The Alera Model M 25L proves pontoons can be both bold and brilliantly functional. At its heart is the exclusive Spectre Tower, a sleek aluminum-arch design with power-actuated folding, an integrated one-touch Bimini, with courtesy lighting throughout. Large docking grab handles, accent-colored panels, and the ability to mount RGB-lit, 360-degree Roswell arch speakers make it as practical as it is eye-catching.

On deck, the 25L’s quad-lounge layout delivers wraparound comfort, anchored by a deluxe helm with a 12-inch Simrad display and Roswell R1 audio system. Smart details such as Alera’s patent-pending fuel fill through the ski/tow bar, a wide-step Lewmar ladder, and an easy-access trash system, show Alera’s commitment to making every moment on board seamless.

With premium craftsmanship, innovative features, and entertainment that surrounds you, the Model M 25L isn’t just another luxury triple toon – it’s a showcase of design leadership and intentional detail built for boaters who expect more. (www.aleramarine.com)

This floorplan was first introduced last year on its Catalina and LSZ models with huge reception from customers, quickly becoming top sellers. Now the well-loved floorplan will be incorporated into Avalon’s flagship carbon fiber model.

The LSZ Entertainer also received a huge refresh for 2026. The aft of this model now boasts a spacious table surrounded by comfortable booth seating and a versatile flip-flop rear bed and bench. This expands on the entertainer versatility by offering flexible seating arrangements perfect for dining, socializing, or lounging. (www.avalonpontoons.com)

Starting at the top with Barletta’s most luxurious line, the Reserve changes for the new year include a new PlayPen cover that has been completely redesigned with clips or poles that is available on all its boats. New standards include relocation for depth finders to improve depth reading, thicker underbelly panels, Black Onyx vinyl furniture accent color, new dash panel on the Leggera helm, and new etched hard plastic switch covers. New options include custom color paint on rails sides, on board battery chargers and new aft design for Meridian floor plans.

The Lusso line has a new helm that includes a 12-inch touch screen in place of gauges, making it similar to the Leggera helm. There is also a new battery switch located at the helm that is standard. Improved standards include the new mounting location for the depth finders (an improvement for all Barletta models), dimmable dash, improved Lusso steering wheel, new Onyx furniture accent and new dash panel surround accent. All engine options now include Simrad integration too.

For the Corsa or mid-line model, the Triple Toon package is now standard and the steering wheel has also been completely redesigned. Dimmable gauges, thicker underbelly and hard plastic lens switch covers has also been improved. There is also a new bow Bimini option as well as exterior lighting track upgrade for improved retention.

With a completely redesigned furniture package and exterior rail package, the Cabrio line has a fresh look for model year 2026. New standards for this line include a new design for the Cabrio steering wheel, 5-inch pop up cleats and an Eagle 5 chart plotter.

Improved standards include a Cabrio stereo upgrade with zone control and a new Onyx furniture accent. Options include adding an on board battery charger or the new bow Bimini.

Lastly for the Aria line, the new 20L floorplan for the entry-level market has been added and like the other model lines, it too has the new PlayPen cover and new mounting location for the depth finder. The exterior rails have also been completely redesigned for the new model year along with the Aria helm (with digital switches) and a new design for the steering wheel.

A cushion position for the rear-facing configuration has been added to improve the U-lounge and the dog dish has been relocated to the port side of the chaise lounge. New options include adding an on board battery charger and an Eagle 5 chart plotter. (www.barlettaboats.com)

With a 15-passenger capacity, the Legacy DL comes standard with Sea Star mechanical tilt steering, black powder coat fence rails and a black Bimini frame, as well as an extended rear deck and a molded table with cupholders. Optional add-ons include a mooring cover, power Bimini, windshield option, upgraded stereo, docking kit, and an EZ View bow gate. Easily reaching speeds of over 40 mph, the Legacy DL can be powered by your choice of Mercury, Yamaha, Suzuki, or Honda engines, making it ideal for both high-speed adventures and relaxed outings. (www.bentleypontoons.com)

With high quality construction, innovative features and a management team made up of respected marine enthusiasts with decades of pontoon-specific experience, Evotti looks and feels like a manufacturer who has been building boats for years.

Founded by a team of pioneers with a combined 500 plus years of industry experience, Evotti is determined to transform the pontoon boating industry.

“We’re not just building boats—we’re building better experiences,” said Andrew Bona, Evotti. “With the combined expertise of our team, we know exactly where the industry has fallen short, and we’re here to deliver solutions that will raise the standard for performance, reliability, and customer satisfaction.”

The company is also making a clear promise: to be a true partner to both dealers and retail customers. By focusing on trust, transparency, and long-term relationships, the brand aims to set itself apart not only in product quality, but also in the way it supports its partners.

For model year 2026, Evotti is offering its 500 and 700 Series of pontoons in a variety of layouts and sizes including its Convertable Stern (CS) and Quad Lounge (QL) floorplans. Both lines include Evotti’s EVO3 hull, lighted power Bimini, EVO fender flips, LilliPad Marine ladder, mid-ship cleat, elevated helm and other key standard features. The higher-end 700 Series comes standard with a 15-inch Widescreen Garmin at the helm, JL Audio sound system with sub and amp, wireless phone chargers throughout, glass windscreen and other luxurious upgrades.

Evotti is worth looking for as you head to the early boat shows, and don’t forget to watch for its hidden logo. Easter egg is the slang term used for something extra hidden within a film for viewers to see if they can find it or not. Evotti engineers must be fans since the new lineup includes some playful or clever surprises with the subtle ways its logo appears. Obvious logo placements can be found at the helm chair and in the furniture, but a closer look reveals the logo is hidden in its exterior rail design, grab handles, fender holder and in other locations. (www.evotti.com)

Ensuring its most popular line of pontoons stays on top, Landau has completely redesigned the interior of the Island Breeze line. New furniture designs are available in four colors—grey, white, taupe, and cognac—with three new exterior color options—sage green, matte black, and mocha–for a high-end look. The furniture now has built-in cupholders in the couch backs and the console figuration includes in-dash multi-function displays with an option of a Lowrance 5-inch Eagle or a Simrad 7-inch NSX. All 25-foot models are now rated for 250hp with a GPS speedometer coming standard. All 2026 Landau models will include the Landau Link App, which includes 24/7 live customer service, emergency mechanical helpline, battery monitoring, GPS tracking, and an anti-theft mode for safety and security. (www.landauboats.com)

Known as the Flamingo Five, the Wisconsin-based builder is coming out hot with five key innovations that may leave you wondering how you lived without them before. For starters, the dual windshields convert into serving counters. Enjoy the windshields while underway, but convert them to a serving counter when lounging for additional space when entertaining.

In the bow are two lounge tables that are perfectly hidden below the seat cushions that when deployed can be used separately or brought together to form a large gathering table. When not using the tables, they can be returned to under-the-bow seats without sacrificing any storage and the cupholders on each side of the table are still accessible for passengers although stowed. Worth noting, despite not having a traditional table pedestal, the table is solid and as stable as a permanently mounted one, which makes it that more impressive.

We’ve seen multi-purpose stern lounges before, but nothing quite like the MegaLounge with a dynamic floorplan. As a nearly infinitely variable rear seating lounge, you can face bow, stern, port or starboard, in sunpad, couches, or chair formats. You no longer have to choose between having two bench seats in the stern, or one rear lounger. It can adjust on the fly to accommodate your needs, making this one of the most versatile floorplans available. The innovative design Flamingo offers with its rOhm pontoon transitions consumer thinking from ‘or’ to ‘and’ as they no longer need to choose.

As a perfect complement to the MegaLounge, the back panels or “wings” in the stern fold down to provide additional floor space and drastically improve your water access.

Lastly, included in the Flamingo Five is innovative storage. Your inflated tubes or boards often get in the way, but because the MegaLounge is adjustable, you can position the seating to create unique storage space for your water toys.

When comparing the rOhm 24 to a traditional 26-footer, the deck space drastically improves from 97 to 150 square feet (over 50 percent), table and counter space from 6 to 19 square feet (over 300 percent) with the water frontage jumping from 28 feet to 56.5 feet (over 100 percent). Simply put, more seating versatility, lounging area and entertaining options.

For model year 2026, the rOhm is available in 22, 24, and 26-foot lengths and available with Mercury or Yamaha outboard power ranging from 150hp to 500hp. Base price for the 22-foot model starts under $100,000. (www.flamingo-marine.com)

L23 QS and L25 QS, quad seating layouts with four loungers, come standard with a long list of features including dual high-back helms chairs with adjustable height, 12.3-inch digital touchscreen and QMI multi-flex hydraulic power assist steering. The L23 UL or L25 UL (Ultra Lounge) layout includes dual high-back helm seats with slider swivel and adjustable height, two bow loungers and a large aft flip-back multi-position lounger. A 9-inch Simrad with GPS also comes standard along with QMI multi-flex hydraulic power assist steering and JL Audio system with Bluetooth and four 6.5-inch speakers. (www.vanderbiltpontoons.com)

Monaco is the series that many refer to as “Value Luxury.” In other words, it is a step up from Sweetwater in size and comfort, and has more standards, but is still priced for the mid-range. Monaco has a new rail design and graphics packages, a new bow gate, trash with a flapper pass-through on the helm door, and an updated helm. Plus, now standard is a 5-inch Lowrance unit, or you can upgrade to a 7-inch Simrad or Garmin; or you can have the MFD deleted if you don’t have a need for a unit and want to save a little.

New for Monaco, AquaPatio, and Sanpan, Godfrey has moved the fuel tank to the center of the boat.  This improves the ride due to the improved center of gravity, to help counterbalance the increased weight of higher horsepower engines. A new Elite Tower and Grand Luxe Arch that can be used across Monaco, AquaPatio, and Sanpan has also been added. (www.godfreypontoonboats.com)

As Viaggio’s flagship product, the Diamante features three-inch rails, a Plexiglas vision gate at the bow (perfect for kids and pets), automotive style graphics, Viaggio’s patent-pending “gill” design (featuring a three-dimensional V-branded raised decal with recessed LED lighting within the sidewall), an automotive-style graphics package, a raised helm, diamond-stitched furniture, and much more. (www.viaggiopontoonboats.com)

Featuring a dramatic bow-to-stern redesign, the 2025 Sunliner lineup reflects Harris’s visual design language that prioritizes premium comfort, performance, and aesthetics. The modernized feel, bold styling, and smart features include an all-new rear sun-lounger entertainment layout, an elevated helm with a redesigned console, flush stainless steel switches, and an optional raised platform. With five layout options, you’ll be sure to find the perfect one for you. (www.harrisboats.com)

For family-focused fun, the LF series boasts flexible layouts, a stern fishing station, a bow fishing package, and a premium console with an ergonomic helm and KICKER audio system. The modern design includes full-height fencing, sleek black railings, stylish furniture, and durable vinyl flooring in multiple color options including indigo blue, wineberry, metallic black, and more. Built for reliability and backed by confidence, the LF Pontoon is built on Lowe’s rock-solid chassis and backed by a limited lifetime structural warranty and 10-year warranty on deck components. (www.loweboats.com)

It also features its beefy stainless steel Heavy Duty Super Ladder that has been improved with 6-inch step treads for easy and safe access to and from the water. The Dual Engine goal for JC TriToon is to establish redundant power on big water with the added benefit of additional speed. (www.jcpontoon.com)

Featuring a completely new fiberglass helm, the EVO has hydraulic steering and a new seat base that eliminates that tube-style pedestal, which makes the driver’s seat feel much more secure. Bow eyes come standard with high intensity docking lights, as well as a split back Stern Lounge seat that accommodates forward-facing passengers and rear-facing passengers simultaneously. For MY26, Montara has added Coosa Fiberglass flooring to replace the marine plywood. Liquid propulsion stern thrusters are a standard feature on every Montara to provide greater power and equal thrust to port and starboard. (www.montaraboats.com)

Starting for 2026, Princecraft has invested over $5 million in a powdercoat paint line, which opens up possibilities and adds a wide range of options to its pontoon lineup as well as offering more Black Edition models across each series. From the stunning new black railings on many models to the Phantom Edition of the Sport 188, the dark color gives boats a fresh, striking look. (www.princecraft.com)

Among a bevy of new updates, Qwest is also unveiling an Electric Outboard package with the Ilmor Ion—a state-of-the-art electric motor featuring integrated power trim, a digital display, RGB LED cowl lighting, and 9.9hp equivalent performance. The package includes an EPOCH 105 ah 48-volt battery and charger, making sustainable boating more accessible than ever.

Revolutionary hull technology paired with electric steering is at the heart of Qwest’s performance revolution. The Advanced Center Tube Technology (A.C.T.) hull is engineered for dynamic handling and superior control. The larger, lower center tube lowers the boat’s center of gravity, creating a stable pivot point for confident cornering and smoother rides.

Other updates include bold color options in cool-touch vinyl and flooring choices so you can personalize your style with brandy tan and sleek black cool-touch fabric and black cool-touch woven flooring for comfort and flair. New, smooth aluminum wall panels offer not just a clean look but also effortless cleaning and modern aesthetics. The all-new digital command says goodbye to mechanical switches. All M-Class models offer advanced electronic control over lighting, audio, and navigation, with multi-location access for seamless convenience. (www.qwestpontoons.com)

One of Revel’s most significant innovations is the Revel Steptoon, engineered with the Revel Tracking System (RTS) to set a new benchmark for pontoon performance. This advanced hull design reduces drag, delivers higher top speeds, and improves handling at both cruising and high speeds. Revel’s RTS brings agility that most pontoons can’t match. “It’s a pair of tracking fins mounted outside the center tube that help by holding the boat tight through turns,” Jared Lacefield, sales director of Revel Boats said. The result? A pontoon that handles more like a sport boat—turning on a dime and docking with agility.

Skipping the entry-level and focusing on discerning buyers, Revel’s lineup includes customization options and an interactive Design Your Revel online tool, which allows users to build and rotate a 360-degree view of their boat, customizing everything from layout to color and features. Revel’s RS25 model resets the standard in luxury and performance. With more seating, ample storage, and premium features, the RS25 offers the perfect blend of comfort and excitement. The comfortable aft lounge seat comes standard with four interchangeable positions to suit any activity from socializing to tanning. The convertible co-captain seat is perfect for both socializing and relaxing so you can sit next to the driver for conversation, or lounge out and enjoy the view.

The RS25L model brings your Revel to the next level with the Mercury 300 Verado engine, but you can upgrade to a range of high-performance Mercury outboard engines up to 500hp. These engines are built for superior speed and power. The RS25L has a custom-designed windshield that fits perfectly with the unique shape of your pontoon, and its sleek telescoping tower lowers at the push of a button, even while underway. (www.revelboats.com)

Rear corner doors on all Cruise and Cruise Limited models are also new and will help ease the boarding experience and provide better accessibility to the swim platform. The tilting handlebar on models with 230hp and up allows for better ergonomics and more flexibility for the captain. Speaking of the captain, the bigger 10.25-inch screen on a variety of models with tech package improves visibility of the gauges.

The new and optional Front Dodger acts as a windshield and protects your from rain and wind. The best part is that it stows in the Bimini top storage compartment to optimize on board layout without altering your field of vision when using. There is also an improved mooring and trailering cover to protect your boat.

New LinQ accessories include a Rear Floating Mat Holder that quickly attaches and secures your floating mat to the rear deck of the Switch as well as a BBQ table with LinQ Lite. Other new changes include a pop-up changing room that stows under the seats but can be quickly installed to the Bimini structure with simple strap attachments. A compact 13-foot Switch Fish with a 170hp engine is now part of the lineup, along with a new Neo Mint color exterior color across the board. (www.sea-doo.com)

The re-imagined ergonomic helm has a floating command center and custom billet aluminum details. Standard helm features include power-assist hydraulic steering, tilt wheel, Garmin GPS Map 943XSV, integrated RGB light commander, and a premium JL -Audio MM105 stereo system with 8-channel DSP amplifier, M6 marine sub and elevated M6 speakers. For those seeking the ultimate in technology and control, the Diamond Elite models elevate the experience further with Helm Master EX, Siren 3 Pro monitoring system, and an upgraded Garmin GPS Map 1243XSV. Customers can also select between the new high-speed power Bimini or the stylish Diamond Arch for shade and protection. Every SunCatcher Elite Series pontoon comes fully featured with the complete package and all in the price. What you see is what you get; no add-ons required. (www.suncatcherpontoons.com)

Differing in length and passenger capacity, the VR265 has a LOA of 26.5 feet and can carry 17 passengers. Both models come standard with high-end finishes, tripletoon performance packages, gate latches and magnetic gate stops, an integrated fender and bumper storage system, and high-rise hydraulic chair pedestals. Further upgrade options include higher horsepower, a tower package, power assist hydraulic steering, and double Biminis. (www.verandamarine.com)