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Experience hardworking ATV capability without the noise of a traditional gas engine. The 2026 Can-Am Outlander Electric combines immediate electric power, four-wheel-drive traction and impressive towing capacity with a remarkably quiet and low-vibration ride.

Powered by the Rotax E-Power system, the Outlander Electric produces 47 horsepower and 53 lb-ft of peak torque. It offers up to 80 kilometres of estimated range, selectable high and low gearing and the rugged utility features needed for farms, hunting properties, acreages, cottages and demanding outdoor work.

The lineup includes the single-rider Outlander Electric and the passenger-ready Outlander Electric MAX. Explore both models at Cartronics Powersports in Kingston, Ontario, and discover how electric power can change the way you work and ride.

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Can-Am Outlander Electric Highlights

• 47-horsepower Rotax E-Power motor
• 53 lb-ft of peak torque
• Instant electric throttle response
• Quiet operation with near-zero vibration
• Up to 80 kilometres of estimated range
• Approximately 50 kilometres of average utility range
• Level 1 and Level 2 charging compatibility
• Charging from 20% to 80% in as little as 50 minutes
• Selectable two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive
• Visco-Lok QE auto-locking front differential
• High and low gearing
• Work, Standard and Sport riding modes
• Three selectable regenerative-braking levels
• Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering
• Up to 1,830 pounds of towing capacity
• 360 pounds of combined front and rear rack capacity
• Single-rider and two-passenger MAX configurations

Specifications and range can vary with terrain, temperature, load, riding speed, accessories and operating conditions.

Quiet Electric Power for Work and Recreation

The Outlander Electric is powered by a liquid-cooled Rotax E-Power system producing 47 peak horsepower and 53 lb-ft of peak torque.

Unlike a gas engine that needs to build engine speed, its electric motor delivers immediate response when the throttle is applied. This helps provide smooth, predictable power when pulling a trailer, climbing difficult terrain or manoeuvring carefully around a property.

The electric powertrain also creates considerably less operating noise and vibration than a conventional gas-powered ATV. Can-Am has further reduced noise with dedicated XPS tires, tuned bushings and a refined cooling system.

An Outstanding Electric ATV for Hunting

The quiet operation of the Can-Am Outlander Electric makes it particularly well suited to hunters, hunting camps and rural properties.

A conventional ATV can often be heard from a considerable distance. The Outlander Electric lets you travel through your property with substantially less powertrain noise, helping you reach a blind, tree stand or staging area without creating the same level of disturbance.

Its quiet ride can also make it easier to hear what is happening around you, communicate with hunting partners and enjoy the natural surroundings while travelling through the woods.

Useful hunting applications include:

• Travelling to and from blinds or tree stands
• Checking trail cameras
• Maintaining food plots
• Inspecting fences and property boundaries
• Carrying hunting equipment
• Towing a small utility trailer
• Transporting harvested game where legal
• Servicing remote cabins and hunting camps
• Clearing trails and moving supplies
• Scouting private land during the off-season

The Outlander Electric offers front and rear cargo racks, a 2-inch hitch receiver, selectable four-wheel drive and up to 1,830 pounds of towing capacity. These features make it capable of carrying gear and handling demanding terrain—not simply travelling quietly.

Hunters should always follow Ontario hunting regulations, property rules and restrictions governing the use of motorized vehicles.

Ideal for Farms and Livestock Operations

Electric operation can be especially beneficial around livestock.

The quieter powertrain may create less disruption when checking fences, moving feed, inspecting fields or travelling near barns and animals. With no loud engine idling between stops, operators can move from one task to the next without creating unnecessary noise around the farm.

The immediate torque and low gearing are useful for controlled, low-speed work, while the racks and hitch provide practical ways to carry tools or pull equipment.

Potential agricultural uses include:

• Checking livestock and pasture areas
• Inspecting fences and gates
• Carrying feed, tools and supplies
• Towing small farm trailers
• Travelling between barns and outbuildings
• Maintaining laneways and trails
• Monitoring crops and field conditions
• Moving equipment around greenhouses or orchards
• Completing early-morning chores with less noise

The standard Outlander Electric provides a 120-pound front rack, a 240-pound rear rack and nine gallons of integrated storage.

Property, Acreage and Estate Maintenance

The Outlander Electric is also a practical choice for large residential properties, private roads, commercial grounds and rural estates.

Because it can be charged at the same location where it is stored, owners can begin each workday with a charged machine and avoid keeping gasoline on the property for routine ATV use.

Common property-maintenance applications include:

• Carrying chainsaws and landscaping tools
• Inspecting large properties
• Maintaining trails and private roads
• Moving firewood
• Pulling lawn and garden trailers
• Checking drainage areas
• Transporting fencing supplies
• Clearing storm debris
• Travelling between buildings
• Supporting snow-removal and winter-maintenance tasks with compatible accessories

Its quiet operation can be particularly useful when work must be completed early in the morning, near homes, around guests or in other noise-sensitive environments.

Cottages, Campgrounds and Outdoor Businesses

The Outlander Electric can be a strong fit for cottages, resorts, campgrounds, conservation properties and other outdoor businesses where low noise is important.

Employees can transport tools, inspect trails and move supplies without introducing the same level of engine noise into the surrounding environment.

Potential commercial and recreational uses include:

• Campground maintenance
• Resort property inspections
• Trail-system maintenance
• Marina and cottage-property work
• Event-site transportation
• Conservation-area operations
• Golf-course and large-property maintenance
• Moving equipment between cabins
• Servicing remote facilities

Actual permitted use will depend on the property, trail system and local regulations.

Up to 80 Kilometres of Estimated Range

The Outlander Electric uses an integrated 8.9 kWh lithium-ion battery.

Can-Am lists an estimated range of up to 80 kilometres when tested according to the Worldwide Harmonised Motorcycle Test Cycle. It also lists an average utility range of approximately 50 kilometres, which may be more representative of work involving loads, frequent stops and changing terrain.

Actual range will depend on several factors, including:

• Terrain and elevation
• Outside temperature
• Rider and cargo weight
• Trailer load
• Tire pressure
• Riding speed
• Selected riding mode
• Use of accessories
• Mud, snow or soft ground
• Frequency of acceleration

For farms, cottages and rural properties where the ATV returns to the same building after completing daily tasks, the available range may be well suited to routine work.

Level 1 and Level 2 Charging

The Outlander Electric includes a 6.6 kW onboard charger and uses a Type 1 J1772 charging connector.

With Level 2 charging at 240 volts, the battery can charge:

• From 20% to 80% in approximately 50 minutes
• From 0% to 100% in approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes

Level 1 charging at 120 volts can charge:

• From 20% to 80% in approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes
• From 0% to 100% in approximately 5 hours and 15 minutes

This means the Outlander Electric can be charged from a suitable standard 120-volt power source or more quickly using compatible 240-volt Level 2 charging equipment.

Charging times can vary with battery temperature, available electrical power and other conditions.

Built for Canadian Seasons

The Outlander Electric’s battery has a listed operating temperature range from -20°C to 40°C. An integrated AC heater helps support charging in colder temperatures.

This gives the ATV genuine all-season potential for Ontario properties, hunting camps, farms and recreational areas.

Cold weather can reduce the range and charging speed of electric vehicles, so winter users should plan their routes and charging routine accordingly.

Real Towing and Hauling Capability

The Outlander Electric is designed as a utility-recreational ATV rather than a light-duty neighbourhood vehicle.

Its 2-inch hitch receiver supports a towing capacity of up to 1,830 pounds. The cargo racks can hold up to 120 pounds at the front and 240 pounds at the rear, providing 360 pounds of combined rack capacity.

This capability can be useful for:

• Pulling a utility trailer
• Transporting firewood
• Carrying feed and farm supplies
• Moving hunting equipment
• Hauling tools
• Towing landscaping equipment
• Transporting camping supplies
• Moving materials around a worksite

Operators must account for terrain, trailer design, tongue weight, braking distance and the instructions in the vehicle’s operator guide.

Selectable Four-Wheel Drive and Visco-Lok QE

The Outlander Electric features selectable two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive with a Visco-Lok QE auto-locking front differential.

This drivetrain helps the ATV adapt to changing conditions such as loose soil, rocky trails, mud and snow. Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering provides adjustable steering assistance to suit different terrain and rider preferences.

High and low gearing lets the rider choose between general travel and slower, controlled operation for towing, climbing or demanding work.

Work, Standard and Sport Modes

Three selectable riding modes let the rider adjust how the Outlander Electric responds.

Work mode is suited to controlled power delivery while towing, carrying equipment or manoeuvring around a property.

Standard mode provides balanced performance for everyday riding and general utility use.

Sport mode offers more immediate response for recreational riding and situations where stronger acceleration is preferred.

A speed limiter can also be used when the operator wants to manage the ATV’s maximum speed.

Three-Level Regenerative Braking

The Outlander Electric offers three selectable levels of regenerative braking.

Regenerative braking slows the ATV when the rider releases the throttle and returns some energy to the battery. The adjustable system lets the rider choose the amount of deceleration based on terrain and personal preference.

Stronger regenerative braking may be helpful when descending hills or travelling through technical terrain, while a lighter setting can create a more free-rolling feeling.

Suspension and Ground Clearance

The Outlander Electric uses double A-arm suspension at the front and rear.

It provides:

• 9.75 inches of front suspension travel
• 10.25 inches of rear suspension travel
• 12 inches of ground clearance
• Twin-tube front and rear shocks
• 26-inch XPS Recon Force tires
• 14-inch cast-aluminum wheels

This gives the Outlander Electric the clearance and suspension movement needed for rough fields, wooded trails, uneven property roads and year-round utility work.

Simplified Electric Maintenance

The all-electric powertrain removes several maintenance requirements associated with a gas engine.

There are no engine-oil changes, engine-oil filters, spark plugs or traditional CVT clutch servicing. Can-Am identifies gear oil, brake fluid and other standard chassis components as part of the machine’s simplified service requirements.

Owners will still need to maintain items such as:

• Tires and wheels
• Brakes
• Suspension components
• Steering components
• Gear oil
• Battery and charging equipment
• Electrical connections
• Protective components

The Cartronics Powersports service department can provide maintenance guidance and professional service for your Outlander Electric.

Five-Inch Colour Display

A five-inch colour display provides access to important riding and charging information.

The rider can view charge status, charging schedules, vehicle settings and other operating information. The Outlander Electric also includes USB-A and USB-C charging outputs for compatible personal devices.

LED headlights, taillights, a distinctive LED signature and an LED pod light provide visibility for early-morning work, evening property checks and low-light trail conditions.

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Can-Am Outlander Electric Models

2026 Can-Am Outlander Electric

The standard Outlander Electric is the single-rider model.

Its shorter wheelbase makes it the more compact and manoeuvrable choice for tight trails, farm lanes, wooded properties and tasks that do not require a passenger.

Standard equipment includes:

• 47-horsepower Rotax E-Power motor
• 8.9 kWh lithium-ion battery
• Up to 80 kilometres of estimated range
• Level 1 and Level 2 charging capability
• Work, Standard and Sport modes
• High and low gearing
• Selectable two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive
• Visco-Lok QE front differential
• Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering
• Five-inch colour display
• Front and rear cargo racks
• Front and rear bumpers
• Full skid plate
• Two-inch hitch receiver

Best for: Hunters, farmers, property owners and recreational riders who want a compact, quiet single-rider utility ATV.

2026 Can-Am Outlander Electric MAX

The Outlander Electric MAX provides a factory-designed two-passenger configuration.

It includes a removable passenger seat and an extended chassis designed to accommodate a second occupant. The MAX retains the same 47-horsepower Rotax E-Power motor, 8.9 kWh battery, charging capability and estimated maximum range as the single-rider model.

Best for: Property owners, couples and recreational riders who want quiet electric utility with the ability to carry a passenger.

Passengers should only be carried on an ATV specifically designed for passenger use.

Outlander Electric Model Comparison

Range and charging performance can vary with operating conditions.

Which Outlander Electric Should You Choose?

Choose the Outlander Electric when you primarily ride alone and want the more compact option for hunting trails, farm work, property maintenance and wooded terrain.

Choose the Outlander Electric MAX when you expect to carry a passenger and want a factory-designed two-up ATV with a removable passenger seat.

Both models provide the same core electric performance, estimated range, four-wheel-drive system and utility capability.

Outlander Electric Accessories

Can-Am offers accessories that can help prepare the Outlander Electric for work, hunting and recreational use.

Popular accessory categories may include:

• LinQ storage boxes
• Gun boots and hunting-equipment mounts
• Chainsaw holders
• Tool holders
• Cargo bags
• Windshields
• Handguards
• Heated grips
• Additional lighting
• Winches
• Plows
• Bumpers and protective equipment
• Trailer and hitch accessories
• Passenger accessories for MAX models
• Covers and storage equipment

Accessory compatibility can vary by model and application. Speak with the Cartronics Powersports parts department before selecting accessories for your Outlander Electric.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much horsepower does the Can-Am Outlander Electric have?

The 2026 Outlander Electric produces 47 peak horsepower and 53 lb-ft of peak torque from its Rotax E-Power motor.

What is the range of the Outlander Electric?

Can-Am lists a maximum estimated range of up to 80 kilometres under WMTC testing and an average utility range of approximately 50 kilometres. Actual range will depend on terrain, temperature, payload, speed and operating conditions.

Is the Outlander Electric good for hunting?

Its quiet powertrain, near-zero vibration, four-wheel-drive capability, cargo racks and towing capacity make it a strong option for accessing hunting property, checking trail cameras, maintaining food plots and transporting gear where ATV use is permitted.

How long does the Outlander Electric take to charge?

Level 2 charging can take approximately 50 minutes from 20% to 80% or 1 hour and 30 minutes from empty to full. Level 1 charging can take approximately 5 hours and 15 minutes from empty to full.

Can the Outlander Electric charge from a standard outlet?

The onboard charger is compatible with Level 1 charging at 120 volts. Proper charging equipment and a suitable electrical circuit are required.

How much can the Outlander Electric tow?

The Outlander Electric has a listed towing capacity of up to 1,830 pounds and includes a two-inch hitch receiver.

Does the Outlander Electric have four-wheel drive?

Yes. It has selectable two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive with a Visco-Lok QE auto-locking front differential.

Can you ride the Outlander Electric in winter?

Its battery has a listed operating range from -20°C to 40°C, and the system includes an integrated AC heater for charging in low temperatures. Cold weather may reduce range and affect charging performance.

Can the Outlander Electric carry a passenger?

The standard Outlander Electric is designed for one rider. The Outlander Electric MAX is the passenger-ready model and includes a removable passenger seat.

Does the Outlander Electric require oil changes?

It does not require traditional engine-oil changes, engine-oil filters, spark plugs or conventional CVT clutch maintenance. Other items, including gear oil, brakes, tires and suspension components, still require inspection and service.

What warranty does the battery include?

Can-Am lists a five-year battery warranty with a limit of 20,000 kilometres. The motor and vehicle have separate warranty terms.

Find Your Can-Am Outlander Electric at Cartronics Powersports

Discover a quieter way to work, hunt and explore with the 2026 Can-Am Outlander Electric.

Visit Cartronics Powersports in Kingston, Ontario, to compare the Outlander Electric and Outlander Electric MAX. Our team can help you review charging requirements, available accessories, current inventory, financing options and which configuration is best suited to your property or riding needs.

Cartronics Powersports proudly serves customers from Kingston, Napanee, Belleville, Brockville, Gananoque, Smiths Falls, Perth, Trenton and communities throughout Eastern Ontario.

Contact Cartronics Powersports today to request a quote, check Outlander Electric availability or learn more about ordering your electric Can-Am ATV.

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