Sea-Doo Jet Boat Model Reference [1993-Today]

Sea-Doo has manufactured many great jet boat series over the years, which were as follows:

  • Explorer (‘93-‘97)
  • Speedster (‘94-‘12)
  • Sportster (‘95-‘06)
  • Challenger (‘96-‘12)
  • Islandia (‘00-‘09)
  • Utopia (‘01-‘09)
  • Wake (‘07-‘12)
  • Switch (‘22-today)

If you want to find out more about the specific models and compare their specs by year, this post is for you.

We at BoatReviewGuide have compiled the key specs of these boats under one roof!

Explorer

It’s a lesser-known fact that the first Sea-Doo jet boat ever built was the tiny Explorer.

This RIB was built on a 13-foot hull and featured 2-stroke Rotax engines that delivered 55-85hp depending on the year.

The Canadian manufacturer marketed the Explorer from 1993 through 1997, and the lively RIB made a comeback in 2002 for some reason.

Key specs by year:

Year

Hull

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

1993

13′

55

1

578 Rotax

1994

13′

70

1

657 Rotax

1995

13′

70

1

657 Rotax

1996

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

1997

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

2002

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

Speedster

Introduced for the 1994 season, the Speedster was the second model in Sea-Doo’s jet boat lineup.

This model created a class of its own, which is often referred to as “PWC-like” mini jet boats. These vessels utilized very small, agile hulls and were powered by jet ski engines and pumps.

It’s safe to say that these vessels were more oversized jet skis than a traditional jet boat. They were fast, extremely agile, and capable of a variety of tricks like spins and the infamous “submarine.”

Over the years the Speedster boat was manufactured with many different hulls and engine packages, just like its single-engine variant, the Sportster.

On top of that, the manufacturer had a very serious identity crisis over these models, since their name kept changing over time.

But let’s start at the beginning!

Revealed in 1994, the first Speedster was built on a 14.5-foot V-hull housing two Rotax 657X engines, which delivered a whopping 160hp.

In 1998, the Speedster was completely revamped. The all-new Speedster 1600 returned with a 16.5-foot hull and twin 787 Rotax engines rated at 220hp.

For the 2000 season, Sea-Doo demoted the Speedster to a single-engine model powered by a 2.5L V6 240hp Mercury SportJet engine. The boat utilized this engine until 2005 when the 2-stroke Speedster line was phased out by its 4-stroke successor.

The entirely new 4-stroke Speedster 4-TEC models were exclusively powered by the 4-stoke 1503 Rotax 4-TEC engine.

From 2007 through 2012 Sea-Doo marketed two Speedster models.

Labeled as Speedster 150, the smaller sibling was built on a 15.5-foot hull and was powered by single 1503 Rotax 4-TEC engine options. This unit delivered 155hp in naturally aspirated and 255/260hp in supercharged configuration.

Its larger brother, the Speedster 200 enjoyed a 20-foot hull and twin 1503 Rotax 4-TEC engine packages, rated at 370-510hp depending on the year.

Key specs by year:

Year

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

1994

Speedster

14’6″

160

2

657X Rotax

1995

Speedster

14’6″

160

2

657X Rotax

1996

Speedster

14’6″

170

2

717X Rotax

1997

Speedster

14’6″

170

2

717X Rotax

1998

Speedster 1600

16’6″

220

2

787 Rotax

1999

Speedster

16’6″

220

2

787 Rotax

 

Speedster SK

16’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

2000

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Speedster SK

16’6″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2001

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2002

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2003

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2004

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2005

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

Rotax 4-TEC

 

Speedster 200 BV

19’9″

370

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2006

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

Rotax 4-TEC

 

Speedster 200 BVIC

19’9″

370

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Speedster 150 NA

15’4″

155

1

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 150 BVIC

15’4″

215

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 200 BVIC

19’9″

430

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200 Wake

19’9″

430

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2009

Speedster 150 155

15’4″

155

1

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 150 215

15’4″

215

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 150 255

15’4″

255

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200

19’9″

430

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200 Wake

19’9″

430

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2010

Speedster 150 155

15’4″

155

1

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 150 255

15’4″

255

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200

19’9″

510

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2011

Speedster 150 155

15’4″

155

1

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 150 255

15’4″

255

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200

19’9″

510

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

2012

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Speedster 150

15’4″

260

1

Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Speedster 200

19’9″

510

2

Rotax 4-TEC SC

Sportster

The 1995 Sea-Doo Sportster was released to be the single-engine variant of the flagship Speedster.

These boats shared the same 14.5-foot hull and many features, but the Sportster housed a single 2-stroke Rotax 657X engine rated at 80hp.

In 1997, it was upgraded to the Rotax 717X rated at 85hp.

Over the years the Sportster model line was expanded with many new models, including the 18-foot Sportster 1800 in 1998 with twin Rotax 717 (170hp) engines.

For the Millennium, Sea-Doo discontinued the 1800 but offered the 14.5-foot Sportster with both single 947 Rotax (130hp), and twin 717 Rotax (170hp) engine packages.

These models remained part of the fleet until 2003 when they were revamped with the more advanced 130hp, 947 Rotax DI engine.

Even though this 2-stroke model remained in production until 2005, Sea-Doo had already introduced its all-new 4-stroke Sportster 4-TEC for the 2003 model year.

Specifically engineered for Rotax 4-TEC engines, its new platform measured 15.5 feet in length.

This model was offered with both single 1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA and SC engines, rated at 155 and 215hp, respectively.

The legendary Sportsters were continued until late 2006 when Sea-Doo discontinued the entire model line.

Specs by year:

Year

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

1995

Sportster

14’6″

80

1

657X Rotax

1996

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

1997

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

1998

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

 

Sportster 1800

17’11”

170

2

717 Rotax

1999

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717 Rotax

 

Sportster 1800

17’11”

170

2

717 Rotax

2000

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717 Rotax

 

Sportster 1800

17’11”

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2001

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

2002

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

2003

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

2004

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

2005

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2006

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

 

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger

While the Speedsters and Sporters offered an extreme, jet ski-like driving experience, the Challengers were designed with comfort and capacities in mind.

These were Sea-Doo’s first “family” jet boats that could carry up to 8-12 passengers and plenty of gear.

The Challenger model line featured many exciting models, including the 18-foot Challenger 1800, and the 20-foot 2000, as well as its “X” variant.

As a rule of thumb, each of these pre-2005 models was powered by single 2-stroke Mercury SportJet engines, rated at 210, 240, or 250hp depending on the model.

In the 2005 season, Sea-Doo phased out its 2-stroke Challenger line with the entirely new 4-stroke Challenger 180.

This boat was built on an 18-foot hull and could be opted with single supercharged 1503 Rotax 4-TEC engines rated at 185 or 215hp.

Its larger brother, the 23.5-foot Challenger 230 was first available to order in 2007 with either 310hp naturally-aspirated or 430hp supercharged twin engine packages.

The 230 shared its engines with the mid-range 20-footer Challenger 210, which was only manufactured from 2010 through 2012.

Specs by year:         

Year

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

1996

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

1997

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

 

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

1998

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

 

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

1999

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

2000

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2001

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

 

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2002

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2003

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 2000

19’8″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger X

19’8″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2004

Challenger 1800

17’11”

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 2000

19’8″

240 / 250

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

Challenger X

19’8″

240 / 250

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2005

Challenger X

19’8″

240 / 250

1

3.0L V6 Merc

 

Challenger 180 BV

17’7″

185

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2006

Challenger 180 BV

17’7″

185

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2008

Challenger 180 / 180 SE

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230 SE

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2009

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180 SE

17’7″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2010

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180

17’7″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 210 SE

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2011

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180

17’7″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 210 SE

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2012

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 180

17’7″

260

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 210 SE

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

Challenger 230

23’6″

520

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Wake

As the name suggests, Sea-Doo designed its Wake jet boat series for watersport enthusiasts.

This breed included the Sea-Doo Wake 210 and Wake 230 jet boats. They were almost identical to the Challenger 210/230, except for a different seating layout and their watersport intended features.

In a nutshell, the extra model-specific features and amenities of the Wake series were as follows:

  • Wakeboard tower
  • Wakeboard storage rack
  • Water ballast bags
  • Perfect pass speed control system
  • Custom deck layout
  • Custom color scheme

Aside from these extras, there was not much difference between the Wake 210/Challenger 210 and the Wake 230/Challender 230.

Utopia

The popular Utopias were among the most featured Sea-Doo boats ever built. They came standard with wrap-around windshields, swivel seats, deck tables, and more.

This line included two models, the 18.5-foot Utopia 185 and the 19.5-foot Utopia 205, both of which were rated for 8 passengers.

Until the mid-2000s, they could be ordered with single 2-stroke Mercury SportJet engine options. These V6 power mills delivered 200-250hp depending on the model.

In 2006, the 185 was dropped while the 205 was upgraded with a larger hull and a twin, naturally-aspirated, 2x155hp Rotax 4-TEC engine package.

Specs by year:

Year

Model

Hull Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

2001

Utopia 185

18’3″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2002

Utopia 185

18’3″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2003

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 210 / 240 / 250

1

200 Opti, 210 carb, 240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

 

Utopia 205

19’5″

200 / 210 / 240 / 250

1

200 Opti, 210 carb, 240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

2004

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 240

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI Plus

 

Utopia 205

19’5″

200 / 240 / 250

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

2005

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 240

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI

 

Utopia 205

19’5″

240 / 250

1

240 EFI,
250 Optimax

 

Utopia 205 / SE

19’5″

240 / 250

1

240 EFI,
250 Optimax

2006

Utopia 205 / SE

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Utopia 205 / SE

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2008

Utopia 205 / SE

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2009

Utopia 205 / SE

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

Utopia 205 / SE

19’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Islandia 220

The spacious Islandia 220 was the only Sea-Doo deck boat ever built.

From 2000 through 2004 it was offered with a single 240 EFI Mercury SportJet, which was upgraded for the 3.0L 250hp Optimax in 2005.

Just like many other Sea-Doo jet boats, the Islandia was also modernized with twin 1503 Rotax 4-TEC engines in the 2006 season.

Its convenient top deck featured many innovative features including a “kiddie pool” with a fountain, a versatile sun deck/rear seat, and a pop-up changing room with a porta potty.

Specs by the year:

Year

Model

Hull Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

2000

Islandia

22’

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2001

Islandia

22’

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2002

Islandia

22’

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2003

Islandia

22’

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

2004

Islandia

22’

250

1

3.0L Merc Optimax 250

2005

Islandia

22’

250

1

3.0L Merc Optimax 250

2006

Islandia 220

22’

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Islandia 220 / SE

22’

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2008

Islandia 220 / SE

22’

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2009

Islandia 220 / SE

22’

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Switch

After more than a 10-year hiatus, Sea-Doo jet boats returned with the introduction of the 2022 Sea-Doo Switch pontoon boats.

As a rule of thumb, each of these innovative pontoons is manufactured with a single 4-stroke Rotax engine rated at 130, 170, or 230hp.

This lineup includes three different model lines, the base Switch is available with 13, 16, and 19-foot hulls, and 130 or 170hp engines.

Marketed for speed junkies, the very lively Sport series offers larger hulls and 170hp NA or 230hp SC engine configurations.

The most luxurious Switch Cruise comes with the most bells and whistles. It can be ordered with either an 18 or 21-foot hull and a 130, 170, or 230hp engine option.

Available models:

Year

Model

Length

Total HP

2025

Switch 13

13′

130

2025

Switch 16

16′

130

2025

Switch 19

19′

170

2025

Switch Sport Compact

13’

170

2025

Switch Sport 18

18’

230

2025

Switch Sport 21

21’

230

2025

Switch Cruise 18

18’

130 / 170 / 230

2025

Switch Cruise 21

21’

170 / 230

2025

Switch Cruise Limited 21

21′

230

2025

Switch Fish 18

18′

170 / 230

2025

Switch Fish 21

21′

230

Sea-Doo Jet Boat Model Reference

Sea-Doo manufactured its lively V-hulled jet boats from the mid-‘90s through 2012.

Except for the Explorer RIB, each of these boats featured a deep-V fiberglass hull and was powered by Mercury SportJet or Rotax 2-stroke or 4-TEC jet engines.

In 2022, the Canadian manufacturer re-entered the boat market with the innovative Switch pontoon boat family.

As a takeaway, we’ve listed every Sea-Doo boat lineup by year:

1993

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

55

1

578 Rotax

1994

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

70

1

657 Rotax

Speedster

14’6″

160

2

657X Rotax

1995

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

70

1

657 Rotax

Sportster

14’6″

80

1

657X Rotax

Speedster

14’6″

160

2

657X Rotax

1996

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

Speedster

14’6″

170

2

717X Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

1997

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

Speedster

14’6″

170

2

717X Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

 

1998

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717X Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

110

1

787 Rotax

Speedster 1600

16’6″

220

2

787 Rotax

Sportster 1800

17’11”

170

2

717 Rotax

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

 

1999

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717 Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Speedster

16’6″

220

2

787 Rotax

Speedster SK

16’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Sportster 1800

17’11”

170

2

717 Rotax

Challenger 1800

17’11”

220

2

787 Rotax

 

2000

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster

14’6″

85

1

717 Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Speedster SK

16’6″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Sportster 1800

17’11”

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

2001

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

Challenger

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 /  240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Utopia 185

18’3″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

2002

 

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Explorer

13′

85

1

717 Rotax

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Utopia 185

18’3″

210

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 2000

19’9″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

2003

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster LT

14’6″

170

2

717 Rotax

Sportster LE

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 1800

17’11”

210 / 240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 210 / 240 / 250

1

 200 Opti, 210 carb, 240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

Utopia 205

19’5″

200 / 210 / 240 / 250

1

 200 Opti, 210 carb, 240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

Challenger 2000

19’8″

210/240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger X

19’8″

210/240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

210/240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

 

2004

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC

Speedster

16’6″

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger 1800

17’11”

240

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 240

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI Plus

Utopia 205

19’5″

200 / 240 / 250

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI Plus, 250
Optimax

Challenger 2000

19’8″

240 / 250

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Challenger X

19’8″

240 / 250

1

2.5L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

250

1

3.0L Optimax 250

 

2005

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Sportster 4-TEC SCIC

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 200 BV

19’9″

370

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180 BV

17’7″

185

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Utopia 185

18’3″

200 / 240

1

200 Opti,
240 EFI

Utopia 205

19’5″

240 / 250

1

240 EFI,
250 Optimax

Utopia 205 SE

19’5″

240 / 250

1

240 EFI,
250 Optimax

Challenger X

19’8″

240 / 250

1

3.0L V6 Merc

Islandia

22’0″

250

1

3.0L Optimax 250

 

2006

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Sportster LE DI

14’6″

130

1

947 Rotax DI

Sportster 4-TEC

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Sportster 4-TEC BVIC

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 200 BVIC

19’9″

370

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180 BV

17’7″

185

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Utopia 205

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Islandia 220

22’0″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

 

2007

Year

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

2007

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Speedster 150 BVIC

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Challenger 180 BVIC

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Speedster 200 BVIC

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Speedster 200 Wake

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Utopia 205

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Islandia 220

22’0″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Challenger 230 SE

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2007

Wake 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

2007

Wake 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

2008

 

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 150

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 200

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200 Wake

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Utopia 205

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Islandia 220

22’0″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 230 SE

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Wake 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Wake 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

2009

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 150

15’4″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 150

15’4″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200 Wake

19’9″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Utopia 205

19’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Utopia 205 SE

19’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Islandia 220 SE

22’0″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2010 and 2011

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 150

15’4″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

255

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 210 SE

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Wake 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Wake 210

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

 

2012

 

Model

Length

Total HP

No. of Engines

Engine Type

Speedster 150

15’4″

155

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Speedster 150

15’4″

260

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

215

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 180

17’7″

260

1

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Speedster 200

19’9″

510

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 210 SE

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Wake 210

20’10”

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Wake 210

20’10”

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

310

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC NA

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

430

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

Challenger 230 / Wake 230

23’6″

520

2

1503 Rotax 4-TEC SC

2013-2021

Production of Sea-Doo boats was suspended

2022

Model

Length

HP

Switch (Base)

13’

100

Switch (Base)

16’

100

Switch (Base)

19’

170

Switch Sport

13’

170

Switch Sport

18’

230

Switch Sport

21’

230

Switch Cruise

18’

100

Switch Cruise

18’

170

Switch Cruise

21’

170

Switch Cruise

21’

230

2023

Model

Length

HP

Switch Compact 13

13’

130

Switch 16

16’

130

Switch 19

19’

170

Switch Cruise 18

18’

130 / 170 / 230

Switch Cruise 21

21’

170

Switch Sport Compact

13’

170

Switch Sport 18

18’

230

Switch Sport 21

21’

230

2024

Model

Length

HP

Switch Compact

13’

130

Switch 16

16’

130

Switch 19

19’

170

Switch Sport Compact

13’

170

Switch Sport

18’

230

Switch Sport

21’

230

Switch Cruise 18

18’

130 / 170 / 230

Switch Cruise 21

21’

170 / 230 

Switch Cruise Limited

21’

230

2025

Model

Length

HP

Switch 13

13′

130

Switch 16

16′

130

Switch 19

19′

170

Switch Sport Compact

13’

170

Switch Sport 18

18’

230

Switch Sport 21

21’

230

Switch Cruise 18

18’

130 / 170 / 230

Switch Cruise 21

21’

170 / 230

These lists and specifications are for informational purposes only. For further information, please refer to the operator’s manuals.


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