
Stacer has unveiled a broad update to its aluminium boat range for 2026, introducing a new model, styling revisions and a series of equipment upgrades across its lineup.
Leading the changes is the debut of the new Rebel, which joins the range in 539 and 589 variants. Stacer says the open-layout aluminium boat has been designed for a range of recreational uses including fishing, crabbing, camping and general boating, with an optional casting platform, dual bench seating and a hull featuring a 4mm bottom and 3mm sides.
The Rebel is joined by updates across the wider Stacer lineup, with the manufacturer introducing what it calls "Stacer DNA", a refreshed design language that includes revised seating, new upholstery, updated steering wheels, black fixtures and fittings, redesigned trailer wheels, and new exterior colours and graphics.

Selected models will also be available with a new Super Core Flooring option. The composite flooring is designed to improve strength and durability while maintaining a lightweight construction, according to Stacer.
The brand's flagship Ocean Ranger has also received several updates for 2026, including an electric trolling motor bracket, an upgraded wiring harness and larger fuel tanks aimed at extending cruising range.

Stacer Product Strategy Manager Lloyd Jaber said the changes were intended to improve the ownership experience while retaining the brand's focus on practicality and value.
"These updates make the 2026 Stacer range even more competitive on the water while continuing to deliver the exceptional value our customers expect," Jaber said.
"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."
The refreshed 2026 range spans everything from entry-level tinnies through to larger family runabouts and fishing boats, with a mix of new standard features and optional upgrades available depending on the model.