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Help the next generation of riders build confidence and learn responsible off-road riding with a 2026 Can-Am youth ATV.

The current youth lineup includes the beginner-friendly Renegade 70 EFI, the larger Renegade 110 EFI, the sport-inspired Renegade X xc 110 EFI, and the more substantial DS 250. Together, these models provide age-appropriate steps from a young rider’s first supervised experience to a larger ATV designed to help prepare developing riders for an adult-sized machine.

Every youth ATV in this lineup uses an automatic continuously variable transmission, allowing the rider to concentrate on steering, braking, throttle control and trail awareness instead of manually changing gears. Electric starting and youth-sized controls also help make the learning process more approachable.

Visit Cartronics Powersports in Kingston, Ontario, to compare Can-Am youth ATV sizes, features and recommended rider requirements. Our team can help parents select a machine that fits the rider’s current age, physical size, experience and intended riding environment.

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Can-Am Youth ATV Highlights

• Renegade 70 EFI for riders aged six and up
• Renegade 110 EFI and X xc 110 EFI for riders aged ten and up
• DS 250 for riders aged fourteen and up
• Four-stroke engine designs
• Automatic CVT transmissions
• Forward, neutral and reverse
• Electric starting
• Built-in throttle limiter on Renegade EFI models
• Youth-sized controls and ergonomics
• Single-rider configurations
• Two-wheel-drive platforms
• Available performance gas shocks
• Available double A-arm front suspension
• Hydraulic disc brakes on the DS 250
• One-year BRP limited warranty

The age designations above reflect Can-Am’s current Canadian product information. Always follow the warning labels on the specific ATV, the operator guide, applicable regulations and dealer guidance before allowing a young rider to operate the vehicle.

Why Choose a Youth-Sized ATV?

A youth ATV is not simply a smaller-looking version of an adult model. Its chassis, seating position, controls and performance are designed around younger riders.

Correct ATV fit matters because a rider needs to comfortably reach the handlebars, throttle, brakes and foot supports while maintaining a stable body position. A machine that is too large or powerful may make it more difficult to develop proper steering, braking and weight-transfer techniques.

The Can-Am youth lineup creates a progression through three general stages:

Renegade 70 EFI: a compact first ATV for younger beginners.

Renegade 110 EFI and X xc 110 EFI: a larger youth platform for developing riders who need more room and capability.

DS 250: a substantially larger transitional model for older youth approaching adult-sized ATVs.

Automatic CVT for Easier Learning

All current Can-Am youth ATVs use a continuously variable transmission with forward, neutral and reverse.

Because the transmission manages the gear ratio automatically, the rider does not need to operate a manual clutch or choose gears. This allows beginners to focus on several essential off-road skills:

• Smooth throttle application
• Controlled braking
• Steering through turns
• Looking ahead
• Selecting an appropriate path
• Maintaining balance
• Adjusting body position
• Responding to changing terrain

The Renegade EFI models use chain-driven two-wheel-drive systems, while the DS 250 uses a chain-driven solid rear axle.

Electric Start

Each model includes electric starting, allowing the rider to start the ATV without repeatedly using a pull cord.

The system makes supervised rides more convenient and allows young riders to practise a consistent starting procedure. They should still learn to confirm that the transmission is in the correct position, check the surrounding area and wait for adult permission before starting or moving the ATV.

Electronic Fuel Injection on the Renegade EFI

The Renegade 70 EFI, Renegade 110 EFI and Renegade X xc 110 EFI use electronic fuel injection.

EFI electronically manages fuel delivery instead of relying on a traditional carburetor. Can-Am pairs the system with a built-in throttle limiter, automatic CVT and electric start to create a user-friendly youth ATV platform.

The DS 250 uses a carbureted 250 cc engine rather than EFI.

Built-In Throttle Limiter

The Renegade EFI models include a built-in throttle limiter that lets a supervising adult restrict available throttle travel.

This allows the machine’s maximum performance to be managed while the rider develops basic skills. The limiter can be adjusted gradually as the young rider becomes more consistent, demonstrates sound judgement and gains experience in a controlled riding area.

A throttle limiter does not replace active adult supervision, protective equipment, formal training or appropriate terrain selection.

Youth-Sized Ergonomics

Can-Am sizes the controls and riding position of the Renegade 70 EFI for riders aged six and up. The Renegade 110 EFI and X xc 110 EFI use a larger platform with ergonomics intended for riders aged ten and up.

The DS 250 has a considerably larger chassis, 31.5-inch seat height and 429-pound estimated dry weight. Can-Am positions it as the final youth step before an adult-sized ATV.

Age alone does not determine whether an ATV fits properly. Parents should also consider the rider’s height, reach, strength, maturity, judgement and previous riding experience.

Can-Am Renegade EFI Models

The Renegade EFI family provides three youth ATV choices. Each has automatic transmission, electric starting, electronic fuel injection and a built-in throttle limiter, but the chassis dimensions and suspension equipment differ.

2026 Can-Am Renegade 70 EFI

The Renegade 70 EFI is the most compact ATV in the Can-Am youth lineup.

Can-Am identifies it for riders aged six and up. Its controls, 26-inch seat height and removable footboard spacers are designed to accommodate younger riders beginning their off-road journey.

Key features include:

• Four-stroke single-cylinder air-cooled engine
• Electronic fuel injection
• Built-in throttle limiter
• Automatic CVT
• Forward, neutral and reverse
• Chain-driven two-wheel drive
• Electric start
• Single A-arm front suspension
• Five inches of front travel
• Swingarm rear suspension
• Six inches of rear travel
• Dual front drum brakes
• Single rear drum brake
• 17-inch tires
• Eight-inch steel wheels
• 290-pound estimated dry weight
• 26-inch seat height
• Front bumper
• Removable footboard spacers with height extenders

The compact chassis measures approximately 59 inches long and 38 inches wide. It provides 7.3 inches of clearance beneath the frame and 3.5 inches beneath the rear axle.

Best for: Younger first-time riders learning fundamental throttle, braking and steering skills under close adult supervision.

2026 Can-Am Renegade 110 EFI

The Renegade 110 EFI provides more room, larger tires and a 112 cc engine for developing youth riders.

Can-Am identifies this model for riders aged ten and up. It retains the automatic transmission, built-in throttle limiter and simple controls of the 70 EFI while offering a larger chassis and 28-inch seat height.

Key features include:

• 112 cc four-stroke single-cylinder engine
• Air cooling
• Electronic fuel injection
• Built-in throttle limiter
• Automatic CVT
• Forward, neutral and reverse
• Chain-driven two-wheel drive
• Electric start
• Single A-arm front suspension
• Five inches of front travel
• Swingarm rear suspension
• Six inches of rear travel
• Dual front drum brakes
• Single rear drum brake
• 19-inch front tires
• 18-inch rear tires
• Eight-inch steel wheels
• 295-pound estimated dry weight
• 28-inch seat height
• Front bumper

The 110 EFI measures approximately 60.6 inches long and 40.4 inches wide. It provides 8.3 inches of ground clearance beneath the frame and 4.5 inches beneath the rear axle.

Best for: Riders who have outgrown the smallest youth platform or who are physically ready for a larger beginner ATV.

2026 Can-Am Renegade X xc 110 EFI

The Renegade X xc 110 EFI uses the same basic engine size as the standard 110 but adds sport-inspired suspension and appearance upgrades.

Can-Am identifies it for riders aged ten and up. The most significant mechanical differences are its double A-arm front suspension, increased front travel and gas shocks with piggyback reservoirs.

Key features include:

• 112 cc four-stroke single-cylinder engine
• Electronic fuel injection
• Built-in throttle limiter
• Automatic CVT
• Forward, neutral and reverse
• Chain-driven two-wheel drive
• Electric start
• Double A-arm front suspension
• 5.5 inches of front travel
• Gas front shocks with piggyback reservoirs
• Swingarm rear suspension
• Six inches of rear travel
• Gas rear shock
• Dual front drum brakes
• Single rear drum brake
• 19-inch front tires
• 18-inch rear tires
• Eight-inch steel wheels
• Sport handguards
• X xc graphics
• 310-pound estimated dry weight
• 28-inch seat height

The X xc is approximately 42 inches wide, making it slightly wider than the standard Renegade 110 EFI.

Best for: Developing youth riders who want a sportier appearance and upgraded suspension for supervised trail riding.

2026 Can-Am DS 250

The DS 250 is the largest and most powerful model on this youth ATV page.

Can-Am identifies it for riders aged fourteen and up and describes it as the final youth step before an adult-sized ATV. Its 250 cc engine, larger dimensions and hydraulic disc brakes give it a substantially different character from the Renegade 70 and 110 EFI models.

Key features include:

• 250 cc four-stroke single-cylinder engine
• Liquid cooling
• Carbureted fuel system
• Automatic CVT
• Forward, neutral and reverse
• Chain-driven solid rear axle
• Electric start
• Double A-arm front suspension
• 5.5 inches of front suspension travel
• Swingarm rear suspension
• 6.7 inches of rear suspension travel
• Preload-adjustable twin-tube shocks
• Dual hydraulic front disc brakes
• Single hydraulic rear disc brake
• 22-inch Kenda front tires
• 20-inch Kenda rear tires
• Ten-inch front steel wheels
• Nine-inch rear steel wheels
• 429-pound estimated dry weight
• 31.5-inch seat height
• 3.3-gallon fuel capacity

The DS 250 measures approximately 72 inches long and 40.5 inches wide. It provides 10.2 inches of ground clearance at the centre of the ATV and 4.5 inches beneath the rear axle.

Best for: Older and more physically developed youth riders who are ready for a larger ATV but do not yet belong on an adult model.

Renegade EFI vs. DS 250

The Renegade EFI and DS 250 are not direct substitutes for the same rider. They represent different stages of development.

Choose a Renegade EFI when the rider needs:

• A smaller youth-sized chassis
• Electronic fuel injection
• A built-in throttle limiter
• Lower seat height
• Lighter overall weight
• Beginner-friendly dimensions
• A first or second youth ATV

Choose the DS 250 when the rider needs:

• A significantly larger chassis
• More engine displacement
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• Larger wheels and tires
• Greater ground clearance
• A transitional step toward an adult-sized ATV

The correct choice should be based on rider fit, maturity, experience and the exact recommendations printed on the ATV—not simply the largest engine a family can purchase.

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Youth ATV Model Comparison

Age categories are based on current Can-Am Canadian product pages. Always follow the specific machine’s warning labels, operator guide and applicable riding requirements.

Which Can-Am Youth ATV Should You Choose?

Choose the Renegade 70 EFI when a properly sized younger rider is beginning with supervised off-road practice.

Choose the Renegade 110 EFI when the rider needs more room and capability but still benefits from simple suspension and beginner-oriented equipment.

Choose the Renegade X xc 110 EFI when the rider fits the 110 platform and would benefit from double A-arm front suspension, performance gas shocks and sport handguards.

Choose the DS 250 when an older, more experienced youth rider needs a larger chassis and hydraulic disc brakes as a transition toward an adult ATV.

A young rider should never be moved to a larger ATV simply because they have reached a birthday. The Cartronics team can help evaluate physical fit, control reach and intended use before a family selects a model.

Starting a Young Rider Responsibly

A youth ATV should be introduced in a flat, open and controlled environment away from roads, traffic, steep hills, water, obstacles and other riders.

The first sessions should focus on:

• Mounting and dismounting safely
• Identifying every control
• Starting and stopping the engine
• Smooth throttle application
• Straight-line braking
• Wide, controlled turns
• Looking in the intended direction
• Maintaining both hands on the handlebars
• Keeping both feet on the foot supports
• Understanding adult signals and instructions

Speed and terrain difficulty should increase only when the rider repeatedly demonstrates control, attentiveness and good judgement.

Protective Riding Gear

Every young ATV rider should wear properly fitted protective equipment on every ride.

Essential gear includes:

• An approved ATV or motorcycle helmet
• Eye protection
• Over-the-ankle boots
• Long pants
• Long sleeves or a riding jersey
• Full-finger gloves
• Appropriate chest and body protection

BRP recommends rider training and states that ATV operators should wear a helmet, eye protection and other protective clothing. Youth ATVs are single-rider vehicles and should never carry passengers.

Where Can Youth ATVs Be Ridden?

Youth ATVs are intended for appropriate off-road riding areas where the rider has permission to operate.

Families should confirm:

• Property-owner permission
• Municipal regulations
• Trail association rules
• Minimum-age requirements
• Insurance requirements
• Registration requirements
• Adult-supervision rules
• Whether youth ATVs are permitted on the specific trail

Youth riders should not operate on public roads or paved surfaces. Riding should take place only in areas appropriate for the rider’s skill level and the ATV’s size.

Other Can-Am Models to Consider

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Adult Can-Am Renegade

The full-size Can-Am Renegade is a high-performance adult sport ATV. It is not the next automatic choice for every youth rider; the operator must meet the machine’s age requirements, fit the ATV properly and possess the experience needed to manage its performance.

Can-Am Outlander 500/700

The Can-Am Outlander 500/700 offers an adult-sized platform with more cargo and utility capability than the Renegade. It may be worth considering later when a rider meets the age and experience requirements for an adult ATV.

Youth ATV Accessories and Riding Equipment

Useful accessories and equipment may include:

• Youth helmets
• Goggles and eye protection
• Riding gloves
• Protective jerseys and pants
• Over-the-ankle riding boots
• Chest and body protection
• ATV covers
• Battery maintainers
• Handguards
• Replacement bumpers
• Maintenance supplies

Accessories should never interfere with steering, braking, throttle movement or rider positioning. Confirm compatibility with the Cartronics Powersports parts department before adding equipment to a youth ATV.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Can-Am youth ATVs are available for 2026?

The current Canadian lineup includes the Renegade 70 EFI, Renegade 110 EFI, Renegade X xc 110 EFI and DS 250.

What is the smallest Can-Am youth ATV?

The Renegade 70 EFI is the smallest model. It measures approximately 59 inches long, has a 26-inch seat height and an estimated dry weight of 290 pounds.

Does the Renegade EFI have a throttle limiter?

Yes. The Renegade 70 EFI, Renegade 110 EFI and Renegade X xc 110 EFI include electronic fuel injection with a built-in throttle limiter.

Do Can-Am youth ATVs require manual shifting?

No. The current Renegade EFI and DS 250 models use automatic CVT transmissions with forward, neutral and reverse.

What is the difference between the Renegade 70 and 110 EFI?

The 110 EFI has a larger 112 cc engine, larger chassis, 28-inch seat height and larger tires. The 70 EFI has a 26-inch seat height and smaller dimensions intended for younger riders.

What is different about the Renegade X xc 110 EFI?

The X xc adds double A-arm front suspension, 5.5 inches of front travel, gas shocks with piggyback reservoirs, sport handguards and X xc graphics.

Is the DS 250 fuel injected?

No. The DS 250 uses a carbureted 250 cc four-stroke engine. The Renegade youth models use electronic fuel injection.

Does the DS 250 have disc brakes?

Yes. It has dual hydraulic front disc brakes and a single hydraulic rear disc brake.

Can a youth ATV carry a passenger?

No. These youth ATVs are designed for one rider. A passenger should never be carried on an ATV not specifically designed for passenger use.

Can youth ATVs be ridden on public roads?

No. BRP advises that ATVs should not be operated on paved surfaces or public roads. Families must also follow all applicable local rules and land-use restrictions.

Do youth riders need adult supervision?

Yes. Young riders should be actively supervised by a responsible adult, use an appropriate controlled riding area and receive proper instruction and training.

How do I know which size is right?

The rider should comfortably reach and operate the handlebars, throttle, brakes and foot supports while maintaining a stable seated and standing position. Age, height, strength, maturity and experience should all be considered.

Find a Can-Am Youth ATV at Cartronics Powersports

Help your young rider begin with an ATV designed around youth-sized ergonomics, manageable controls and skill development.

Visit Cartronics Powersports in Kingston, Ontario, to compare the 2026 Renegade 70 EFI, Renegade 110 EFI, Renegade X xc 110 EFI and DS 250. Our team can help your family review rider fit, package differences, protective equipment, current inventory and financing options.

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

Contact Cartronics Powersports today to request a quote or learn more about choosing an appropriate Can-Am youth ATV.

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