Experience the perfect fusion of power and versatility with the 2026 Yamaha 222 XE, featuring an impressive twin-engine setup delivering 400 total horsepower. This 22-foot jet boat combines Yamaha's renowned reliability with cutting-edge design, making it ideal for everything from exhilarating watersports sessions to relaxing family cruises. The sleek black hull commands attention on the water while providing the durability you expect from Yamaha's premium construction. Powered by dual Yamaha 1.9-liter 200HP engines, the 222 XE delivers exceptional acceleration and top-end performance that serious boaters demand. The spacious 8.5-foot beam provides ample room for passengers and gear, while the generous 70-gallon fuel capacity ensures extended adventures without frequent stops. Yamaha's legendary jet propulsion system offers superior shallow-water capability and eliminates the worry of propeller damage, making this boat perfect for exploring diverse waterways. This brand-new 2026 model represents the latest in Yamaha's jet boat innovation, offering modern amenities and proven performance in one impressive package. Located in Knoxville and priced at $91,998, the 222 XE delivers exceptional value for boaters seeking premium quality and thrilling performance.
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