Can-Am Models

Introduced for the 2025 model year, this three-wheel adventure model marked a new direction for BRP’s on-road lineup. It was presented as an all-new entry aimed at riders who wanted a more rugged, backcountry-oriented...

Introduced for model year 2010, this side-by-side marked BRP’s first entry into the growing recreational utility SxS segment and quickly established itself as a versatile do-everything machine. It was positioned betwe...

Introduced for the 2016 model year, this nameplate marked the brand’s first purpose-built utility side-by-side and was positioned as a work-focused machine for ranching, hunting, farming and general off-road labor. It...

BRP introduced this utility side-by-side for the 2016 model year, unveiling it in September 2015 as Can-Am’s first purpose-built work-oriented SxS. It marked a major expansion for the brand beyond its earlier sport-fo...

BRP introduced the DS youth ATV nameplate for the 2006 model year, beginning with the DS 90 and DS 50. The line was built as an entry point for younger riders, using small-displacement, single-cylinder four-stroke and...

This electric version of the Commander arrived for the 2014 model year as a battery-powered off-road side-by-side in the Commander family. It was positioned as a quieter, zero-tailpipe-emissions alternative to the gas...

This high-performance side-by-side nameplate debuted for the 2013 model year and quickly became a defining machine in the brand’s off-road lineup. Its arrival marked a shift toward a more performance-focused two-seat ...

Introduced for the 2024 model year, this high-performance side-by-side marked a new chapter in Can-Am’s off-road lineup. BRP unveiled it in August 2023 as an all-new machine built around a turbocharged Rotax 999cc inl...

This Can-Am side-by-side line was introduced for the 2018 model year as a trail-focused addition to the Maverick family. It was developed to split the difference between compact trail machines and larger sport UTVs, g...

Introduced for the 2017 model year, this high-performance side-by-side marked a new chapter in the brand’s sport-UTV lineup. It arrived as a purpose-built performance nameplate with a lightweight chassis, aggressive l...

Introduced for the 2025 model year, this all-electric dual-sport motorcycle marked Can-Am’s return to the two-wheel market after a long absence. It was launched alongside the related Pulse as part of BRP’s broader ele...

Introduced for the 2003 model year, this nameplate marked Can-Am’s entry into its modern off-road ATV lineup and quickly became one of the brand’s core utility-recreational machines. From the start, it was positioned ...

Introduced for the 2025 model year, this nameplate marked one of Can-Am’s first modern return entries to the motorcycle market and launched as part of the brand’s new electric two-wheel lineup. It is positioned as a c...

This sport ATV nameplate was introduced for the 2007 model year as Can-Am’s performance-oriented quad, positioned above more utility-focused off-road machines in the brand’s lineup. The early Renegade arrived with a h...

Introduced for the 2019 model year, this three-wheel nameplate brought a more accessible, entry-focused approach to Can-Am’s on-road lineup. It arrived after years of the brand’s Spyder models and was positioned as a ...

This off-road-oriented Ryker variant arrived with the Ryker line’s initial 2019 model-year launch, giving Can-Am’s new 3-wheel platform a more rugged, adventure-minded personality from the start. It was created as the...

Introduced for the 2007 model year, this three-wheeled roadster marked the beginning of the brand’s on-road lineup and stood out immediately for its two-front-wheel, one-rear-wheel layout. The concept was developed to...

Introduced for the 2015 model year, this Can-Am three-wheeler marked a shift in the Spyder lineup toward a more cruiser-oriented character. It was designed around a lower riding position, a relaxed stance, and a muscu...

The nameplate was first launched for the 2010 model year as part of BRP’s Can-Am three-wheel road lineup, expanding the Spyder concept beyond the original GS/RS models into a dedicated luxury touring variant. From the...