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The electric surfboard market is growing fast, with global demand for motorised watercraft projected to expand at double‑digit annual rates over the next decade. For New Zealand businesses, this means a clear opportunity: offering high‑performance JetFly electric surfboards can unlock new revenue streams in rentals, tours, and retail, provided you have a compliant, reliable supply […]

An electric surfboard like the JetFly for beginners makes it possible to ride waves and stay on the water much longer, even without decades of practice. For new riders, rental operators, and adventure businesses in New Zealand, this means lower barriers to entry, longer ride times, and a more sustainable way to grow a water-sports

Electric surfboards are rapidly transforming recreational water sports in New Zealand, with high‑performance models like the JetFly adult electric surfboard delivering a powerful, accessible experience on lakes, rivers, and coastlines. For riders and businesses, this technology offers a new way to generate revenue, attract customers, and expand water‑based activities without relying on wind or waves.

New Zealand’s coastal businesses and enthusiasts face surging demand for high-performance watersports gear, yet reliable access to advanced electric surfboards remains limited. JetFly electric surfboards, available through local partners like NextWave, deliver speeds up to 68 km/h, 30 km range, and 150 kg load capacity on a single charge, enabling seamless rentals, tours, and personal

Electric surfboards are reshaping how people experience coastal recreation, with premium models like the JetFly JF02 delivering speeds of up to 60–68 km/h and ranges of around 30–40 km on a single charge. For New Zealand businesses and water‑sports operators, importing high‑performance boards such as the JetFly and Rush Wave lines can unlock new revenue

The electric surfboard market is expanding fast worldwide and reshaping how beginners access water sports in coastal countries like New Zealand, where tourism and marine recreation are core parts of the local economy. As official NZ partner for Rush Wave and JetFly electric surfboards, NextWave helps businesses and first-time riders reduce import risk, secure compliant

Electric surfboards are one of the fastest-growing segments in New Zealand’s watersports market, but sourcing them reliably and cost-effectively is a major challenge for businesses and resellers. The right supplier can cut import costs by 15–25 %, ensure compliance with NZ safety and customs rules, and grow margins with high-demand boards like the Rush Wave and

New Zealand’s water-sports sector is shifting rapidly toward electric and motorized surfboards as global demand for next‑gen boards grows from about USD 189.7 million in 2025 to a projected USD 1.46 billion by 2035. For NZ operators, this growth creates a high‑pressure window: early movers who secure reliable electric surfboard supply chains can capture premium

The electric surfboard market is entering a high-growth phase globally, and New Zealand’s tourism and coastal leisure sectors are poised to benefit if businesses secure reliable supply, compliant products, and stable margins. As the official NZ partner for Rush Wave and JetFly motorized boards, NextWave helps local operators turn a complex, risky import process into a predictable

An indoor hydroponic system lets Kiwi homes and businesses grow fresh herbs, greens, and vegetables year‑round with up to 3× faster growth and 90% less water than soil gardening, turning a sunny kitchen, café bench, or spare room into a productive, low‑waste food source. How big is the indoor hydroponic market in New Zealand? New