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| The Rotax 1503 engine is an engineering masterpiece, the only 4 stroke engine specifically designed for watercraft use, the only watercraft engine with a closed loop cooling system. It is now available in several variations from the new 135hp found in the 2006 GTI range right up to the wopping 215hp supercharged intercooled monster found in the Seadoo RXP/RXT/GTX LTD and is also available in various Sea doo jet boats. |
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ROTAX HISTORY In 1920, BRP-Rotax began revolutionizing the engine. With a gifted team and a dedicated vision, we've never looked back. BRP-Rotax has developed over 350 engine types and has produced more than 5 million engines over the last century. |
2003 Sale of Recreational Products Group by Bombardier Inc.; Foundation of Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP) with BRP-Rotax as part of the new company. Presentation of the innovative V220 and V300 aircraft engines developed by BRP-Rotax. BRP-Rotax is approved as International Design Organisation according to JAR-21 by the European Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA). 2002 Launch of the new 2-stroke semi-direct electronic injection technology : ROTAX 2-TEC engines for Ski-Doo snowmobiles. Launch of the ROTAX Kart RM1 with direct drive (without chain). 2001 Launch of ROTAX 4-TEC 4-stroke engines for Sea-Doo watercraft. 2000 The ROTAX Quality Production System (RQPS) is initiated. 1998 Production of ROTAX engines for Bombardier ATVs begins. 1993 Production of ROTAX motorcycle engines for BMW†, Germany begins. 1988 Production of ROTAX marine engines for Bombardier Sea-Doo watercraft begins. 1983 Production of ROTAX motorcycle engines for APRILIA begins. 1982 Production of ROTAX 4-stroke and aircraft engines begins. 1970 Bombardier and ROTAX integrate 1962 For the first time, a ROTAX engine is installed in a Ski-Doo snowmobile developed by Bombardier. 1959 LOHNERWERKE GmbH of Vienna acquires a majority shareholding in Rotax. 1947 Operations are relocated to Gunskirchen near Wels. 1943 Operations are relocated to Wels, Austria 1930 The company is taken over by Fichtel & Sachs AG and transfers its operations to Schweinfurt/Germany. 1920 ROTAX WERK AG is established in Dresden, Germany |