Can-Am Outlander 800R

Manufacturing high-performance motocross and enduro motorcycles. In February 1998, BRP entered the all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) market by introducing a prototype of the Traxter - a utility based ATV.

BRP added an additional variation of the Traxter all-terrain vehicle which was called the Traxter xl. The BRP Traxter XL was the first 4x4 all-terrain vehicle to feature a dumping box-bed.

BRP introduced another Traxter all-terrain vehicle called the Traxter MAX which featured two seats. The BRP Traxter MAX was the first manufacturer-approved ATV for two people.

This model won the Dakar Rally in the quad class.

Antoine Morel of France successfully completed and won the Dakar Rally, racing on a BRP DS 650X. In late October, BRP won the GNCC Racing Series Championship in the Utility Modified ATV Class on an Outlander 800 ATV.

With an 80-degree V-twin, using TTI suspension in the back and double A-arms in the front. The 2022 Outlander MR model has a front differential.

BRP launched and re-branded its ATV segment to Can-Am. One year after announcing the re-branding, BRP inaugurated its new plant in Juarez, Mexico.

Can-Am introduced the Can-Am Commander - their first side-by-side vehicle. The Can-Am Commander 1000 featured an 85-hp Rotax 1000 V-Twin engine and a dual-level cargo box.

: the Commander 1000 (85 hp (63 kW)) and the Commander 800R (71 hp (53 kW)). The Commander X MR has its engine air intake positioned higher to prevent water and dirt from getting inside.

BRP launched the Maverick. The Maverick 1000R model was designed to compete against the Polaris RZR XP 900.