Moomba Mojo 2026 Black Cherry new
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Our Price: $135,995
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The 2026 Moomba Mojo delivers a balance of muscle, space, and surf performance that defines why the 23‑foot category is so desirable among riders. Built around Moomba’s precision‑engineered hull and powered by the Indmar Raptor 6.2L engine producing 400 horsepower, the Mojo has the muscle to haul full crews and create clean, powerful wakes. Whether you’re learning to surf or perfecting your inverts, this new‑generation model rewards progression at every level. Inside, the Mojo welcomes up to 17 passengers with deep wraparound seating, a spacious bow, and plenty of hidden storage. The 8.5‑foot beam creates a wide, steady platform that feels stable even when fully loaded. Riders will love the intuitive surf system and ballast controls that let you fine‑tune the wave for any skill level. Moomba’s reputation for straightforward operation continues in this model—everything is designed to keep you out on the water longer with less fuss. From sunrise surf sessions to relaxed afternoons with friends, this boat transforms any outing into something unforgettable. Every curve, texture, and control point is built with purpose. The helm combines ergonomic layout with crisp digital displays, while the audio system ensures your soundtrack keeps up with your wake. The new hull design refines wake shape and handling, giving the Mojo a responsive feel that connects you to the water without compromise. SouthTown Watersports in Charlotte, North Carolina, is proud to offer this brand‑new 2026 Moomba Mojo. Locals on Lake Norman and nearby waterways appreciate how the Mojo makes it easy to transition between surfing and cruising without sacrificing power or comfort. Backed by Indmar performance and Moomba reliability, this model stands out as a spacious, confident sport boat that delivers on every promise. Priced at $135,995, it’s ready for those who want a confident performer built for long days and lasting memories. —
AT A GLANCE
Full Desctiption
2026 Moomba Mojo – Performance, Space, and Surf Control Refined
The 2026 Moomba Mojo captures everything that makes modern towboats so appealing—size, versatility, and high‑end surf capability—wrapped in a package that’s built to perform. Measuring 23 feet in length with an 8.5‑foot beam, this boat provides abundant room for up to 17 people while maintaining a balanced stance in the water. Designed for serious wakeboarding and wakesurfing, the Mojo sets a strong standard for reliability and innovation in its class.
Power and Performance
At the heart of the 2026 Mojo is Indmar’s Raptor 6.2L V‑drive engine, producing an impressive 400 horsepower. This powertrain offers the torque needed to carry full ballast loads and maintain crisp wake shapes even under demanding conditions. The Raptor series is known for low‑end strength and efficiency, and its integration in the Mojo means you get seamless pulls, consistent wave formation, and quiet cruising when the day slows down. It’s an engine built for both thrill seekers and family gatherings.
Design and Comfort
Step onboard and you’ll immediately notice why this model turns heads. The deep, wide interior keeps everyone comfortable and secure. Wraparound seating maximizes usable space, creating a social layout with plenty of elbow room and under‑seat storage. The helm features a tactile steering setup with digital displays positioned for at‑a‑glance navigation and surf control. Every surface feels premium yet practical—upholstery built to resist sun and moisture without sacrificing softness.
Surf and Wake Systems
Moomba’s advanced surf and wake technology shines in the Mojo. With precisely engineered ballast tuning and wave‑shaping systems, the driver can easily adjust settings for surfing or wakeboarding with a few taps. Riders benefit from a long, clean wave with a crisp push perfect for carving or airs. Whether dialing in an easy‑cruising setup for beginners or maximizing size for advanced riders, the Mojo delivers dependable shape and symmetry every time.
Family and Lifestyle Appeal
Beyond pure performance, the Mojo fits seamlessly into the rhythm of family and community lake life. There’s space for everyone—tools and coolers fit neatly away, and the audio system brings your playlist to life across the deck. The 23‑foot platform handles chop confidently but can also plane smoothly across glassy conditions for early‑morning sessions. For boaters around Charlotte, North Carolina, and Lake Norman, SouthTown Watersports provides expert support, local service, and a deep connection to the area’s favorite spots to ride.
Build Quality and Reliability
Moomba is known for delivering top‑tier performance at accessible ownership levels. Each Mojo is constructed with precision to ensure strength, balance, and long‑term value. The hull design reduces drag while enhancing lift, creating better fuel efficiency and controlled handling. With a draft of only 2.3 feet, exploring shallow coves or beaching for a swim becomes effortless.
Why Choose the 2026 Moomba Mojo
• Ideal for wake surfing and wakeboarding • Powerful Indmar Raptor 6.2L engine ensures consistent pull with loaded ballast • Designed for families and riders of all skill levels • Spacious 17‑person seating layout with modern digital helm • Proven reliability and local expertise from SouthTown Watersports in Charlotte, NC • Advanced ballast and wake shaping for defined, adjustable waves
Everyday Ownership
Owning a Mojo means fewer worries and more time on the water. Indmar’s Raptor line is designed for low maintenance without compromising torque or efficiency. Service access points are convenient, and the electrical systems are logically arranged for easy inspection. With support from SouthTown Watersports, owners receive trusted service and advice from a team who knows wakeboats inside and out.
Technology That Amplifies Experience
The Mojo’s helm experience merges intuitive design with technology that complements rather than complicates. The touchscreen interface centralizes surf profiles, ballast loads, and engine metrics in one streamlined view. From lighting adjustments to stereo control, every setting is at your fingertips. When towing riders, the precision speed control holds steady, making every pull consistent and safe.
Community and Water Lifestyle
The Mojo is not just a piece of equipment—it becomes a centerpiece for weekend gatherings. Whether tied up in a cove or idling through a sunset cruise on Lake Wylie, it brings people together. It’s the boat you can load up with friends, snacks, music, and still have room to stretch out. It encourages connection, laughter, and shared progression on the water.
Conclusion
For those seeking a dependable surf and wake experience matched with the space to bring everyone along, the 2026 Moomba Mojo delivers on every promise. Its blend of performance, comfort, and smart design makes it one of the most compelling choices in the 23‑foot segment. Backed by SouthTown Watersports’ dedication to service and community, this model is ready to anchor many perfect days on the lake.
Frequently Asked Questions
### Who is this boat for? This boat is perfect for families and teams who enjoy wakeboarding, wakesurfing, and casual cruising. With a capacity of 17, it accommodates large crews and delivers wakes that suit every skill level.
### What problem does this boat solve? It bridges the gap between high-performance wake control and family usability. You get professional-level surf shaping without losing passenger comfort or easy drivability.
### Why should I choose this model? Because the 2026 Moomba Mojo blends space, reliability, and power with industry-proven systems. Its Indmar Raptor 6.2L engine and adjustable surf setup offer both strength and flexibility for mixed use days.
### How is it to own long-term? Maintenance is straightforward thanks to Indmar’s service‑friendly design and Moomba’s durable construction. Owners report years of consistent reliability with minimal upkeep when serviced regularly.
### Where can I experience one? SouthTown Watersports in Charlotte, North Carolina, offers on‑water demos and knowledgeable guidance. The area includes Lake Norman and Lake Wylie—perfect testing grounds for the Mojo.
### What makes it different from competitors? It provides wake characteristics and passenger capacity similar to higher‑priced models but keeps ownership costs manageable. The Mojo’s balance of performance and simplicity sets it apart.
### Can I schedule a test drive? Yes, SouthTown Watersports welcomes riders to explore the 2026 Moomba Mojo in person and experience its performance firsthand on local lakes.
Comparison
2026 Moomba Mojo vs Malibu 23 LSV, MasterCraft XT23, and Axis T23: Performance Comparison
The 2026 Moomba Mojo, available at SouthTown Watersports in Charlotte, North Carolina, stands as one of the most well-rounded 23-foot wake, surf, and ski boats in its class. To help potential buyers understand where the Mojo fits within the market, we compare it against three key contenders: the Malibu 23 LSV, MasterCraft XT23, and Axis T23. Each of these models represents a leading choice in the 23-foot wake segment, but differences in design philosophy, equipment, and pricing can have a major impact on real-world performance and value.
Performance and Handling
The Moomba Mojo delivers strong capability with its 400-horsepower inboard engine and precise V-drive configuration. Performance on the water is supported by Moomba’s Flow Surf System and AutoWake technology, enabling consistent wave shapes for surfing and wakeboarding. Compared to the Malibu 23 LSV—often equipped with a slightly higher horsepower option—the Mojo achieves similar wave shape customization but at a more accessible price point. The MasterCraft XT23 emphasizes high-end performance and intricate surf tuning, though it typically comes with a substantially higher MSRP. Meanwhile, the Axis T23 offers solid wake performance but lacks some of the automated control technology that comes standard on the Mojo.
Build Quality and Construction
Moomba maintains a reputation for high manufacturing standards under the Skier’s Choice family, utilizing hand-laid fiberglass and precision-built composite components. The Mojo’s interior uses durable vinyls, precision stitching, and non-skid flooring designed for longevity in both fresh and saltwater environments. By comparison, Malibu and MasterCraft offer premium finishes but often at a higher cost. The Axis T23, built within Malibu’s performance family, focuses on practicality and durability but may use more simplified trim materials to maintain a lower price bracket.
Technology and Onboard Innovation
Onboard technology is a defining strength of the 2026 Moomba Mojo. Its AutoWake system automatically monitors and adjusts ballast distribution for consistent wake shapes, a feature that greatly benefits riders of all levels. The intuitive touchscreen dash provides seamless visibility into surf settings, speed control, and ballast management. In comparison, the Malibu 23 LSV offers Surf Gate and Surf Band systems—advanced but typically tied to higher package pricing. The MasterCraft XT23 includes advanced touchscreen controls and surf presets yet may require optional add-ons to match Moomba’s standard configuration. The Axis T23 features a simpler dash layout and fewer automated controls, appealing to those seeking a straightforward setup but lacking the refinement of Moomba’s integrated tech suite.
Comfort, Space, and Layout
The Mojo’s 23-foot length provides ample storage, wide seating, and an open-bow layout ideal for social days on the water. Premium seating materials and smart storage zones contribute to an enjoyable environment whether cruising or towing riders. Compared to the Malibu 23 LSV—known for luxurious finishes—the Mojo focuses on ergonomic comfort and straightforward usability without luxury-only pricing. The XT23 highlights upscale materials and finishes, while the Axis T23 prioritizes capacity and utility over refined detailing. For many buyers, the Mojo strikes the best middle ground of comfort, space, and functionality.
Warranty and Value Proposition
Each brand offers strong after-sale support, but Moomba’s limited lifetime hull warranty and reliable dealer network provide peace of mind for long-term ownership. When comparing value, the Mojo stands out for its combination of performance technology and premium construction at a notably lower cost than similarly equipped Malibu or MasterCraft models. Buyers who prioritize performance and reliability without overspending will find strong financial efficiency in the Moomba Mojo.
Conclusion
In evaluating the 2026 Moomba Mojo vs Malibu 23 LSV, MasterCraft XT23, and Axis T23, the Mojo distinguishes itself through its smart integration of technology, capable 400-hp powertrain, and accessible pricing. It delivers many of the advanced surf and wake features found in higher-priced models—making it one of the most balanced 23-foot options available at SouthTown Watersports in Charlotte, NC.