SeaNXT Elite Scooter is a Real-Life Spy Gadget for the Water

There’s no denying that some of the more innovative PWC out there seem straight out of a movie. While mounting something like a hydrofoil can feel purely sci-fi (let’s be honest: that’s exactly what the Silver Surfer must feel like), and blasting through the air on a water jetpack may feel like Jedi powers, most of the time a PWC feels a lot like starring in an action movie. Ripping across the water on a jet ski can certainly feel like Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible, yet sometimes we come across a futuristic craft that seems straight out of a spy film.

Enter the SeaNXT Elite Scooter. We’ve all seen a movie where the protagonist dives into the water, only to grab onto a motorized board and speed away to their hidden base of operations—and this newly launched PWC provides just that (secret lair sold separately).

Capable of reaching an exhilarating 13 mph, the SeaNXT Elite Scooter combines cutting-edge technology with sleek design. Its carbon fiber body houses dual 2-kilowatt electric motors, delivering a remarkable 157 lb-ft of thrust—more than enough for serious divers and thrill-seekers.

While the 48V lithium-ion battery does put some limits on runtime—maxing out at 40 minutes at top speed—the quick 1.5-hour recharge makes it possible to get a few good runs in on the same day. Switching to Eco mode extends that to as much as 80 minutes. Navigation is streamlined with a built-in GPS and LCD screen, making it easy to track speed, depth, and route.

Perhaps most importantly, safety is built in: the scooter is slightly positively buoyant, ensuring it will float to the surface if released. This makes it a dependable choice for divers at any skill level.

As you might imagine, this kind of futuristic technology comes with a “futuristic” price tag—$12,653 to start. Even so, for those seeking an elevated diving experience and some truly cinematic moments, the SeaNXT Elite Scooter might just be worth it.

 

Jessica Waters
Jessica Waters
Editor – [email protected] Currently the Managing Editor of the Dalton Daily Citizen in Northwest Georgia, Jessica Waters is a photojournalist and reporter who has covered competition stock car racing, downhill skiing, motocross, horse racing and hydroplane races for more than 30 years, and added jet ski races and freestyle competitions in 2010, covering many competitions for local and national media outlets.

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