Lund Boats has introduced its next-generation Tyee lineup for model year 2027, updating its premium fish-and-ski range with new helm technology, revised styling and additional storage features.
The redesigned family includes the 1875 Tyee, 1975 Tyee, 2075 Tyee and the new 2275 Tyee, one of the largest Tyee models offered by Lund to date. The 2275 replaces the Baron nameplate in Lund’s premium Deep-V portfolio and is designed for longer days on larger bodies of water.
The MY27 range will be available in four models from 18ft 10in to 22ft 10in and supports up to 425hp on the 2275 Tyee. The refreshed lineup includes a new curved shearline, updated graphics, redesigned windshield and new consoles designed to accommodate larger electronics and dual graph displays.
At the helm, Lund has integrated a standard 7-inch digital dash with a custom Lund interface, digital switching, advanced fuel-data capabilities and an integrated stereo system.
Updates
Other updates include full-length multicolour LED interior lighting, illuminated dash accents, integrated cooler storage and improved rod and gear organisation.
“The Tyee has always been a boat for anglers and families who demand confidence, comfort and capability on big water,” said Dan Anonen, director of product portfolio and strategy for Lund.
“This next-generation Tyee builds on the strengths that have defined the model for decades, with integrated helm technology, thoughtful design enhancements and new features that make time on the water more comfortable, connected and enjoyable.”
Lund says engineers also focused on long-term ownership benefits, including complete wood-free construction, improved water management and storage solutions designed to help keep equipment organised and protected.
