2027 Sea-Doo Switch Is Arriving Soon in Miami
Arriving soon. The 2027 Sea-Doo Switch is coming to Evin Motors Miami. It is not on the floor yet. When allocations land, they will show in our pontoon inventory. Until then, this is the official 2027 Switch story for Miami, FL.
2027 is five years of Switch. Sea-Doo built the first one, then kept stacking the things that actually matter on Biscayne: docking, fuel, shade, and a deck you can rearrange instead of living with one layout all day.
What actually changed for 2027
From Sea-Doo’s official 2027 pontoon announcement:
- Every Switch with a 230 or 300 hp engine gets the 10.25-inch display.
- Switch Sport gets rear corner doors.
- Switch Cruise with Tech Package and Switch Cruise Limited 18' can leave the factory with a double bimini.
- Every 230 hp model gets a 176-liter fuel tank.
- Every Switch gets an updated automatic bilge pump for the engine bay.
That 176-liter tank is the one that matters when you idle from Dinner Key out to the sandbar and do not want to play fuel math on the way home.
The platform Miami actually uses
Modular deck with quick-attach tiles. iBR Intelligent Brake and Reverse for docking. Sport, ECO, and Cruise modes. Trailer included in Sea-Doo’s factory MSRP. Official entry package starts at $24,999 for Switch Compact 130 hp (transport and prep not included). Switch 16 with 170 hp starts at $29,999. Those are factory numbers, not a Miami street price.
Compact is 13 feet, up to 5 people, Rotax 1630 ACE 130 hp. Switch 16 is about 16 feet, up to 8 people, 170 hp. Sport is the wake and watersports layout. Cruise is the sandbar social hour.
What you can see in Miami today
We currently have prior-year Switch on the lot (2024 and 2026 Sport and Cruise). Walk those if you want the platform in person. Do not confuse them with 2027. The 2027 boats are arriving soon.
When they land, shop them here: Sea-Doo pontoon inventory in Miami, FL.
Come see us at Evin Motors Miami, 17777 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL. Call (305) 376-7176.
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