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The Stealth Line is now available starting at 60 ch
Suzuki Marine is taking advantage of the 2026 Grand Pavois in La Rochelle to expand its Stealth Line family. The DF60A?and more specifically, its DF60ATL variant announced in France?is joining the lineup with a matte black finish. According to Suzuki, the Stealth Line now includes eight engines.
The change is primarily aesthetic. Previously available in black or white, the 60 ch model now adopts the visual design elements Suzuki uses to distinguish its Stealth Line models. The manufacturer is thus extending this design to a power category that is significantly lower than that of the first models in the line.
This trend may be of interest for smaller boats, where the outboard motor plays a significant role in the boat?s overall silhouette. On a RIB, an open boat, or a fishing boat of modest size, the motor remains particularly visible. The choice of finish can therefore be just as important as the color of the hull or the floats.
Presentation at the Grand Pavois Ahead of the First Deliveries
Suzuki Marine France has announced the first public unveiling of the DF60ATL Stealth Line at the 2026 Grand Pavois in La Rochelle. The first units are then expected to arrive in the French dealer network starting this fall.
There is one important piece of information for buyers: the price is not specified in the press release. In particular, it will be necessary to know the potential additional cost of the Stealth Line trim compared to the standard versions of the DF60A in order to assess the commercial appeal of this new model.
Technically, however, the situation is straightforward. The DF60A sticks to the same formula: Suzuki is now applying the visual identity of its Stealth Line to its 60 ch three-cylinder engine. The changes are therefore much more evident on the hood than underneath it.
