2025 Supra SV400

Name: 2025 Supra SV400
Brand: Supra
Price: 161398 USD
Availability: InStock

5.0 · 10 dealership reviews

New•Nashville/Gallatin

MSRP $233,307.69

$161,398

Save $71,909.69

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Description

The 2025 Supra SV400 in striking Charcoal is built for those who refuse to settle — delivering exhilarating on-water performance and premium wake-shaping capability in a 22-foot package that commands attention from the dock to the crest of every wave. Powered by the Indmar Raptor 400 producing 356 horsepower, this boat launches skiers and wakeboarders with confidence and authority, whether you're chasing a personal best or just making memories with the crew behind the tower.

Supra loaded this SV400 with thoughtful features that elevate every outing. Dual Stern Thrusters make docking effortless even in tight marina slips, while Bow Docking Lights and Tower Docking Lights keep things safe after sunset. The 3 Layer Non-Skid deck surface provides sure footing for riders of all ages, and the Swim Platform Drop Step and Swim Platform Cover make re-boarding smooth and stylish. A 4-Port Heater extends your season well into cooler weather, and the matching 15" spare tire means you're always ready for the road ahead.

Currently available at our Nashville/Gallatin location, this SV400 is priced at $161,398 and qualifies for our NON CURRENT DISCOUNT — making it an outstanding opportunity to own a world-class wake boat at exceptional value. The colored tower with Tower Down Cover adds a custom-finished look that ties perfectly into the Charcoal hull. If you're serious about watersports and serious about style, the 2025 Supra SV400 is ready to deliver. Come see it in person or reach out today — this one won't last long.

Specifications

Options

•Dual Stern Thrusters
•3 Layer Non Skid
•Bow Docking Lights
•Tower Docking Lights
•Tower Colored
•Tower Down Cover

•Swim Platforum Cover
•Heater 4 Port
•Swim Platforum Drop Step
•Matching 15" Spare Tire
•NON CURRENT DISCOUNT!!!

What owners & reviewers say

Based on 5 reviews from across the web

The SV400 is Supra's step up from their previous compact entry-level towboat, and owners and reviewers consistently say it performs well above its size class. The ride, handling, and wake quality draw comparisons to larger, more expensive towboats, and several people note it drives with the agility and responsiveness you expect from a true inboard. Competition-level wakeboarding and wakesurfing performance are the headline draw, but reviewers also point out it handles waterskiing surprisingly well for a surf-oriented boat.

On board, the intuitive touchscreen controls and an extensive suite of wake and surf technology, including Supra's AutoWake System, Swell 3.0 Surf System, Supra Smartplate, and Launch System, make it straightforward to dial in conditions for different riders. Storage is consistently called out as a genuine strong point, with room for a full day's worth of gear for the whole family.

Overall build quality earns real respect in the towboat community, with some experienced owners placing it very close to the segment's most recognized names. If you spend most of your time behind the boat wakeboarding or wakesurfing, the SV400 is a capable, well-rounded platform.

What owners like

Competition-level wake and surf performance from a 22-foot hull
Handles surprisingly well for waterskiing too
Agile, responsive handling with true inboard feel
Intuitive touchscreen controls, easy to operate
Extensive built-in wake tech: AutoWake, Swell 3.0, Smartplate, and Launch System
Generous storage throughout for gear and family supplies
Build quality that earns comparison to the segment's top names

Frequently asked questions

Is the SV400 suitable for wakesurfing and wakeboarding, or does it favor one over the other?

Our owners and reviewers consistently use it for both, and it holds up well for each. The onboard surf and wake systems let you tune the setup for whichever discipline you're running.

Can the SV400 also be used for waterskiing?

Yes, and reviewers call that out as a pleasant surprise. For a boat built around wake and surf performance, it handles traditional waterskiing better than you might expect.

How does the SV400 handle compared to larger towboats?

People who have driven both say the SV400 turns and responds like a bigger inboard, with one owner noting it can complete a full 360-degree turn with ease. The agility stands out for a boat this size.

How easy is it to operate all the wake and surf technology?

The touchscreen controls are intuitive enough that owners describe the boat as easy to run, even with all the built-in systems. The AutoWake, Swell 3.0, Smartplate, and Launch System are all accessible from the helm.

How is the storage on the SV400?

Storage is one of the features owners mention most consistently. There's enough room for gear, towels, food, and everything else a family typically brings for a full day on the water.

How does the SV400's build quality compare to other towboat brands?

Experienced owners in the towboat community place Supra's build quality very close to the segment's most respected names. That's a consistent theme we hear from people who have owned or spent time on multiple brands.

Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.