Yamaha CrossWave pricing announced in the US at 2026 Miami Boat Show
Pricing for the 2026 Yamaha CrossWave four-seater fishing Jet Ski announced in the US, provides pointer to Australian pricing.
Pricing for the 2026 Yamaha CrossWave four-seater fishing Jet Ski announced in the US, provides pointer to Australian pricing.
Yamaha WaveRunner Australia has boosted the discounts on its supercharghed models, now up to $3500 off. And there are also big savings across the rest of the range.
The Yamaha WaveRunner line-up has been unveiled for 2026. The two main highlights include a 40th Anniversary edition of the FX SVHO Limited supercharged flagship model. And the launch of the segment-busting Yamaha CrossWave, a dedicated wide-body, four-seater fishing model.
The Jet Ski fishing segment is about to get a major shake-up with the arrival of the 2026 Yamaha Crosswave. It is a four-seat, wide-body watercraft dedicated to fishing, due to its large flat deck area and massive underfloor storage. Here is everything we know so far.
Australian prices for 2026 Yamaha WaveRunners have been released ahead of summer arrivals. After prices held steady for two years they have now increased by between $400 and $1400. Every model listed here.
It’s unusual for sharp discounts on Jet Skis in the lead-up to – and through – the start of the summer holidays, but Yamaha Australia is having a red-hot go to clear 2025 models before 2026 stock arrives. Here is the list of savings model-by-model.
The 2026 Yamaha line-up marks the 40th anniversary of the WaveRunner series. There are fresh colours across the range, but performance fans will need to wait at least another year for the new supercharged 1.9-litre engine.
Yamaha WaveRunner was caught off-guard when Sea-Doo launched the Fish Pro series seven years ago. Now it is fighting back in a big way with the 2026 Yamaha CrossWave.
Yamaha appears poised to make up for lost time with a top secret, wide-body WaveRunner designed to reel-in the booming fishing market. Here’s what the experts have pieced together so far.
Yamaha’s new rival to the Sea-Doo Spark and Sea-Doo Spark Trixx has finally landed in Australian showrooms. Here is everything you need to know.