2020 Nautique Gossip, Guesses & Predictions

[Bevostein]

I didn’t want to be the first one to post it but a few months back I heard a rumor similar to Jeb1974. The impression I was left with was a totally new boat.

[CincinnatiCC]

I agree that something new is coming. I asked about factory tours this summer, and was told they aren't going to restart them until late August or September. I assume that is to follow whatever new thing is announced.

[begone]

I’ve also heard rear facing transom seats like the GS series.

I’m certain a lot of the new interior design features in the GS series will make its way into the G.

[BoatGuy2019]

I agree that something new is coming. I asked about factory tours this summer, and was told they aren't going to restart them until late August or September. I assume that is to follow whatever new thing is announced.

My boat just got completed yesterday and I too was denied a factory tour.



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[GMLIII]

I bet there will be real deals on 2019 new leftover G23s once the 2020 G23 is revealed to the public

[SoCal G-Man]

I couldn’t go through all the posts but I’m going to say something new is coming that’s bigger, heavier and sticker shock beyond what anyone would have guessed (just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse.)

G24 SurfMaster?

[wakerider107]

I am banking on something electric

[nohlan_4]

I have heard new surf orientated boat as well. Not sure if it'll build off the G series or be something totally different.

[Shockthis]

There was a post that got deleted yesterday, so logic tells me it will be similar to what he said.

[blueroom]

There have been some posts that have gone away. Info seems to be consistent, lending some credibility - and why would it disappear if it were just a rumor?

Out of respect for this site and Nautique I won't repeat what has been shared by others. If you believe what has been posted, there are some larger scale changes to the G for 2020. They seem to be more evolutionary than revolutionary, as well as giving the customer a few more choices. But with an awesome boat like the G, that is what you would expect. A great strategy as well - give the person who is willing to pay for the latest and greatest an opportunity, and protect the resale and legacy of existing G's.

The biggest feat has been how well Nautique and their dealers have kept things under wraps. We normally see pictures, video and pricing sheets by this time of year.

[BoatGuy2019]

Buxton says the usual June Nautique pow-wow in Orlando was moved to October. My guess would be that’s then when Nautique is going to publicly release the new stuff.


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[Kenv]

I've seen a few comments on here from members saying they are on the fence or a getting a new G23. I'll guessing there will be a BUNCH of leftover 2019 G23s come October...and even into boat show season with the 2020s looming. Wonder what the percentage is of new G23 buyers that would take a '19 or wait for the '20? It's a tough carrot to dangle. Myself...personally...I'm going to wait for the 2020...but just curious what others might do.

[robertdodson]

Hearing there will be an NG23 or Next Generation. whole different boat. I am waiting for that boat. Have a 2014 G21 and cannot wait.

[blueroom]

Buxton says the usual June Nautique pow-wow in Orlando was moved to October. My guess would be that’s then when Nautique is going to publicly release the new stuff.


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New boats typically start hitting dealers in August. I wouldn't think they would extend the 2019 model year.

[Miljack]

someone on the Facebook page said they have an order submitted for the 2020 boat, but the dealer didn't share details? They posted some colorways, probably from the '19 boat builder they were considering...