Sea-Doo Horsepower Chart [All 2024 Models]

Sea-Doo is a manufacturer well-known for their innovative and powerful personal watercrafts (PWCs). That’s why many buyers are looking for the newest models as well as the current Sea-Doo horsepower specs every year.

For your convenience, we at JetDrift have collected the 2025 Sea-Doo models with their prices and performance specifications into one chart.

If you also want to discover and browse the newest Sea-Doo models (or even competitor models), don’t miss our PWC Browser and Comparison Tool.

You can browse and sort the current models easily like on a retail shop website. If you’re interested in browsing before purchasing a watercraft, you can’t miss this tool!

But now, without further ado, let’s check the current Sea-Doo horsepower specs!

2025 Sea-Doo Horsepower Chart

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Sea-Doo Performance vs. WaveRunner vs. Jet Ski vs. Krash

For a better comparison, we’ve included the current Yamaha WaveRunner, Kawasaki Jet Ski as well as Krash PWC models in this extended chart below.

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Sea-Doo Horsepower Specs By Category

For better identification, Sea-Doo breaks down their models into a few clear categories. Let’s check these families one by one by their performance!

Rec-Lite

When it comes to the Rec-Lite PWC category, it’s safe to say that Sea-Doo brought this category to life in 2014 by releasing their first Spark models. As PWCs became larger over the years, the market became hungry for small and agile models.

Sea-Doo did a great job filling this market gap, and now the line has been completely renewed for its 10th anniversary!

Currently, you can find the Sea-Doo Spark as well as the Spark TRIXX models in this category. All of these models are powered with a 899cc, four stroke, Rotax (closed loop cooling) engine, which offers 60 or even 90 HP depending on the model.

To compete with the Spark family, Yamaha released their EX WaveRunner; if you’d like to compare these models, don’t miss our comparison post about them!

Recreation

Sea-Doo’s recreation watercraft are named the GTI series.

These models have considerably bigger hulls, as well as more weight and storage capacities compared to the Rec-Lite models.

The entry-level model, the GTI 130, and the other models the GTI SE 130 and 170 are powered by the 1630cc Rotax engine. The first two models produce 130 horsepower, while the latter offers 170 HP.

Touring

The Touring PWC category could be confusing when you see this name, as the competitor brands use the name “Luxury” for this category.

Anyway, all of these labels mean the same PWC families. These models are typically the most convenient models; they have large and stable hulls which is great on choppy water. They also have large gas tanks which is a great feature if you’re considering long tours.

Additionally, you can find many bells and whistles on these models like brake and reverse systems, large LCD screens, reboarding steps, sound systems, and many others.

Sea-Doo’s touring models, the GTX family, are available with 3 engine options, 170, 230, or even with 300 HP depending on your needs!

Performance

Sea-Doo’s performance models, as the name implies, are the most powerful models in Sea-Doo’s fleet. Because the world of personal watecrafts is known for many performance-minded buyers, these models get a lot of interest year after year.

Because of this, we compared all of Sea-Doo’s performance models here, as well as with some answers to the most common questions about them. Sea-Doo performance models are (three last of the five were brand new in 2024):

• 2025 Sea-Doo GTR 230 – 230 HP
• 2025 Sea-Doo GTX Limited 325 – 325 HP
• 2025 Sea-Doo RXP-X 325 – 325 HP
• 2025 Sea-Doo RXT-X 325– 325 HP
• 2025 Sea-Doo GTR-X 300

When it comes to the GTR 230, it’s a common question of many buyers: Is the Sea Doo GTR 230 supercharged?

The answer is yes, the Sea-Doo GTR 230 is supercharged, as this PWC is powered by a 1630cc, four-stroke, 3-cylinder, supercharged Rotax engine, which offers no less than 230 HP!

The RXP-X and RXT-X are the bigger brothers, as you can expect an amazing 325 horsepower on these models. This newly developed 325 HP Rotax ACE 1630 is now the most powerful engine in the personal watercraft market. Don’t hesitate to discover these amazing rockets here!

PWC Fishing

Sea-Doo is famous for it’s large fleet and unique models designed for special purposes.

If you are interested in PWC fishing, you can’t go wrong with the Sea-Doo Fish Pro series, as these are equipped with many essential PWC fishing accessories by default.

These models have the largest and most stable hull in the market, which is a key point when you want to fish from a PWC. They are powered by a 170 HP, non-supercharged engine.

In 2025 the lineup was expanded with a completely new member: 2025 Sea-Doo Fish Pro Apex.

This brand-new fishing Sea-Doo comes standard with more features than the Fish Pro Trophy 170. And what’s more, as the name implies it comes with a supercharged 300 HP Rotax 1630 ACE engine.

But if you’re looking for something really huge, and you’re not afraid to purchase a vintage PWC, you can even consider a Sea-Doo LRV, as many PWC fishermen choose this old model.

Tow Sports

Beyond the fishing PWC, Sea-Doo also thought about watersport lovers and designed a special watercraft family for tow sports.

The Sea-Doo Wake 170 is powered with a non-supercharged engine, and as its name implies it offers 170 HP. Based on many riders’ experiences, a PWC with 150-180 HP is plenty for tow sports; that’s why the Wake 170 is so popular among wakeboarders and tubers.

Are you looking for more fun and thrilling adrenaline rushes? The Wake Pro 230 is the stronger model in the Wake family, which means it comes with a supercharged, 230 HP engine.

Before you choose a PWC for tow sports, it’s wise to consider what the pros and cons are and compare them to boats. You can also make good use of our step-by-step jet ski wakeboard guide, and the list of essential watersport accessories.

How Many Horsepower is a Sea-Doo?

As you can see, Sea-Doo horsepower varies widely depending on the model. According to the manufacturer’s website, current Sea-Doo models are available with 6 different engine options.

So finally, how many horsepower is a Sea-Doo? Sea-Doo watercrafts have 60-300 horsepower depending on the model. The typical performance of Sea-Doo engines are 60, 90, 130, or 170 HP without a supercharger, and 230 or 300 or 325 HP in case of supercharged engine versions.

As a rule of thumb, the performance always depends on the displacement. Surprisingly, Sea-Doo engines arrive with only two displacements, 899cc and 1630cc.

How much horsepower is 899cc?

The Sea-Doo’s 899cc Rotax engine offers 60 or even 90 HP depending on the model. While Sea-Doo Sparks are available with 60 or 90 HP engine options, the Spark TRIXX and the GTI 90 offer exclusively 90 HP.

How much horsepower is 1630cc?

The naturally aspirated (non-supercharged) 1630cc Rotax engine produces 130 or 170 HP, while the supercharged engine with the same displacement can jump to 230 or even 325 HP in the flagship Sea-Doo models. You can hit an amazing 67 mph on the water on these PWCs!