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Looking for a 2026 Sea-Doo GTX for sale in Kingston, Ontario? Built for premium comfort, confident handling and longer adventures, the Sea-Doo GTX is an ideal personal watercraft for riders who want to explore farther without sacrificing performance.

The 2026 GTX is available with 170, 230 or 300 horsepower, providing options for everything from relaxed touring to supercharged acceleration. Every version accommodates up to three riders and includes the stable fiberglass ST3 hull, Intelligent Debris-Free System, direct-access front storage, a boarding ladder and a spacious swim platform with LinQ attachment points.

At Cartronics Powersports, our team can help you compare GTX engine options, available equipment, accessories, trailers, trade-ins and financing.

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Premium Touring Comfort and Performance

The Sea-Doo GTX is designed for riders who value stability, comfort and versatility. It is larger and more touring-focused than the GTI lineup, with a fiberglass hull engineered to provide a confident ride in rougher water and offshore conditions.

Its comfortable seating, generous fuel capacity, substantial storage and large rear platform make it well suited to:

• Longer-distance cruising
• Riding with passengers
• Cottage and family use
• Exploring larger lakes and rivers
• Recreational tow sports
• Swimming and relaxing at anchor
• Carrying equipment for full-day adventures
• Riders seeking greater stability in changing conditions

Whether you are cruising Lake Ontario, exploring the Thousand Islands, travelling along the St. Lawrence River or spending the day on the Rideau Lakes, the GTX is built to make longer rides more comfortable and enjoyable.

Choose Your 2026 Sea-Doo GTX

Sea-Doo GTX 170

The GTX 170 uses a naturally aspirated Rotax 1630 ACE engine producing 170 horsepower. It offers a strong balance of touring performance, fuel efficiency and predictable power delivery.

This model is an excellent choice for buyers who prioritize:

• Relaxed and comfortable cruising
• Naturally aspirated performance
• Carrying passengers and equipment
• Longer days on the water
• Regular 87-octane fuel
• Lower purchase cost within the GTX lineup

The 2026 GTX 170 currently has a starting Canadian MSRP of $19,799, before transportation, preparation, taxes and other applicable charges.

Sea-Doo GTX 230

The GTX 230 adds a supercharger and external intercooler to the Rotax 1630 ACE engine. Its 230 horsepower provides stronger acceleration and additional torque while retaining the GTX platform’s comfort, storage and touring capability.

Consider the GTX 230 when you want:

• Supercharged acceleration
• More power with passengers aboard
• Stronger tow-sports performance
• A more energetic Sport mode
• A balance between touring and high performance
• More power without stepping up to the 300-hp model

The 2026 GTX 230 currently starts at a Canadian MSRP of $20,799.

Sea-Doo GTX 300

The GTX 300 is the highest-output model in the standard GTX family. Its supercharged 300-horsepower Rotax engine delivers significantly stronger acceleration while maintaining the stable ST3 platform and premium touring layout.

The GTX 300 may be right for riders who want:

• High-performance acceleration
• Strong power with passengers or equipment
• A more exciting open-water experience
• Premium touring comfort with serious horsepower
• Performance approaching specialized models without giving up versatility

The 2026 GTX 300 currently starts at a Canadian MSRP of $23,299. Premium 91-octane gasoline is specified for this engine.

2026 Sea-Doo GTX Specifications

Specifications, prices and availability can change. Contact Cartronics Powersports for details about currently available 2026 Sea-Doo GTX models.

Key Sea-Doo GTX Features

Three Rotax 1630 ACE Engine Options

All GTX models use the 1,630 cc Rotax 1630 ACE engine with Sea-Doo’s Closed-Loop Cooling System.

The GTX 170 is naturally aspirated and provides a balance of performance and efficiency. The GTX 230 and GTX 300 use superchargers with external intercoolers to deliver stronger acceleration and torque.

The GTX 170 and 230 are designed to use regular 87-octane fuel, while the GTX 300 requires premium 91-octane gasoline.

Stable Fiberglass ST3 Hull

The Sea-Doo GTX uses the ST3 hull, a fiberglass platform developed for stability, rough-water handling and offshore performance.

Its wider, more planted feel can provide additional confidence when:

• Riding through moderate chop
• Carrying passengers
• Travelling across larger bodies of water
• Boarding from the water
• Cruising at slower speeds
• Spending extended time aboard

The ST3 platform is one of the main reasons riders choose the GTX over smaller recreational Sea-Doo models.

Intelligent Debris-Free System

The GTX includes Sea-Doo’s Intelligent Debris-Free System, commonly called iDF.

Using controls located at the handlebars, the rider can activate a process that helps clear weeds and debris from the pump. This can be especially useful around shallow launches, shorelines and waterways where vegetation is present.

Intelligent Brake and Reverse

Electronic iBR provides braking, neutral and reverse through handlebar-mounted controls.

The reverse and neutral functions help with low-speed manoeuvring around docks, launch ramps and trailers. The braking function provides additional control when slowing the watercraft.

Direct-Access Front Storage

The GTX includes a 96-litre front storage compartment that can be accessed while the rider remains seated. Raising the handlebar assembly provides direct access to equipment and personal belongings.

Combined with the glove box, the GTX offers 98.9 litres of total storage for items such as safety equipment, towels, clothing, dry bags, dock lines and recreational gear.

Large Swim Platform with LinQ

The spacious rear swim platform provides room for boarding, relaxing and preparing for watersports.

Integrated LinQ attachment points allow compatible Sea-Doo accessories to be installed or removed quickly. Available accessories can include coolers, storage bags, fuel containers and other equipment suited to touring and recreation.

Boarding Ladder

An integrated boarding ladder makes it easier to climb back aboard after swimming, tubing or entering the water.

Combined with the stable ST3 hull and large swim platform, the ladder helps make the GTX a practical choice for families and passengers.

Ergolock Touring Seat

The two-piece Ergolock seat uses a stepped design to support the operator and passengers during longer rides. A seat strap provides an additional handhold for passengers.

The two-piece design also provides flexibility when using the large rear platform for relaxing or carrying accessories.

Variable Trim System

The Variable Trim System allows riders to adjust the watercraft’s running angle to suit changing conditions, passenger loads and riding preferences.

Trim adjustments can affect bow position, acceleration and how the machine responds while cornering or travelling through rougher water.

Speed Regulator and Slow-Speed Mode

The GTX includes Eco and Sport riding modes, a speed regulator and slow-speed mode.

Speed regulator helps maintain a selected pace on longer cruises. Slow-speed mode provides more precise control around marinas, docks and no-wake areas.

Optional GTX Tech Package

The available Tech Package adds entertainment, connectivity and display upgrades, including:

• Waterproof Premium BRP Audio
• Bluetooth connectivity
• 7.8-inch colour display
• BRP Connect compatibility
• Music controls
• Navigation functions
• Fuel-consumption information
• USB charging port

The standard GTX uses a 7.6-inch digital display. Buyers should confirm whether the Tech Package is included on the specific watercraft they are considering.

Is the Sea-Doo GTX Good for Families?

The GTX is a strong choice for families that want a stable, comfortable personal watercraft with room for up to three riders.

Its boarding ladder, large swim platform, passenger-focused seating and nearly 99 litres of storage help it support family cruising, swimming, tow sports and longer days away from the dock.

Families primarily interested in casual recreation may find the GTX 170 provides all the performance they need. The GTX 230 offers additional power for passengers and tow sports, while the GTX 300 is better suited to riders who place a high priority on acceleration.

Is the Sea-Doo GTX Good for Long-Distance Riding?

The GTX is specifically positioned as a touring personal watercraft. Its ST3 fiberglass hull, 70-litre fuel tank, comfortable seat, speed regulator, direct-access storage and optional audio and navigation technology make it suitable for extended rides.

Actual riding range will depend on engine choice, speed, passenger load, weather, water conditions and riding habits. Riders should always check fuel levels, weather forecasts and local conditions before setting out on a longer trip.

Is the Sea-Doo GTX Good for Beginners?

The GTX can be suitable for a new personal watercraft owner who wants a full-sized, stable machine.

Features that may help newer riders include:

• Stable ST3 hull
• Electronic brake and reverse
• Slow-speed mode
• Speed regulator
• Wide-angle mirrors
• Eco mode
• Boarding ladder
• Tilt steering

However, the GTX is longer and heavier than the Spark or GTI. New owners should practise docking, launching, trailering and low-speed manoeuvring in a quiet area before operating in busy waterways.

The GTX 170 is generally the most approachable engine choice for buyers who do not require supercharged acceleration.

GTX 170 vs GTX 230 vs GTX 300

The best engine depends on how you plan to use your Sea-Doo.

Choose the GTX 170 when:

• Touring comfort matters more than maximum acceleration
• You prefer naturally aspirated performance
• Fuel economy and regular gasoline are priorities
• You mainly plan to cruise and carry passengers
• You want the lowest starting price in the GTX range

Choose the GTX 230 when:

• You want supercharged power
• You frequently carry passengers
• You plan to participate in tow sports
• You want stronger acceleration without moving to 300 horsepower
• You want a balance of touring comfort and performance

Choose the GTX 300 when:

• Maximum performance within the standard GTX range is important
• You want significantly stronger acceleration
• You regularly ride on larger, open bodies of water
• You want premium touring comfort with high horsepower
• The requirement for premium gasoline is not a concern

The three versions otherwise share the same rider capacity, dimensions, storage, hull design and major convenience features.

Sea-Doo GTI SE vs GTX

The GTI SE is a recreational model designed around family versatility and value. The GTX is larger and more touring-focused, with a fiberglass hull and higher-output engine choices.

The GTI SE offers:

• 130- or 170-horsepower engines
• Lightweight Polytec hull
• 130.7-inch length
• 152.8 litres of storage
• 4.5-inch display
• Lower starting price
• Recreational handling and family versatility

The GTX offers:

• 170-, 230- or 300-horsepower engines
• Fiberglass ST3 hull
• 135.9-inch length
• 98.9 litres of storage
• 7.6-inch standard display
• Optional 7.8-inch colour display and audio
• Greater rough-water and touring capability

Choose the GTI SE when recreational versatility, lighter weight and storage capacity are your priorities. Choose the GTX when premium comfort, stability, longer-distance cruising and higher horsepower matter more.

Sea-Doo GTX vs GTX Limited

The standard GTX provides a choice of 170, 230 or 300 horsepower and lets buyers add the optional Tech Package.

The GTX Limited moves farther into the luxury and high-performance category with:

• 325-horsepower supercharged engine
• 10.25-inch touchscreen display
• Premium 100-watt audio system
• Hydraulic Steering Damper
• Exclusive colour and trim options
• Premium features included as standard equipment

The standard GTX currently starts at $19,799, while the 2026 GTX Limited starts at $27,999. Choose the GTX when you want greater flexibility in engine choice and equipment. Choose the GTX Limited when maximum luxury, technology and performance are the priorities.

Available 2026 Sea-Doo GTX Colour

The 2026 Sea-Doo GTX is offered in Blue Abyss and Gulfstream Blue.

Colour, engine and package availability will depend on current dealership inventory. Contact Cartronics Powersports to confirm which GTX models are available in Kingston.

Serving Kingston and Eastern Ontario

Cartronics Powersports is conveniently located in Kingston and proudly serves Sea-Doo customers from throughout Eastern Ontario.

Customers visit us from Amherstview, Odessa, Bath, Napanee, Gananoque, Sydenham, Verona, Sharbot Lake, Westport, Brockville, Belleville, Trenton, Quinte West, Picton, Prince Edward County, Perth and Smiths Falls.

Whether you plan to explore Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River, the Bay of Quinte, the Rideau Canal, Charleston Lake or the Thousand Islands, our team can help you select the GTX engine and equipment that fit your riding style.

Why Buy Your Sea-Doo GTX from Cartronics Powersports?

Cartronics Powersports has served Kingston and Eastern Ontario since 1971. As a Platinum BRP Dealer, we provide knowledgeable assistance throughout the buying and ownership experience.

When you purchase your Sea-Doo GTX from Cartronics Powersports, you have access to:

• New and pre-owned Sea-Doo inventory
• Competitive financing options
• Trade-in assistance
• Genuine Sea-Doo parts and accessories
• Professional maintenance and repairs
• Trailers and towing equipment
• Life jackets and safety gear
• LinQ touring and storage accessories
• Ongoing support from an experienced team

We can help you compare the GTX 170, 230 and 300, determine whether the Tech Package is right for you and select accessories for touring, recreation and tow sports.

Find Your 2026 Sea-Doo GTX in Kingston

Ready to explore farther in comfort? Visit Cartronics Powersports in Kingston to see available 2026 Sea-Doo GTX models and learn about current pricing, promotions, trade-ins and financing options.

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Sea-Doo GTX Questions and Answers

How much does a 2026 Sea-Doo GTX cost in Canada?

The 2026 Sea-Doo GTX 170 currently starts at $19,799, the GTX 230 starts at $20,799, and the GTX 300 starts at $23,299 in Canada.

Sea-Doo currently lists pricing with transportation and preparation at $21,094 for the GTX 170, $22,094 for the GTX 230 and $24,594 for the GTX 300. Taxes, registration, accessories and other charges may be additional. Contact Cartronics Powersports for current all-in pricing and available promotions.

What is the difference between the GTX 170, 230 and 300?

The main difference is engine performance. The GTX 170 is naturally aspirated, while the GTX 230 and GTX 300 are supercharged.

All three versions share the ST3 hull, three-rider capacity, 70-litre fuel tank, 98.9 litres of storage and major touring features.

How many people can ride a Sea-Doo GTX?

The 2026 Sea-Doo GTX accommodates up to three riders and has a listed weight capacity of 600 pounds or 273 kilograms.

Is the Sea-Doo GTX supercharged?

The GTX 230 and GTX 300 are supercharged and use external intercoolers. The GTX 170 is naturally aspirated.

What type of fuel does the Sea-Doo GTX use?

The GTX 170 and GTX 230 are designed to use regular 87-octane gasoline. The GTX 300 requires premium 91-octane gasoline. All three models have a 70-litre fuel tank.

How much storage does the Sea-Doo GTX have?

The 2026 GTX provides 98.9 litres of total storage. This includes a 96-litre direct-access front compartment and a 2.9-litre glove box.

Does the Sea-Doo GTX have reverse?

Yes. The GTX includes electronic iBR, which provides braking, neutral and reverse through handlebar-mounted controls.

Does the Sea-Doo GTX have a boarding ladder?

Yes. An integrated boarding ladder is standard equipment on the 2026 GTX.

What is iDF on the Sea-Doo GTX?

The Intelligent Debris-Free System lets the rider activate a process from the handlebars that helps clear weeds and debris from the pump.

Does the Sea-Doo GTX come with speakers?

Premium BRP Audio is available through the optional Tech Package. The package also includes a 7.8-inch colour display and USB port. Confirm whether the package is installed on the individual GTX you are considering.

Does the Sea-Doo GTX have cruise control?

The GTX includes a speed regulator that helps maintain a selected pace. It also has a slow-speed mode for increased control around docks, marinas and no-wake areas.

Can a Sea-Doo GTX pull a tube?

The GTX includes a ski tow eye, seats up to three riders and can be used for approved tow-sports activities when properly equipped.

Canadian rules require someone other than the operator to watch the person being towed, and the watercraft must have enough seating for every person being towed. Local restrictions may also apply.

Is the Sea-Doo GTX suitable for beginners?

The GTX can be suitable for beginners who want a stable, full-sized touring watercraft. Its electronic brake and reverse, slow-speed mode, speed regulator and stable hull can make it more approachable.

Because it is larger and heavier than a Spark or GTI, first-time owners should practise low-speed manoeuvring and trailering before using it in crowded areas.

How much does a Sea-Doo GTX weigh?

The GTX 170 weighs 776 pounds dry, the GTX 230 weighs 809 pounds, and the GTX 300 weighs 829 pounds.

Models equipped with the Tech Package weigh approximately 20 pounds more. Fuel, trailer, accessories and equipment must be included when calculating total towing weight.

How fast does a Sea-Doo GTX go?

Sea-Doo does not publish a guaranteed top-speed figure on the Canadian GTX specification sheet. Actual speed varies based on the engine, passenger load, water conditions, fuel level, weather and installed accessories.

Do I need a boating licence to operate a Sea-Doo GTX in Ontario?

Anyone operating a motorized pleasure craft in Canada must carry recognized proof of competency, most commonly a Pleasure Craft Operator Card. A person younger than 16 may not operate a personal watercraft, even under direct supervision.

What warranty comes with the 2026 Sea-Doo GTX?

Sea-Doo lists a one-year BRP limited warranty for the 2026 GTX. Promotional or extended coverage may also be available, so confirm current warranty options with Cartronics Powersports.

Where can I buy a Sea-Doo GTX near Kingston?

Cartronics Powersports in Kingston offers Sea-Doo GTX models, financing, trade-in assistance, trailers, genuine accessories, replacement parts and professional service for customers throughout Kingston and Eastern Ontario.

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