Stacer has unveiled its refreshed 2026 model range, introducing a suite of enhancements that further strengthen its reputation for delivering practical, durable and innovative aluminium boats built for Australian conditions.
Headlining the 2026 range is the introduction of the all-new Rebel, alongside the rollout of Stacer DNA across the range, the availability of Super Core Flooring on selected models and a host of styling and feature upgrades designed to elevate the on-water experience.
“We’ve made some game-changing updates to Stacer’s flagship model, the Ocean Ranger,” said Lloyd Jaber, Product Strategy Manager. “These enhancements include an electric trolling motor bracket, an upgraded wiring harness and much-needed extended-range fuel tanks, giving owners even greater capability and confidence on the water.”
Leading the evolution is Stacer DNA, a new design language that gives every 2026 Stacer a stronger, more distinctive identity. Every model now benefits from refreshed styling, including redesigned seating, premium dark grey upholstery with signature red stitching and accents, updated steering wheels, new cleats, black fixtures and fittings, and redesigned trailer wheels.
Available paint finishes have also been refreshed, with bold new colours, decals and stripes giving the 2026 range an even more distinctive appearance on the water.
A new addition to the family
Joining the 2026 range is the all-new Rebel, purpose-built for Australians who value versatility, simplicity and plenty of usable space.
Available in 539 and 589 models, the Rebel features a practical open layout that’s ideal for fishing, crabbing, camping or loading up the day’s gear. Whether you’re setting crab pots, packing a swag for an overnight adventure or spending the day exploring your local waterways, the Rebel delivers the flexibility to adapt to every trip.
With an optional casting platform, dual bench seating and durable 4mm bottoms with 3mm sides, the Rebel combines dependable performance with the practicality Stacer owners have come to expect.
A refreshed Stacer range
The 2026 model range represents a comprehensive refresh across Stacer’s line-up, with updated styling, enhanced comfort and premium upgrade options available across selected models.
From compact tinnies through to family runabouts and fishing favourites, customers will find the latest Stacer DNA throughout the range, along with a combination of new standard features and optional upgrades. These enhancements provide more opportunities than ever to tailor a Stacer to suit individual boating lifestyles while maintaining the performance, reliability and value that have made the brand a favourite among Australian boaters.
Premium flooring option
Another significant addition to the 2026 range is the introduction of Super Core Flooring as an optional upgrade on selected models.
Designed for exceptional strength, rigidity and long-term durability, Super Core Flooring provides a premium composite flooring solution engineered to withstand harsh marine conditions while maintaining a lightweight construction and delivering years of dependable performance.
“These updates make the 2026 Stacer range even more competitive on the water while continuing to deliver the exceptional value our customers expect,” said Lloyd Jaber, Product Strategy Manager. “Whether it’s new technology, refreshed styling or premium upgrade options, every enhancement has been designed to improve the ownership experience without losing sight of what Stacer is all about.”
Built for Australian adventures
The 2026 Stacer range reflects the brand’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, delivering thoughtful innovations that enhance comfort, durability and style without compromising the practicality that Stacer is known for.
Whether it’s the spacious versatility of the new Rebel, the refreshed look introduced through Stacer DNA, the availability of new paint finishes, or premium upgrades such as Super Core Flooring, the 2026 range ensures there’s a Stacer ready for every adventure, from family days on the water and camping trips to chasing fish in Australia’s rivers, estuaries and offshore waters.