The larger 10.25-inch touchscreen display is a central component of the technical development. After it was first introduced on the Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 in 2025, where it quickly proved popular, it is now being extended to other models. From 2026, it will be standard equipment on the RXT-X, Wake Pro and Explorer Pro, and will be available as an option for the RXP-X.
Advantages of the display
The display not only offers riders a better overview of important information, but can also be customised. Driving statistics, a compass and navigation are displayed via the BRP GO! app, which can be extended with a Navionics subscription. Music control is now also integrated into the Sea-Doo screen. In addition, routes can be planned and shared with friends, making it easier for drivers to orientate and network on the water.
Model-dependent functions
In addition to the general options, there are also model-specific extensions. On the Sea-Doo RXP-X, the so-called launch mode is controlled via the display, which enables particularly powerful launches. On the Wake Pro, the ski mode is now integrated directly into the touchscreen. It offers five different ramp profiles, which are orientated to the rider's ability and are designed to ensure a safe and controlled ride during water sports.
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New colours for more individuality on your Sea-Doo jet boat
Sea-Doo is also setting new accents in the area of design. Colours play a decisive role for many riders when choosing a jet boat, which is why the manufacturer is expanding its range with fresh and eye-catching paint finishes. The Spark Trixx will be available in the new Gulfstream Blue and Orange Crush colours in 2026, while the GTI SE 130/170 models will be offered in Eclipse Black with Laguna Green. For the performance-oriented RXP-X and RXT-X jet boats, there is a premium paint finish in Gulfstream Blue, which emphasises the sporty character of the machines.
Jan-Ole Puls
Editor Test & Technology
