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 alternative to the brand’s established touring-focused three-wheel machines. The launch brought a distinctly adventure-touring brief: higher ground clearance, longer suspension travel, all-road capability, and a lineup of trim levels designed to balance comfort, storage, and off-pavement confidence.
The nameplate debuted with Standard, XT, and Redrock versions, and the model was positioned around versatility rather than long-distance luxury alone. BRP emphasized features such as a six-speed semi-automatic transmission, a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay integration, and accessory compatibility through the LinQ system. The Redrock variant added a more premium, adventure-focused specification with semi-active suspension.
For collectors and enthusiasts, this nameplate is notable because it represented a fresh addition to BRP’s three-wheel family rather than a continuation of an older roadster line. It effectively expanded the brand’s footprint into the adventure-touring space while keeping the stability and accessibility that define the platform. The model remains in production, so there is no final model year to record.