2025 Supra SV400 Huge Discount!

Name: 2025 Supra SV400 Huge Discount!
Brand: Supra
Price: 161398 USD
Availability: InStock

5.0 · 10 dealership reviews

New•Nashville/Gallatin

MSRP $233,307.69

$161,398

Save $71,909.69

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Description

The 2025 Supra SV400 is the wake boat you've been waiting for, and right now it's available at a massive non-current discount — making this an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the most capable surf and wake machines on the water. Finished in a striking Charcoal hull, this 22-foot powerhouse is motivated by the Indmar Raptor 400 producing 356 horsepower, delivering the kind of effortless pull and wave-shaping performance that serious riders demand. Whether you're chasing a perfect surf wave or launching big air off a wakeboard ramp, the SV400 has the muscle and refinement to make every session unforgettable.

Supra packed this build with thoughtful features that elevate both performance and convenience on the water. Dual Stern Thrusters make docking a breeze, while Bow and Tower Docking Lights keep you safe during early morning launches and late evening returns. The 3-Layer Non-Skid surfaces provide confident footing throughout, and the Swim Platform Drop Step and Swim Platform Cover add polished, practical touches for a day of non-stop action. Stay comfortable in any season with the 4-Port Heater, and keep everything protected with the Tower Down Cover.

Located at our Nashville/Gallatin dealership, this Charcoal SV400 is priced at $161,398 — a standout value given the non-current discount applied to a brand-new, fully featured boat. The matching 15" spare tire and colored tower round out a package that's as sharp as it is ready to perform. Don't let this deal slip away — contact us today to schedule your on-water demo.

Specifications

Options

•Dual Stern Thrusters
•3 Layer Non Skid
•Bow Docking Lights
•Tower Docking Lights
•Tower Colored
•Tower Down Cover

•Swim Platforum Cover
•Heater 4 Port
•Swim Platforum Drop Step
•Matching 15" Spare Tire
•NON CURRENT DISCOUNT!!!

What owners & reviewers say

Based on 7 reviews from across the web

The SV400 sits at an interesting point in the Supra lineup, stepping up meaningfully from the compact SR it replaces while sharing much of its character with the larger SA, which has a strong reputation on the Pro Wake Tour. Owners and reviewers consistently note that the hull produces well-formed wakes and a clean surf wave, with speed control systems like Perfect Pass holding steady at surfing speeds. The boat drives more like a nimble inboard than its size might suggest, and several owners coming from other premium brands have found the build quality to be very close to that of boats costing significantly more.

On the water, the SV's hull design is built around creating large, clean wakes without sacrificing ride comfort in choppy conditions. Filling the ballast bags and dialing in the speed produces a wave that our owners describe as a clean ramp with no whitewash. The overall ownership experience draws favorable comparisons to towboats well above this size class in terms of agility and responsiveness.

What owners like

Hull produces clean, well-formed wakes and a strong surf wave at surfing speeds
Speed control holds consistently, making it easy to dial in the right wave
Drives with the responsiveness and agility of a classic inboard despite its size
Build quality holds up well against significantly more expensive competing brands
Visual design draws from the larger SE, giving it a refined, aggressive look
Comfortable ride in rougher water, not just flat-water conditions
Ballast system works effectively, with rear bags contributing noticeably to wave shape

Frequently asked questions

How does the SV400 compare to other Supra models?

We think of it as a step up from the compact SR, sharing a lot of DNA with the larger SA that competes on the Pro Wake Tour. In terms of styling, it draws more from the top-of-line SE, so it looks and performs closer to Supra's bigger boats than its footprint might suggest.

Is the wake good enough for serious wakeboarding and surfing?

From what our owners tell us, yes. With the ballast bags filled and speed held steady around 21 to 22 mph, the hull produces a clean, ramp-shaped wave with no whitewash, which is what you want for surf sessions.

How does it handle compared to other towboats in this class?

Several owners who came from other premium brands say the SV turns with the agility of a true inboard and feels more responsive than boats of a similar size. One owner noted being able to execute tight turns that a larger competing boat could not manage.

How does build quality compare to premium brands like Nautique?

Owners who have switched from premium brands describe the build quality as very close. One owner with twenty years of experience with another top brand said the Supra matched it in quality while offering notably better value.

Does the speed control system work well for wake surfing?

Our owners are happy with it. Perfect Pass holds speed consistently at surfing pace, which makes maintaining a clean, predictable wave much easier.

Can the SV400 handle rough water, or is it only suited to flat conditions?

The hull is designed to ride comfortably in choppy water, not just ideal glassy conditions. Reviewers who have tested the Supra Competition hull note it handles well even when conditions are less than perfect.

Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.