea-Doo Fish Pro series and Yamaha FX HO WaveRunner JetFish.
Kawasaki Jet Ski has extended its $1500 discount offer from the 2023 Sydney Boat Show and applied it to all models nationwide, effectively undoing the most recent round of price rises.
Kawasaki Jet Ski is offering $1500 off the STX 160 range until the end of this month. And buyers who sign up at this weekend’s Sydney Boat Show will receive a cover valued at $734 at no extra charge, and a 50th anniversary gift pack.
The 2023 Kawasaki Ultra 160 LX and LX-S have arrived in Australia – unveiled at Sydney Boat Show this week ahead of customer deliveries. With price rises of almost $10,000, Kawasaki is aiming to compete with the Yamaha FX HO and Sea-Doo GTX 170.
There are now 11 Jet Skis that eclipse the $30,000 price barrier in Australia. That’s enough money to buy a boat. Are Jet Skis getting too expensive, or is the desire for more technology driving up the cost?
Kawasaki Jet Skis in Australia have been subject to two price rises in less than a year, and one model now eclipses the $30,000 barrier for the first time.