2026 Yamaha Boats For Sale

The 2026 Yamaha boat lineup is built around jet propulsion, spanning compact sport boats like the AR190 and AR195 up to the new 295 SD that pushes the brand into premium cruising territory. Every model in the Yamaha 2026 boat lineup runs twin or single jet pumps rather than an outboard or sterndrive, which removes the exposed propeller for safer swimming and boarding, allows operation in shallow water with nothing hanging below the hull, and cuts maintenance since there are fewer moving parts and no winterization. All 2026 Yamaha boats also now come with receivers molded in for accessory pedestal swim seats.

The AR195 is one of the best-selling 19-foot sport boats in the segment. It measures 19 feet 5 inches overall with an 8-foot 2-inch beam, a 15-inch draft, an 18-degree deadrise, a 7-foot 6-inch bridge clearance, and a dry weight of 2,500 pounds. It seats eight to nine and carries up to 1,600 pounds, and the hull was redesigned to fit a standard 20-foot garage with the tower collapsing under an 8-foot door. For 2026 the AR195 comes in two color options and adds stainless steel rub rail and trim, pop-up cleats, custom-cut SeaDek on both swim platform levels, swim-up seats, Polk speakers, an upgraded steering wheel, and seagrass woven-vinyl flooring. Its sibling, the AR190, is the value version with a rubber rub rail insert, fixed cleats, and a single 1.9L four-cylinder high-output four-stroke, and pairs with a Shorelander trailer with disc brakes.

The 2026 Yamaha 222 XD is a dedicated surf and wake jet boat powered by twin Yamaha high-output 1.9L engines making 200 horsepower each for 400 horsepower combined. It uses three ballast pumps — port, starboard, and a center bag in the ski locker — plus an articulating keel and deployable surf point tabs that shape a wake on either side. Through the Connect drive control screen you set wake surf left or right, target speed, acceleration, and ballast balance, and a joystick button trims surf speed up or down in 0.1 mph steps. The drive system shifts forward and reverse from paddles on the steering wheel, which makes low-speed docking and crew pickups straightforward. It carries a Hertz stereo with a port-side subwoofer, PTM wakeboard racks, two-level stadium transom seating, and a closing windshield for cold-weather running.

The Yamaha 295 SD is the flagship of the 2026 jet boats and moves the brand into a more premium, higher-priced class crossing the $200,000 range. It runs twin supercharged Yamaha 1.8L SVHO engines rated at 250 horsepower each, 500 horsepower total, and carries a 9-foot 1-inch beam. The standout system is the HelmMaster EX joystick, which uses the DriveX buckets to move the boat fully sideways and rotate it in place without the engines stopping, control not otherwise found in this class of boat. The helm centers on a new 15-inch display with an app-style interface, backed by a windlass with freshwater wash-down, RGB LED lighting with a startup sequence, and wireless charging at the helm, passenger station, and bow.

Onboard, the 295 SD adds firsts for a Yamaha boat: a full head compartment accessed from the bow with a vacuum-flush toilet and pumped sink, plus a small berth and lounge for overnighting. The deck includes swim-up seats with pop-up leg rests, a stern entertainment station with a sink, cutting board, bottle holder, and built-in trash can, a locking transom walkthrough door, a molded-in bow cooler, an easy-boarding bow step on its own hinge, and a convertible co-pilot daybed. A fixed structural tower carries four 8-inch Yamaha speakers, with a 10-inch subwoofer under the captain and additional bow speakers, and the wakeboard version adds compression-driver cans, ballast, wake scoops, and a rear-view camera viewable at the helm. Tool-free quick-detach fender mounts are another new touch.

For shoppers comparing 2026 Yamaha boats for sale, the choice tracks closely to use: the AR190 and AR195 for family cruising and tubing in a garageable 19-footer, the 222 XD for surf and wake performance, and the 295 SD for premium entertaining and overnighting. Full performance figures such as top speed, range, and fuel consumption for the new 295 SD had not yet been released, while the smaller models lean on Yamaha's established reliability and shallow-water jet capability.



Currently, there are 3,051 boats available for sale for Yamaha boats. Prices range from $799 to $234,999, with an average listing price of $47,063. The inventory includes 2,231 new boats and 820 used boats. The selection consists of 3,050 powerboats and 1 sailboats. 6 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include All PWCs, Jet, Bowrider, Other, and Center Console. boats are most popular in Miami, Jonesboro, Red Wing, Rochester, and Wayzata. There have been 15,218 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. April is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are watersports, family fun, and day cruising. Most boats contain bow rail, gps, heated interior, depth sounder, and joystick. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or Yamaha Marine engines.