Tag: Yamaha Marine
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With a five-year partnership, White Shark boats will only mount Yamaha outboards
The collaboration agreement between Yamaha Europe and White Shark provides that from today until 2026 all the brand’s boats distributed in Europe will use exclusively Japanese engines. It’s a Franco-Japanese partnership, going on at least until 2026, that takes White Shark French motorboats to exclusively mount Yamaha engines, in double or single installations, for the…
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The 200hp and 150hp Yamaha High Power outboards get a makeover with the pearl white cowling
The Pearl White color is now available on Yamaha High Power 4-cylinder 150 and 200 hp engines. The powerful, light and compact units can be chosen in black or white. With five anti-corrosion layers. For the 2022 season, the pearl white color, introduced by Yamaha with the 425hp V8 XTO model and later also offered…
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Lomac GranTurismo 14.0: a goal or a starting point?
Powered by three Yamaha V8 XTOs , Lomac GranTurismo 14.0 marks a turning point for the Italian boatyard and a definitive leap to larger boats. 1,275 hp and 14 meters, on an inflatable boat: these two figures already state that the Lomac GranTurismo 14.0, powered by three Yamaha V8 XTO Offshore outboards, is not a…
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Marlin 24X on test: the details make the difference
Out of the many ways to decline a seven-meter RIB, Marlin 24X decided to go for a traditional layout but many refined details. The unit we’re going to test is a special version in terms of colors and features. It also mounts a Yamaha F200 GETX outboard motor which seems to be the perfect match.…
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Joker Boat Clubman 35, the not-so-maxi rib is capable of 60 knots
Sixty knots on an 11mt rib, pushed by two 425 hp Yamaha outboards. Still, Joker Boat Clubman 35 can be a quiet craft for pleasant cruises enjoying its space. Of all the inflatable boats currently on the market, the cabin cruisers are certainly the most popular ones (at least in terms of attention), even if…
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Yamaha V8 XTO Offshore: 425 HP to break all the boundaries
Yamaha V8 XTO Offshore displaces 5.6 liters and develops 425 horse power. It’s a new benchmark for leisure outboards, and another step in the outboards’ race for power. “More than an outboard” is the first claim of the Japanese manufacturer when introducing the new Yamaha V8 XTO Offshore. A brand new engine (the previous V8…
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New in 2019: Yamaha Waverunner VX Series and EXR jet-skis
Following market’s demand, the Japanese builder introduces new Yamaha Waverunner models. The VX Series gets totally renewed, while the new EXR model is launched. According to owners, it’s the presence of impressive and advanced technical features that really makes the difference when it comes to choosing a watercraft – giving them the assurance that they…
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Here’s the new Yamaha F375 XTO, ready to fill another gap
After the most powerful stock engine with 425 hp, the new Yamaha F375 XTO is another unseen powerstep for the Japanese manufacturer. It has been launched in Düsseldorf and shares the technology with the bigger brother. 8V architecture, 5600cc displacement, direct injection, fully electric steering: it’s some of the peculiarities of the new outboard motor…
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Alessandro Conti of Mercury Marine explains why outboard motors are more and more powerful
The escalation of the power figures of the outboard motors seems to have no limits, but is it just a fad or a rational choice? We ask Alessandro Conti of Mercury Marine Italia. Alessandro Conti is general manager of Mercury Marine Italia and in the last years he has attended the launch of engines such…
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Capelli Tempest 700 e Yamaha F175C: the perfect match
A well-built and fair-sized rib, with a performing and hi-tech motor. What else? Here’s Capelli Tempest 700 and Yamaha F175C. Even in the fast day-cruising space and practicality are important, and so is a fuel-efficient and generous engine. In other words, let’s sea trial the Capelli Tempest 700 and the Yamaha F175C. Capelli Tempest 700…