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What's aboard
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Overview
Our newest arrival is water-ready and fully loaded! Packed with premium features like custom RGB lighting and a unique Espresso and Graphite interior, it’s built to impress. Call today to schedule a demo. The 2027 Tigé Ultre 25ZX, a remarkable ski and wakeboard boat that combines performance with style. With an overall length of 25.4 feet, this vessel is designed for both thrilling water sports and leisurely cruising. The modified Vee hull, crafted from durable fiberglass, ensures stability and agility on the water. Powered by a formidable Indmar Raptor 575 engine, delivering 575 horsepower, the Ultre 25ZX reaches cruising speeds of 25 mph and can achieve a maximum hull speed of 40 mph, making it perfect for adventurous outings. With a generous seating capacity for up to 19 people, this boat is ideal for gatherings with family and friends. The thoughtfully designed features enhance the overall experience, ensuring comfort and excitement on every journey. Experience the perfect blend of power and elegance with the 2027 Tigé Ultre 25ZX, your ultimate companion for unforgettable water adventures.
What's included with every boat
More than a hull
Video coming soon Full specifications
- Year
- 2027
- Make
- Tigé
- Model
- Ultré 25ZX
- Category
- Power
- Class
- Ski and Wakeboard Boats, Runabouts, Surf Boat
- Condition
- Used
- Length overall
- 25.42 ft
- Beam
- 8.5 ft
- Engines
- 2 × 575 hp
- Drive
- V
- Engine hours
- 12
- Hull material
- Fiberglass
- Stock #
- 0267HH627
- Location
- Eufaula, OK
Financing
Own it this season, not someday
We work with marine lenders to get you a competitive rate, take your trade, and walk you through the numbers before you ever sign. Terms up to 20 years on qualifying boats.
- Competitive marine rates
- Trade-ins welcome
- Quick pre-approval
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