Sea-Doo’s latest high-performance flagship – previewed by Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo – has all but sold out despite being the most expensive Jet Ski or personal watercraft offered locally.
Prices, specifications, and colour changes for the 2023 Sea-Doo line-up have been revealed before Australian showroom arrivals next year.
August is new model-year season for Jet Skis and personal watercraft. First up is the 2023 Sea-Doo range, followed by the 2023 Yamaha WaveRunner series in a fortnight.
The all-new Sea-Doo Spark and Sea-Doo Spark Trixx were due to be unveiled this year ahead of 2023 showroom arrivals, but the world’s most popular cut-price Jet Ski has been pushed back at least 12 months.
Research by Watercraft Zone has unearthed who has the most stock among Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner and Kawasaki Jet Ski in the lead-up to the Australian summer.
Representatives for all three Jet Ski and personal watercraft brands in Australia have foreshadowed price rises for 2023 Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner, and Kawasaki Jet Skis.
The optional swivel seat in the new Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy is only available in the US and Canada, but an Australian Sea-Doo dealer has engineered an ingenious solution.
Australian F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has appeared in a Sea-Doo promotional video ahead of the 2022 Miami Formula One Grand Prix. And it appears he may have unveiled next year’s Sea-Doo RXP-X300.
While Sea-Doo has apologised for global delivery delays, representatives in Australia are optimistic sufficient stock will arrive in time for next summer.
Here’s how much it will cost to run a Jet Ski or personal watercraft amid rising petrol prices.
