2026 Can-Am Models

The 2026 Can-Am lineup continues to emphasize versatility: from utility work to sport trail riding.
Broader range of models covering everything from entry-level machines to high-performance and 6×6 machines.
Focus on features such as improved drivetrains (locking diffs, selectable 2WD/4WD/6WD), premium suspension, higher capacities (towing, cargo), and comfort/technology upgrades.
Competitive pricing on base models to widen accessibility.
Strong utility focus: heavy‐duty work machines for farms/hunting and rugged recreation machines.

Positioned as the entry model in the ATV work/recreation segment. Starting price (in US) begins at $6,649 for the 500 variant. website
Engine: 650 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, Rotax® ACE: For 500 version approx 40 hp / 37 lb-ft torque; for 700 version approx 50 hp / 41 lb-ft torque. website+1
Drivetrain & features: selectable 2WD/4WD (on 700), auto-locking front differential Visco-Lok, full skid plate, basic but solid build. website+1
Other features: glove box, front drop-down storage, digital display. Team Powersports of Garner+1
Ideal audience: First-time ATV owners, budget-conscious buyers, those needing a work-capable machine with trail capability.

Targeted at the “two-up” riding segment (rider + passenger) emphasizing comfort and versatility.
Features include: Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering (DPS™), Intelligent Engine Braking (iEB™), selectable 4WD with auto-locking front differential (Visco-Lok QE) — for the 700 version. website
Example spec: For the 700 version: estimated dry weight ~893 lb (405.1 kg), dimensions 94.2 × 47.6 × 54 in (239.2×120.9×137.1 cm) for L×W×H. website
Appeal: Riders who want to bring along a passenger, pursue adventures, include comfort & technology features.

A heavy-duty machine with six wheels (6×6) configuration for serious utility or adventure load capacity.
Example: Outlander MAX 6×6 DPS (700) features selectable 4WD/6WD with auto-locking front differential, pDrive CVT with extra low gear, work-mode calibration, 1,000 lb bed capacity, 1,830 lb towing capacity. website
Example: Outlander MAX 6×6 Backcountry (1000R) features approx 101 hp / 69 lb-ft via 999 cc V-twin, high-flow radiator fan, 30-inch XPS Iron Force tires with 14-in aluminum beadlock wheels, full skid plate, etc. website+1
Appeal: Users needing maximum load capability, extreme terrain performance, or multi-purpose hauling + recreation.

Side-by-side (UTV) model meant for both recreation and utility tasks.
Example spec: For 700 and 1000R versions: 1000R uses Rotax 976 cc V-twin liquid-cooled ~100 hp. Dry weights around 1,594 lb (723.4 kg) for 700, 1,694 lb (768.8 kg) for 1000R. website
Dimensions: ~130 × 62 × 74 in (330.2×157.5×188 cm) for 700 version; wheelbase ~90.6 in (230.1 cm). website
Key features: 7.6-in digital display with keypad, LED signature lighting, 28-in XPS Trail King tires (for XT), 4,500 lb winch. website
Audience: Work & play buyers who want a versatile side-by-side capable of trail and utility.

Built for heavy-duty work tasks: ranch/farm, hunting, utility operations.
Examples of engine/trims: HD7 (650 cc single) producing approx 52 hp / 42 lb-ft; HD9 (976 cc V-twin) producing ~65 hp / 59 lb-ft; HD10 (976 cc V-twin) producing ~82 hp / 69 lb-ft. website+1
Features: heavy-duty chassis, full skid plates, selectable turf/2WD/4WD, “6×6” variant available, power tilt beds, long cargo box options, winches up to 4,500 lb. website+1
Appeal: Buyers needing robust utility performance rather than just trail riding.