| | | Buy a Velocity powerboat and you also buy a sizeable slice of the results that come from the experience, technological breakthroughs and championship wins gained over 35 years of powerboat racing.
Velocity 220
The Velocity 220 with inboard/outboard drives. This model is also available with outboard propulsion.
Velocity 220 CC
The Center Console Model of the 220 is based on exactly the same hull but is an open boat designed for high-performance fishing or as a utility run-about.
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Velocity 260
A Velocity 260 at speed making short work of a choppy sea. Like all Velocity's, the 260 sports a Stepp transom and pad bottom.
Velocity 290 SC
Ergonomically designed driving position with easy view gauges ensures you keep control. |
Velocity 322
Innovative design combined with efficient use of the Mercruiser engines give not only higher top speeds, but also makes the boat more fuel efficient, easier, and safer to handle.
Velocity 360
Velocity 390
Introduced in 1999, and outfitted with a new deck the following year, the 390 featured a pad - roughly 20 inches at its widest point - bottom with a 24-degree dead rise and four full-length strakes.
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| Velocity Powerboats developed from the skills, dreams, and ambitions of a young man who started racing powerboats over 42 years ago. Steve Stepp’s first taste of speed on the water was in a 14-foot Speedliner with a Scott Atwater outboard when he was only 14 years old. <<learn more>> |
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Velocity 410
Unlike the race boats, the 410 has a comfortable and luxurious cabin with a large V-berth, ample seating and plenty of storage space.
Velocity VR1
The Velocity VR1 is fast, rock solid and sets a precedent for like-powered boats in its class.
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