Most Sea-Doo Yamaha and Kawasaki dealers in Australia are experiencing severe stock shortages after a spike in demand caused by international travel restrictions amid the coronavirus crisis.
The first shipments of the 2021 Sea-Doo Fish Pro have arrived, with a welcome colour change and, soon, advanced debris removal technology.
Authorities in Queensland are expanding their fleet of personal watercraft to target Jet Ski riders and boaties after massive growth in the number of registered vessels and licence holders.
The first shipments of Yamaha’s high-performance GP1800R SVHO have arrived in Australia.
As with Sea-Doo and Kawasaki, Yamaha is facing severe stock shortages due to unexpected high demand in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
The Sea-Doo RXP-X300 high-performance model has had its biggest update in nine years, due in Australia in December 2020 priced from $24,799.
With the recent rise in the number of people buying Jet Skis and personal watercraft in the wake of international travel restrictions, authorities have issued fresh warnings to stay safe on the water this summer.
Sea-Doo’s flagship luxury-performance model now comes with an industry-first 7.8-inch digital instrument display and smartphone connectivity.
New Zealand has come to the rescue of Australian dealers desperate for more Yamaha WaveRunner stock.
The biggest Sea-Doo dealer in Australia – and the world – has been recognised in the November 2020 Gold Coast business awards.
