2027 Barletta’s have been released and we can’t wait to show you what’s new!
Every model year, we sit down with the new Barletta lineup and ask the same question our customers ask us: what actually changed, and does it matter out on the water? For 2027, the answer is a good one. Barletta didn’t just swap a few colors and call it a day. There’s a fresh look inside every series, smarter little details that make a day on the lake easier, more power where buyers asked for it, a brand-new series that replaces the Corsa, and two brand-new Sanza floorplans.
Here’s our series-by-series rundown of what’s new for 2027 Barletta pontoon boats, plus a few thoughts from our side of the showroom on who each update is really for.
What’s New Across the Whole Lineup
Some of the best changes aren’t tied to a single model. These show up in most or all of the 2027 series.
A clip cover with poles is now standard
The playpen cover on every 2027 Barletta is now a clip-style cover with poles. Barletta knows different boaters value different things, so the TEC cover is still available as an option if you prefer its specific benefits or have unique needs. The Total Eclipse aft cover an option on all models except fish floorplans.
Fresh furniture colors
On Reserve, Lusso, and Cabrio, Gunmetal Graphite replaces Marquesan Gray and Driftwood Dune replaces Carmella Tan, both paired with Onyx accents. Gunmetal Graphite brings more depth, subtle tonal variation, and a soft-touch finish. Driftwood Dune moves the tan from a bright caramel to a richer, earthier tone that pairs well with a wider range of finishes.
Linen sticks around as a furniture option on Reserve and Lusso.
The Aria and Sanza get their own take: Silver Smoke, a lighter gray that replaces Tempest Gray, along with Driftwood Dune.
Alpine Gray vinyl flooring
Replacing the Amore Gray and Amore Tan flooring, Alpine Gray has a tighter, more compact weave and a more uniform look that works with both warm and cool furniture colors. Barletta also points to increased durability and a better overall ownership experience, which is the kind of upgrade you appreciate a few seasons in.
Next Gen wireless charger
Reserve, Lusso, Cabrio, and Aria now have a wireless charger built right into the helm (15W, 10-30V DC). No cables, no clutter, and your phone stays powered and within reach.
Apex Silver rail skin
A sleek metallic silver replaces Champagne on Lusso, Cabrio, and Aria. On Sanza, Apex Silver is a new option, and black rails remain standard.
Recessed gate stop
Lusso, Cabrio, Aria, and Sanza get a new in-floor gate stop that sits flush with the deck, so say goodbye to the toe-stubber of the old, raised stop. If you boat barefoot, haul a lot of gear, or keep an eye on kids and dogs, you’ll notice it right away.
Barletta Reserve: A Cleaner, More Current Look
On the Reserve, the 2027 story is all about the interior and the helm. You’ll find the new Gunmetal Graphite and Driftwood Dune interiors with Onyx accents, the tighter-weave Alpine Gray vinyl flooring, and the Next Gen wireless charger. Linen remains available if you like what you already know. If you love the Reserve and want it to feel more current, the new colors and cleaner flooring do exactly that.
Barletta Lusso: Smarter Helm, Easier Docking, More Power Choices
Lusso picks up the longest list of changes this year, and most of them are about making the boat easier and more enjoyable to use.
The big one is the helm. Lusso now offers a 7″ Spyder with digital controls, a touchscreen-style system built for digital switching and RGB controls. It’s designed to be simple to navigate and easy to read, and Barletta built it in response to dealer feedback. Want chartplotting, maps, echo, and engine integration? That’s where the 12″ Simrad comes in. Between the two, you get a modern helm that matches what today’s buyers expect.
Docking gets easier, too. A new midship cleat gives you better control and stability at the dock, which helps reduce drifting, simplifies solo tie-ups, and improves tying up in wind or wake. Anyone who has tried to tie up alone on a breezy afternoon knows why that matters.
On the power side, Lusso UCAT and MAT models add a twin 350HP Mercury option, joining the twin 400HP, 425HP, and 500HP setups. It gives buyers another way to dial in cost, operability, and fit.
Finally, Pietra Gray tops are now standard on all Lusso UE models. Inspired by natural stone, with a softer, warmer tone and subtle veining, they replace the discontinued Calcutta White tops. Also leaving the Lusso lineup are the Champagne rail skin and the QCSSA models.
Barletta Halcyon: The Corsa Replacement
The biggest headline of the model year is a name change. The Corsa has been replaced with the Halcyon. Barletta introduced it on October 1, 2026, and this is no color-and-cushion refresh. Barletta says simply redesigning the Corsa no longer felt like enough, so the series got a new exterior identity, modern materials, and a new name to match.
The idea behind Halcyon is to bridge accessibility and premium. Barletta developed it to broaden its appeal in an important segment of the pontoon market, and to give buyers a stronger step up within the lineup.
The first thing you’ll notice is the exterior. Halcyon has a sculpted rail profile that’s new to Barletta, along with integrated NuVu window cutouts that open up sightlines and help you feel more connected to the water around you. Inside, body-contouring cushions with multi-density foam deliver plush, lasting comfort, and the elevated, ergonomically refined helm puts advanced technology and intuitive controls within easy reach. If you want even more, available features like the Power Arch add another level of functionality and attitude.
Halcyon comes in 23′ and 25′ models, with power ranging from 150 up to 450 HP. You can choose from four of Barletta’s most popular floorplans: Ultra Lounge, Meridian Lounge, Quad Lounge, and Ultra Entertainer.
If you loved the Corsa, you’ll recognize the confidence and energy that made it popular, just sharper and sleeker. Want a closer look? Check out our full guide to the 2027 Barletta
Barletta Cabrio: A Redesigned Helm and a 300HP Option
Cabrio gets a fresh look at the helm, plus a power bump for the 24-footers.
The redesigned helm has a more open layout, clean lines, premium accents, and built-in storage, with the technology seamlessly integrated. On the tech side, Cabrio now comes with a 7″ Medallion for chartplotting and maps, paired with a 6.8″ vertical Spyder for digital switching and RGB controls. Fonts and display colors are adjustable, so you can make it your own. If you want to step up, an optional Simrad NSX can take the place of the Medallion.
The Cabrio’s 24′ models can now be ordered with a 300HP Mercury Verado. Barletta describes it as bringing Cabrio closer to its higher-performance offerings while keeping an approachable price point, and we think that’s a fair way to put it.
The Cabrio also picks up the new midship cleat and a nicely improved dog dish. The updated latch keeps the walkway open and unobstructed, and the soft-close track mechanism opens and closes more smoothly and quietly. A complimentary dog leash comes along with it, which your four-legged first mate will appreciate.
Like the Lusso, Cabrio UE models now come standard with Pietra Gray tops, and the Calcutta White tops and Champagne rail skin are retired.
Barletta Aria: A Furniture Redesign and Two Big Standard Upgrades
Aria is the series that changes the most visually. Barletta redesigned the furniture package with a lighter gray palette set off by darker accents, integrated handle cutouts, and a grab handle built into the chaise backrests. The Ultra Lounge also gets upgraded split cushions. The new Silver Smoke with Onyx accent is intentionally lighter than the deeper grays in other series, which gives the Aria a clear identity of its own. Driftwood Dune with Onyx accent is the second option.
There are two nice additions to the standard equipment list, too. The fan-favorite Lillipad boarding ladder is now standard on Aria, with wide, angled steps, a 400 lb capacity, and aluminum grab handles. That makes boarding easier for passengers and pets alike. You also get the Eagle 5 chartplotter as standard, an upgrade from the Hook 4. It has a larger 5″ IPS screen that stays readable in direct sun and with polarized sunglasses, plus autotuning sonar with FishReveal and improved C-MAP charting for less fiddling and more confidence.
Of course, the Aria series also gets the Alpine Gray flooring, Apex Silver rail skin, Next Gen wireless charger, and recessed gate stop mentioned above.
One heads-up if you’ve had your eye on a specific floorplan: the Aria 20L, 20CC, 24CC, and 24F are being discontinued. If one of those was on your list, talk with our team and we’ll help you find the best fit in the current lineup.
Barletta Sanza: Two New Floorplans
Sanza is where Barletta’s value-minded buyers will want to look. New for 2027, the lineup adds the Sanza 20QC and the Sanza 22UC. More floorplans means more ways to find the layout that fits your crew, whether you’re hosting friends or just making room for the family.
Sanza also gets the Silver Smoke with Onyx accent interior, which replaces Tempest Gray with a lighter tone and a dark gray accent for sculpted contrast, along with Driftwood Dune with Onyx accent. You’ll also see the new Alpine Gray flooring, the recessed gate stop, and Apex Silver as a new rail skin option. Black rails stay standard on Sanza.
Which Barletta Is Right for You?
New colors and features are great, but the real question is which boat fits how you spend your time on the water. A few quick thoughts:
- If you want the most tech and the broadest power choices, take a close look at the Lusso series.
- If you want a more open helm and extra horsepower without a big jump in price, check out the Cabrio, especially the 24′ models with the 300HP option.
- If you want a lighter, brighter interior with standard boarding and electronics upgrades, an Aria is hard to beat.
- If you’re looking for an approachable way into Barletta ownership, the Sanza series is worth a look.
Come See the 2027 Barletta Lineup
Spec sheets only tell part of the story. Colors, flooring, and furniture are always better in person, and we’d love to walk you through the 2027 Barletta lineup, answer your questions, and help you compare series side by side.
As your local Barletta dealer, we’re here for the whole experience, from picking the right boat to making sure it’s ready to go when you are, with a service team of certified techs behind you. Stop by Action Water Sports or reach out to our team and let’s talk about your 2027 Barletta.
