The 2011 VXR Waverunner is the culmination of years of research, emerging technologies and the ambitious dreams of Yamaha engineers. Now that may sound lofty and overstated -- particularly for a simple jet ski -- but trust me, the new Waverunner is well-worth the praise.
When compared to small utility vehicles (like the famous Smart Car), the 2011 VXR Waverunner is a veritable beast: lighter, faster and more powerful in every respect. For starters, this jet ski is capable of seating three passengers without issue. Its 1.8L, 4-cylinder engine is not only the largest ever installed into a personal watercraft, but dwarfs most car motors. And despite boasting a colossal, 3.27 meter frame, the Waverunner's hull is among the lightest in the market, made from exclusive NanoXcel materials.
At $11,000, the 2011 VXR Waverunner seems like the intelligent choice for owners of beach property who spend more time in the water than on land.
What's Driving This Trend
- Powerful Personal Watercrafts
- The 2011 VXR Waverunner showcases the potential for powerful and technologically advanced personal watercrafts.
- Lightweight Design
- The use of exclusive NanoXcel materials in the hull of the 2011 VXR Waverunner highlights the trend towards lightweight designs in personal watercraft manufacturing.
- Large Engine Integration
- The installation of a 1.8L, 4-cylinder engine into the 2011 VXR Waverunner suggests a trend towards integrating larger and more powerful engines into personal watercrafts.
Who This Affects Most
- Personal Watercraft Manufacturing
- The advancements seen in the 2011 VXR Waverunner create opportunities for innovation in the personal watercraft manufacturing industry.
- Recreation and Tourism
- The powerful and technologically advanced features of the 2011 VXR Waverunner can disrupt the recreation and tourism industry by offering thrilling water-based experiences.
- Materials Technology
- The use of exclusive NanoXcel materials in the hull of the 2011 VXR Waverunner highlights the potential for disruptive innovation in the materials technology industry.
