New Mercury 115 Pro XS FourStroke outboard

Published on: 27/04/2016

Mercury has raised the bar even higher with the launch of the new 115 Pro XS FourStroke outboard.

Based on the popular Mercury 115 FourStroke, the new Mercury 115 Pro XS delivers significantly better performance than any other high-output 115hp outboard on the market today. In fact, the new 115 Pro XS is 16 pounds lighter than the two-stroke engine it replaces and 18 pounds lighter than the nearest competing 115hp engine. Its 2.1L displacement is higher than that of any competing 115hp engine. This unbeatable combination delivers higher torque, better performance and greater durability.

Building on its Pro XS heritage, the new 115 Pro XS was intelligently designed to provide consumers exactly what they’ve been asking for – an outboard that is light and second to none in performance.

Fastest top speed

The 115 Pro XS is up to 3mph faster than its nearest competitor and more than 1 mph faster than Mercury’s standard 115 FourStroke. The 115 Pro XS FourStroke’s higher rpm range delivers improved performance out of an already powerful engine.

Quickest acceleration

More than 1 second quicker than Mercury’s standard 115 FourStroke, the 115 Pro XS has the ability to run lower pitch props to put the boat on plane quicker, reducing 0 to 20mph by 1 to 2 seconds.

Higher full-throttle rpm

Increasing engine rpm from 6000 to 6300 allows prop pitch to be reduced, resulting in maximum performance benefits.

 Idle-charge

This new feature provides up to 48% more battery charging at idle speed to support the greater power demands of today’s sophisticated marine electronics and accessories. This means boaters can safely stay out on the water longer.

As a member of the powerful Mercury Pro XS family, the new 115 Pro XS delivers unparalleled benefits including ease of maintenance and superior protection against corrosion with Mercury’s industry-leading ultra-low copper content alloys that help create an outboard built to withstand the elements.

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