SEABOB F9, F9 S and SE63: models, specs and prices in 2026
The current SEABOB models compared: battery, run time, charging, depth limit, weight and the official list prices for Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific.
SEABOB currently sells two models in its F9 series, the F9 and the F9 S, plus the SE63 special edition. In Germany the F9 lists at €11,477.55 and the F9 S at €15,053.50 including VAT. The F9 runs for up to 40 minutes, the F9 S for 50, and both stop automatically at 3 metres depth unless the limit is changed.
All figures come from the manufacturer CAYAGO's data sheet, price lists and press material as of October 2026. This article covers SEABOB only; we will compare other underwater scooters separately.
Which SEABOB models are available?
- SEABOB F9 and SEABOB F9 S, designed by Studio F. A. Porsche (seabob.com)
- SEABOB SE63 for Automobili Lamborghini, a special edition (seabob.com)
The older F5 models are no longer offered on the manufacturer's site (seabob.com). SEABOB is made by CAYAGO AG, based in Stuttgart, with sales and production in Bad Salzuflen, Germany.
How do the F9 and F9 S compare?
From the F9 technical data sheet:
| F9 | F9 S | |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | 48 V, 18 Ah, 0.8 kWh (1.2 kWh with Battery Capacity Plus) | 48 V, 27 Ah, 1.2 kWh |
| Run time (sporty riding) | up to 40 min (60 min with Capacity Plus) | 50 min |
| Charging, standard | about 4 h (6 h with Capacity Plus) | 6 h |
| Charging, Quick Charger | about 1 h (1.5 h with Capacity Plus) | 1.5 h |
| Motor | 2.6 kW, 60 TP thrust rating | 3.6 kW, 84 TP |
| Depth | safety cut-off at 3.0 m (factory setting), adjustable to max. 25 m | same |
| Weight | about 22.9 kg (24.8 kg with Capacity Plus) | about 25.9 kg |
| Buoyancy in water | about 10 kg (9 kg with Capacity Plus) | about 8 kg |
| Size | 1,023 × 526 × 343 mm | same |
The F9 S comes with Battery Capacity Plus, the Driving Stability System and two large foils on the jet as standard (EMEA price list). Both have three riding modes, Normal, Dive and Sport, and are steered by shifting your weight; when you release the throttle, water resistance stops the SEABOB within a short distance (seabob.com; data sheet).
"TP" is a thrust rating calculated by the manufacturer from thrust, vehicle weight and electrical power (press release).
What is the SE63?
The SE63 has a 6.3 kW motor (162 TP), runs for about 60 minutes on average, charges in 1.5 hours with the Quick Charger, dives to a maximum of 25 metres and weighs 35 kg (seabob.com). With the optional Performance Board it reaches up to 35 km/h at the surface, ridden lying down. CAYAGO presents it explicitly as a toy for superyachts. It was unveiled on 5 September 2025, with production planned from the second quarter of 2026 (press release). Its price is not published.
What does a SEABOB cost?
Official list prices, ex works:
| Region | F9 | F9 S | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe (Germany, incl. 19 % VAT) | €11,477.55 | €15,053.50 | September 2026 | EMEA price list |
| Europe (net) | €9,645 | €12,650 | September 2026 | EMEA price list |
| USA (MSRP) | US$11,825 | US$15,895 | January 2026 | US price list |
| Asia-Pacific (MSRP, plus 9 % GST in Singapore) | US$10,750 | US$14,450 | January 2026 | APAC price list |
| Latin America / Caribbean (MSRP, ex Panama warehouse) | US$10,750 | US$14,450 | January 2026 | LATAM price list |
The online configurator on seabob.com shows lower starting prices of €10,638 for the F9 and €14,268 for the F9 S, without saying which tax applies (configurator). In the US, prices can change because of tariffs, and card payments carry a 2 % surcharge (US price list).
Accessories and options (Europe, incl. VAT): Quick Charger €1,933.75, Lifting Dock (an inflatable dock for use with a davit) €1,104.32, Battery Capacity Plus for the F9 €880.60 (EMEA price list).
Sources
CAYAGO AG / SEABOB: website, F9 technical data sheet, price lists for EMEA (September 2026), USA, Asia-Pacific and Latin America (January 2026), configurator and SE63 press release for boot 2026. All checked on 4 October 2026 and linked above.
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- 4 October 2026 by Andreas Lakeberg
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