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BRP Elevates Can-Am Ryker 2027 with Major Chassis, Powertrain Upgrades

Aug 18, 2026, 8:05 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Direct product-refresh catalyst for BRP's Can-Am 3-wheel lineup; potential uplift in demand, ASP, and dealer sell-through; aligns with growth in new-to-miking demographics noted in the release, offering near-term upside and potential acceleration of ordering patterns.

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BRP's Can-Am unit unveils the 2027 3-wheel lineup, led by a major Ryker refresh featuring a 52hp entry engine and 80hp variants for Sport/Special Series, plus chassis and tech upgrades. Spyder and Canyon receive styling updates and BRP GO! on-road navigation, signaling a broader push into connected, premium 3-wheel experiences. The news could lift near-term demand and ASP as dealers align to the new platform.

BRP updates 2027 Can-Am Ryker with major chassis, powertrain, tech.
Ryker lineup now includes Ryker, Ryker Sport, and Ryker Special Series.
52hp Rotax 900 ACE engine debuts in entry Ryker; 80hp for Sport.
Spyder and Canyon get styling refresh; BRP GO! On-Road Navigation added.
BRP posted CA$8.4B revenue and 17,000 employees as of Jan 31, 2026.

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