2027 Scout 670 LXS Taking Orders

Introducing the Scout 670 LXS — built not to be owned casually, but to be commissioned intentionally.

This is Scout’s ultimate expression of innovation, craftsmanship, and performance, created for those who want nothing less than the pinnacle of luxury on the water.

Designed in collaboration with the world-renowned superyacht studio Harrison Eidsgaard, the 670 LXS redefines what an outboard-powered sportfishing yacht can be. As one of the largest and most advanced outboard yachts ever produced, it seamlessly blends luxury, fishing capability, long-range cruising, and exhilarating performance into a single, uncompromising platform. Every detail is deliberate. Every expectation is exceeded.

Commissioning a 670 LXS means building a yacht that reflects your vision. From layout and finishes to technology and amenities, each boat is tailored to its owner—crafted with the same attention to detail and design philosophy seen in the world’s finest superyachts. This is not mass production; this is precision, exclusivity, and intention.

Powered by five Mercury V12 600 HP engines producing a combined 3,000 horsepower, the 670 LXS delivers remarkable capability: near-60 MPH top speed, effortless 40 MPH cruising, and an impressive range of approximately 500 miles. Advanced systems, refined hull design, and cutting-edge engineering ensure that performance feels as confident as it does commanding.

Onboard, expansive social spaces, premium materials, and state-of-the-art technology create an environment equally suited for entertaining, exploring, or escaping entirely. The experience is refined, intuitive, and unmistakably Scout.

The Scout 670 LXS isn’t simply a boat—it’s a statement of what’s possible when luxury, performance, and design converge without compromise. Opportunities to commission one are limited, and ownership places you among a very small group of discerning yachtsmen worldwide.

If you’re ready to begin the conversation and design your own 670 LXS, we invite you to reach out privately to explore specifications, timelines, and next steps. This is where ownership becomes legacy.