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 between pure work-focused utility vehicles and softer trail cruisers, with a layout aimed at riders who wanted cargo capability, practical seating, and enough off-road performance for both chores and weekend use. The original version helped define the brand’s approach to the category and became an important foundation for the company’s broader off-road lineup.
For model year 2021, the nameplate returned in a completely redesigned form rather than a new, separate historical run. That redesign shifted the vehicle toward a more modern “work hard, play hard” formula, with updated styling, improved comfort, and a stronger emphasis on rider-focused packaging. BRP described the 2021 update as a return to its roots, underscoring that the nameplate had already built a decade of history by that point.
Since then, the model has continued as a current Can-Am side-by-side family with multiple trims and seating configurations. Across its history, it has remained one of the brand’s core utility-adventure offerings, known for balancing trail ability, cargo utility, and everyday versatility. Its significance comes less from one singular performance specialty and more from its role as an early, enduring entry in the side-by-side market and a long-running bridge between recreation and practical work use.