CAYAGO's Most Powerful Seascooter Wears Lamborghini Colors and a Familiar Start Button

The SEABOB SE63 pairs titanium, magnesium, and carbon fiber with Lamborghini's founding-year badge.

CAYAGO built the SEABOB SE63 exclusively for Automobili Lamborghini, using titanium, magnesium, and a carbon fiber motor shaft at the core of an entirely new motor architecture paired with what the company calls groundbreaking battery technology.

Hexagonal grilles and embossed branding on the SE63's rear

CAYAGO says the SE63 is a complete redesign rather than an evolution, with premium materials throughout, a bespoke drive system, a new wing system for stability, and an optional Performance Board that adds control at the top of the speed range.

The SE63 cockpit: digital display and red Lamborghini start button

A red start button bearing the Lamborghini logo sits front and center on the cockpit, a deliberate nod to the flip-up ignition covers that Lamborghini owners know well, signaling that CAYAGO and Lamborghini's Centro Stile shaped the interface experience, not just the exterior.

SE63 units on open water

Six exclusive paint finishes drawn from Lamborghini's original color palette are available, including Arancio Egon, Verde Gea, Grigio Lynx, Verde Selvans, Giallo, and Bianco Siderale, and the SE63 will be sold through selected SEABOB distribution partners rather than Lamborghini dealerships.

Electric propulsion meets Lamborghini's electrification era

Lamborghini's current automotive lineup is now fully hybridized, with the Revuelto pairing a V12 with three electric motors, the Urus SE as a plug-in hybrid, and the Temerario combining a twin-turbo V8 with electric assistance, making an electric watercraft collaboration a natural lifestyle extension of that strategy.

World premiere set for Cannes, availability from summer 2026

The SE63 makes its world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September 2025, with production and availability following from summer 2026 through selected SEABOB distribution partners.