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The Yamaha SuperJet appears in ten model years over four separate runs, 2010 to 2011, 2015, 2018 and 2022 to now. The SuperJet was a carburetted two-stroke and is listed as a fuel-injected four-stroke from 2022, running engines recorded as 701 and 1049.

At a glance

Years made
2010 to 2011, 2015, 2018, 2022 to now
Engine, as the records hold it
701 and 1049
Strokes
Two-stroke, then four-stroke
Fuel system
Carburettor, then fuel injection
Hull type
Stand-up
Model years on record
10
Checked
Three of ten SuperJet model years verified, which needs a check against the maker's own document, which the row names, and an engine figure; all ten name a source below.

Some Yamaha numbers are measured sizes rather than the number in the model name: a GP760 is held as 753, a GP1200R as 1131, a GP1300R as 1296. None of these figures has been checked against a Yamaha document unless a cited source states it.

Not your year? For other SuperJet years: SuperJet (SJ650), 1990; SuperJet 650 (SJ650P), 1991; SuperJet 650 (SJ650Q), 1992; SuperJet 650 (SJ650R), 1993; SuperJet 701 (square-nose), 1994 to 1995; SuperJet 701 (round-nose), 1996 to 2007; SuperJet 701 (round-nose, 2008 hull), 2008 to 2009; SuperJet (SJ700B-M), 2013; and 1 more under Related below.

  1. 2010
  2. 2011
  3. 2012 , nothing recorded
  4. 2013 , nothing recorded
  5. 2014 , nothing recorded
  6. 2015
  7. 2016 , nothing recorded
  8. 2017 , nothing recorded
  9. 2018
  10. 2019 , nothing recorded
  11. 2020 , nothing recorded
  12. 2021 , nothing recorded
  13. 2022 , engine size changed since 2018, fuel system changed since 2018, stroke count changed since 2018
  14. 2023
  15. 2024
  16. 2025 , verified
  17. 2026 , verified
  18. 2027 , verified
  • Solid: a row in the table
  • Hollow: nothing recorded
  • Bar under: graded verified
  • Notch over: engine changed
  • After hollow squares, the change a notch marks may fall anywhere in the gap

The Yamaha SuperJet from 2010 to 2027, one square for each model year, a decade to a row; follow a square to its row.

How we know: The 10 SuperJet rows in the year table, with each row's grade and the engine cells it prints in bold.

Year by year

The SuperJet by model year, with 2022 in bold where a field changed from the year before.
Model year Engine, as the records hold it Fuel system Strokes Hull type What the record says Source
2010 701 Carburettor Two-stroke Stand-up Engine figures are carried from Yamaha's own 2011 specification page for the same craft, because the 2010 roster page names the models without a specification table. Source 1
2011 701 Carburettor Two-stroke Stand-up Yamaha's own 2011 specification page for this craft. Source 2
Nothing recorded from 2012 to 2014
2015 701 Carburettor Two-stroke Stand-up Carburettors are carried from Yamaha's 2013 manual for the same SJ700B platform and are not stated for 2015, which is the one inferred field on this row. Source 3
Nothing recorded for 2016 or 2017
2018 701 Carburettor Two-stroke Stand-up This is the only year in the Yamaha block where the stand-up row has no manufacturer source behind it. Carburettors are carried from Yamaha's 2013 manual for the same platform. Source 4
Nothing recorded from 2019 to 2021
2022 1049 (changed from 2018) Fuel injection (changed from 2018) Four-stroke (changed from 2018) Stand-up Yamaha's own parts catalogue for Canada lists this machine for 2022 under the model name "SUPERJET". Source 5
2023 1049 Fuel injection Four-stroke Stand-up Yamaha's own parts catalogue for Canada lists this machine for 2023 under the model name "SUPERJET". Source 5
2024 1049 Fuel injection Four-stroke Stand-up Yamaha's own parts catalogue for Canada lists this machine for 2024 under the model name "SUPERJET". Source 5
2025 verified 1049 Fuel injection Four-stroke Stand-up Yamaha's own parts catalogue for Canada lists this machine for 2025 under the model name "SJ1050". Source 6
2026 verified 1049 Fuel injection Four-stroke Stand-up The four stroke SuperJet starts in 2021, a year this reference holds under SuperJet (4-stroke). Yamaha's own page code for this year is SJ1050. Source 7
2027 verified 1049 Fuel injection Four-stroke Stand-up Yamaha Motor Canada's own 2027 model page lists this machine as "2027 SuperJet" under the code 2027-SJ1050, and prints the displacement, so the row is verified on that page. Source 8

Sources

  1. Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., 2010 WaveRunner Model Overview, listing the SuperJet among the ten craft in that model year's lineup, archived copy of yamaha-motor.com Archived 2011, read 2026-09-10. (model year 2010)
  2. Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., page titled "2011 Yamaha SuperJet Specifications", giving 701cc, two cylinder two stroke, 81mm by 68mm, two Mikuni Super BN 38, archived copy of yamaha-motor.com Archived 2011, read 2026-09-10. (model year 2011)
  3. Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., 2015 WaveRunners brochure, LIT-18116-WR-15, page 20, giving a two cylinder two stroke 701cc Yamaha engine, archived copy of yamahawaverunners.com Archive snapshot of a Yamaha document, 16 March 2015. (model year 2015)
  4. Yamaha Motor Australia, "Yamaha Announces Release of 2021 WaveRunner Line-Up", 2020, "Since the demise of the legendary SuperJet two-stroke in 2018", yamaha-motor.com.au Retrieved 2026-09-18. Partzilla OEM parts catalogue, Yamaha WaveRunner 2018 model index, listing "SUPER JET - SJ700BT", partzilla.com Retrieved 2026-09-18; a dealer's copy of Yamaha's fiche, proving the machine and its year. The Watercraft Journal, Kevin Shaw, 28 August 2017, 2018 Yamaha WaveRunner lineup, giving the SuperJet as a 701cc two stroke stand-up for model year 2018, watercraftjournal.com Named publication with a date, but not Yamaha. The note that no Yamaha 2018 source was reachable (model page never archived, no 2018 brochure in the Internet Archive) was true when written and was overtaken on 2026-09-18 by the Australian statement above, which is Yamaha's own but two years after the fact and prints no figure. (model year 2018)
  5. Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., Parts Catalogue (YPEC), Canada edition, Water Vehicle, model "SUPERJET", model years (2022 to 2024), ypec-sss.yamaha-motor.co.jp reached through yamaha-motor.ca. Retrieved 2026-09-20. The (2022 to 2024) row's engine rests on Yamaha Motor Australia, "Yamaha Announces Release of 2021 WaveRunner Line-Up", 2020, "the demise of the legendary SuperJet two-stroke in 2018", yamaha-motor.com.au ; its displacement and fuel injection for (2022 to 2024) on Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. SuperJet specifications, "1,049 cc", "Electronic Fuel Injection", global.yamaha-motor.com (a current page, not dated to (2022 to 2024)). Read 2026-09-28. (model years 2022 to 2024)
  6. Yamaha Motor Canada, 2025 Superjet model page (2025-SJ1050), giving 1049cc in its own text, yamaha-motor.ca Read 2026-09-28. Its fuel injection is from Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. SuperJet specifications read for the 2025 row, "Electronic Fuel Injection", global.yamaha-motor.com Also listed by Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., Parts Catalogue (YPEC), Canada edition, Water Vehicle, model "SJ1050", model year 2025, ypec-sss.yamaha-motor.co.jp reached through yamaha-motor.ca. Retrieved 2026-09-20. (model year 2025)
  7. Yamaha Motor Canada, 2026 SuperJet model page (2026-SJ1050), giving 1049cc, three cylinder four stroke TR-1, stand-up, one rider, yamaha-motor.ca Retrieved 2026-09-10. Fuel injection from Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. SuperJet specifications, global.yamaha-motor.com Re-read 2026-09-28, when that address redirected to yamaha-motor.ca and the 2026 SuperJet page still carried the figure above; verified on that reading. (model year 2026)
  8. Yamaha Motor Canada, 2027 SuperJet model page (2027-SJ1050), giving 1049cc in its own text, yamaha-motor.ca Read 2026-09-28. (model year 2027)
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