We offer the most-complete line of outboard power, for fishing boats and speed boats, for pontoons and tenders, for work and for play. Mercury Outboards – Durable. Reliable. Powerful.
We build Mercury MerCruiser® Sterndrive engines and drives to power your life on the water. Our engines are engineered and built solely for marine duty.
Mercury Diesel engines offer a sophisticated diesel-engine experience: Advanced turbocharging and injection technologies produce a powerband that’s carefully calibrated for marine performance and outstanding economy.
Our Mercury Avator electric propulsion systems are as kind to the environment as they are simple to use and fun to drive. Clean, quiet power that moves you.
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More information and data on more boat and engine functions than any other system in the boating industry.
Mercury single-engine controls are engineered, built, and tested for the long run. Superior quality and workmanship.
Controls you can always count on – for two to six Mercury engines.
A steering system to match your boat and your needs. Traditional to advanced digital platforms. Each built the only way we know how.
You can now personalize your Mercury V6 (3.4L) & V8 (4.6L) outboard with factory-painted Color Accent Panels. The panels are available for V6 and V8 FourStroke, Verado, Pro XS and SeaPro outboard models.
The panels are made of thin and durable polycarbonate and adhere firmly to provide spectacular color harmonization.
Contact your local Mercury Authorized Dealer for more information or to purchase the Color Accent Panels for Mercury V6 and V8 outboards. You can find your closest Mercury dealer here.
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