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2024 Yamaha 252XE Key Largo, FL

2024 Yamaha 252XE Key Largo, FL-Test

Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Key Largo

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 6. September 2026
4.3/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.4
Leistung4.5
Komfort4.1
Fahrverhalten4.4
Preis-Leistung4.2

Technische Daten

Werft
Yamaha Boats
Modell
252 XE
Länge
25 ft (8 m)
Gäste
12
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Urteil

The 2024 Yamaha 252XE is a capable 25-foot jet-powered wake boat that blends strong acceleration, family-friendly seating for 12, and useful watersports equipment. It is less about luxury than versatility, but it offers a well-rounded package for buyers who want towing performance and shallow-water confidence.

Vorteile

  • +Twin 1.9L High Output jet propulsion with strong acceleration
  • +Seats up to 12, making it practical for group outings
  • +Wake-focused setup with ballast, tower, and board racks
  • +Shallow draft suits sandbars, ramps, and coastal use
  • +Convex hull and jet drives support agile maneuvering

Nachteile

  • No cabin, so overnight comfort is not part of the package
  • Jet boats can be less efficient than comparable sterndrive cruisers
  • Wake-focused equipment adds complexity and cost
  • Ride comfort can be more active in rougher chop than on larger cruisers

The 2024 Yamaha 252XE is a 24'6" to 25-foot wake-oriented jet boat built around twin 1.9L High Output Yamaha engines and a fiberglass hull. Its design favors versatility and tow-sport use over cruising luxury, with a 12-person capacity and a layout aimed at day boating, watersports, and easy access to shallow water.

On the water, the 252XE should feel quick and responsive. Twin jet propulsion typically delivers strong low-speed control, rapid acceleration, and good maneuverability around docks and tight marinas, while the wake-focused hardware makes it more suitable for wakeboarding and family tow-sport sessions than for long-distance cruising.

Comfort is solid for a family day boat: seating for 12, convertible stern seating, and a practical cockpit layout make it easy to host a group. That said, it is not a cabin boat, so livability is limited to daytime use. For buyers who want a feature-rich, tow-sport-ready platform with shallow draft and strong utility, the value proposition is competitive, though not inexpensive once wake equipment is factored in.

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