B&G unveils Zeus SRX chartplotter with NEON OS, 16- and 22-inch screens

B&G unveiled the Zeus SRX chartplotter as a new flagship at the Miami International Boat Show, on display during the show running February 11–15, 2026. The SRX arrives in large-format 16- and 22-inch models and is positioned for serious sailors, performance and offshore multihull owners, large-yacht refits and DIY installers looking for a central helm display with high data density.

Hardware and user interface are front and center. The Zeus SRX pairs an edge-to-edge IPS SolarMAX™ display with a frameless glass look and runs the NEON™ interface optimized for large screens. B&G highlights a redesigned taskbar that keeps essential tools within reach and auto-hides when not needed, along with quick-access buttons to control levels, overlays and navigation, plus faster startup and seamless app transitions.

Charting and route safety are integral to the package. The Zeus SRX is compatible with C-MAP® X-Gen charts, including DISCOVER® X with instant zoom, rich local detail and a dedicated night mode, and REVEAL® X with shaded relief and satellite imagery. Integrated X-Chart Manager lets sailors perform direct updates and upgrades from the unit and download custom chart areas for near-instant access. X-Gen charts also carry C-MAP Safety Alerts that automatically warn of hazards ahead, from shallow waters to buoys.

Integration aims to make the SRX a helm hub. B&G lists centralization of instruments, HALO® radar, autopilot and wind sensors, plus energy management via CZone®, so owners of performance multihulls can keep navigation, radar and power data on a single large display. The product is presented as an answer to the practical challenge of organizing and prioritizing information at speed so clarity at the helm is maintained.

Pricing and availability show mixed reporting across markets. Two outlets list a U.S. starting price of $6,999 USD for the 16- and 22-inch formats, while a European listing cites €6,999 + VAT and another gives €8,398.80 including VAT. The unit was publicly demoed in Miami, and B&G planned regional demos including a showing at the Auckland Boat Show March 5–8, with local NZ distribution handled through Advance Trident.

Not all features are present at launch. Public materials note, "Mirroring and Control is currently not available on B&G Zeus SRX," a limitation flagged in launch coverage. B&G press-release language included in launch materials framed the product in luxury terms: "Zeus SRX was designed for those who demand nothing less than perfection at sea," and "Whether you’re racing or cruising, this chartplotter delivers uncompromising speed, clarity, and control."

The SRX launch sits inside Navico Group’s broader strategy for 2026, following the Nemesis range shown at boot Düsseldorf and alongside sibling-brand Simrad announcements at Miami. Before purchase or integration, obtain the official regional MSRP and a detailed spec sheet from B&G or Navico to reconcile currency, VAT treatment and technical specifics such as processor, memory and exact sensor compatibility.