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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 electric-motorcycle push, with Can-Am positioning the new machine as a road-and-trail model that draws on the brand’s motocross and off-road heritage rather than its three-wheeled lineup. The nameplate arrived as a fresh modern interpretation of Can-Am’s past, combining the company’s legacy in recreational powersports with contemporary EV technology and connected features. BRP’s official materials show the model carried into the 2026 lineup, indicating it remains in current production rather than having ended after a single year. The model’s significance is less about a long history of generations and more about its role in reopening Can-Am’s motorcycle chapter in the electric era, especially for riders looking for a dual-purpose machine with a distinctly Can-Am identity.