It is the first modular sea scooter that can power your dive and your devices, according to the manufacturer. It has a detachable smart battery that doubles as a 100W USB-C waterproof power bank. Features include three power modes, a universal camera mount with GoPro compatibility, and a powerful 550W brushless motor equipped with field-oriented control (FOC) technology for smooth, stable, low-maintenance performance.

The Sublue Vapor is a pump‑jet underwater scooter engineered for divers and snorkellers seeking speed, control and data feedback in a compact package. It delivers 210 N of thrust and can reach up to 10 km/h using three selectable speed modes (6, 8, 10 km/h).

TrimDrive is presented as a compact, modular dive system designed to serve both propulsion and rig‑integration roles for divers operating from tropical reefs to deep‑water expeditions. The core unit emphasises adaptability: it features a streamlined motor housing, detachable battery unit, and modular mounting interfaces allowing it to be configured as a hand‑held drive, side‑mounted scooter or small tow vehicle. 

All three models incorporate hydrodynamic designs, lithium-ion battery efficiency, and intelligent monitoring systems. Divers can expect smooth propulsion, extended dive times, and real-time performance tracking, making the VR series a versatile choice for various diving needs.

The VR Nemo is the most compact model, ideal for recreational divers or those needing a lightweight, easy-to-handle scooter. With a streamlined design and efficient power management, it provides excellent propulsion for extended dive sessions without excessive bulk.

Weighing just over 20 kg, the Seabob F9 is built using titanium, magnesium, and carbon, ensuring durability without excess weight. This advanced construction improves control and efficiency, making the ride smoother and more responsive.

Developed in collaboration with Studio F. A. Porsche, the F9 features an optimised shape for enhanced water dynamics. This refined design not only enhances speed but also improves manoeuvrability, offering a seamless blend of style and performance.

The P1 model is larger but about 10 percent lighter than the S1 model, weighing 2.3 kg. The significant difference lies in the performance. The maximum depth has increased from 40 to 60 meters, and the running time has increased from 35 to 60 minutes for the base model, while the top speed has increased from 1.8 to 2.0 m/s. 

Similar to the previous model, two scooters can be linked to enhance performance on the surface. The scooter is designed for regular sport divers and freedivers and is not suitable for towing technical divers.

Suex is an Italian company founded in 1999 with the intention of creating the best underwater scooters.Over the years it has become known for introducing into the market DPVs that are constantly more technical and innovative, always striving to be one step ahead of its customers' expectations.The new product of 2024 is called "Goldfinder" a cutting-edge Dpv in which all elements work in synergy to provide the best possible performance.

Its innovative design offers propulsion and stability, with speeds up to 1.8m/s, at depths up to 50m, with a quick-change battery that can be removed and replaced in 10 seconds, allowing for longer travel time. A detachable floater helps in maintaining positive buoyancy.

Many underwater scooters are quite bulky and heavy, as they have been designed for technical divers, photographers and others who need to get around large, deep wrecks or long penetrations into caves and mines.

But for divers with less demanding needs, something more nimble would do. To that end, the Lefeet S1 is a compact design weighing just 2.5 kg (depending on accessories) making it easy to carry, even on flights—the manufacturer states that the battery is “airline-approved.”