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Earlier this week, Bombardier Recreational Products revealed its new adventure-touring three-wheeler, the Can-Am Canyon. Loaded with long-travel suspension, a bit more ground clearance, and the ability to carry a lot of luggage, the Canyon looks like a more capable adventure vehicle than Can-Am’s previous, most off-road competent three-wheeler, the  Ryker Rally.

Bombardier Recreational Products has expanded its range of three-wheelers with the new adventure-touring Can-Am Canyon. Available in three trims with a starting price of $25,299, the 2025 Can-Am Canyon will arrive in dealerships in spring of 2025.

Origin ADV starts at $14,499 while naked Pulse begins at $13,999

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Bombardier Recreational Products provided a brief update on its upcoming Can-Am electric motorcycles, the Pulse roadster and Origin dual-sport. Both models are still undergoing testing while construction is underway for a new plant in Querétaro, Mexico, which will produce the electric bikes. Can-Am is aiming to launch Origin and Pulse "before the end of 2024", with final specs and pre-orders expected next summer. Until then, here are some fresh new photos of the prototypes.

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