Godfrey Unveils Redesigned 2027 AquaPatio with Twin-Engine Power up to 1,000 HP
Godfrey has introduced a redesigned AquaPatio for 2027, bringing updated helm technology, customizable interiors, revised styling, and an expanded twin-engine platform to its sport-luxury pontoon lineup.
The new platform was designed to incorporate feedback from consumers and dealers according to the company, with notable changes to the helm, seating, lighting, accessories, and propulsion.
The 2027 AquaPatio will feature a new helm with a standard 9" touchscreen display with an optional 12" upgrade. Integrated digital instrumentation, ergonomic controls, and dedicated storage are also part of the redesigned setup.
“With the all-new AquaPatio, we challenged ourselves to build on everything customers already loved while incorporating the innovations they told us mattered most,” said Lori Szczypiorski, Director, Marketing & Product at Godfrey. “From the re-imagined helm and seating to the technology, performance and bold new styling, this pontoon was designed to create a more premium ownership experience. The AquaPatio continues to define the sport-luxury pontoon category by making time on the water more comfortable, intuitive and enjoyable.”
Notable changes include the audio and RGB lighting controls being incorporated into the helm to simplify operation, as well as its Click & Cruise accessory mounting system, which features integrated rails to let owners add, reposition, or remove accessories without tools. The system is handy for adding attachments or gear for cruising, fishing, entertaining, and watersports. The new model will also feature Godfrey's NytCruz automatic lighting system, which activates navigation and anchor lights when needed.
Interior updates include reengineered furniture with RENUIT cushion covers. The covers can be replaced without tools or specialized skills, allowing owners to refresh the upholstery and simplify maintenance.
The new Aquapatio will also see a significant bump in performance and propulsion options for 2027.
The new twin-engine platform has moved from a 25'6" deck configuration to a new 27'5" version. The larger platform can accommodate up to 1,000 horsepower with more options for twin-engine configurations.
The exterior has also been redesigned with a new framed rail skin that adds depth and dimension to the pontoon's profile. Illuminated interior and exterior badging, along with new layout options supporting either an arch or tower configuration, also add to the new model's sleek appeal.
Additional exterior colour choices are also available, including Ultra Violet, Signal Orange and Vermillion Red.
Godfrey also offers custom CNC custom-painted exterior designs on select rail skin colours, as well as custom paint options for the engines.
The new AquaPatio launch follows other recent developments from Godfrey, including redesigned Monaco and Sanpan models for 2026 and the introduction of an integrated pontoon docking-assist system developed in cooperation with Bennington.
The new Monaco and Sanpan updates for 2026 include a redesigned helm with a 12" multifunction display, digital switching, and introduced a push-button entry door, a power-actuated Grand Luxe Arch with an integrated canopy, a revised centre-tube and fuel-tank positioning, and updated seating.
The unique Pontoon Dock Assist, developed in partnership with Bennington, features factory-integrated joystick controls and thrusters integrated into the pontoon structure to allow lateral movement, rotation, and forward and reverse motion during low speed maneuvers. It was introduced for select models in Godfrey's XP, Sanpan, AquaPatio and Monaco series'.
The 2027 AquaPatio is already available to order through authorized Godfrey dealers. You can get the first look at the new models below:
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