Table of contents
Toggle- Defender DPS CAB HD10 HVAC: an accessible climate-controlled side-by-side at last
- A true four-season machine
- Outlander Electric 2026: a camo finish built for hunting
- Silent, efficient and future-focused
- InfoQuad.com will be testing the Outlander Electric very soon
- BRP’s strategy is clear
- Availability
- Continue Reading
The Valcourt manufacturer continues to make waves in the ATV world. Earlier this week, Can-Am revealed two major additions:
- a Defender DPS CAB HD10 equipped with heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)—the English acronym equivalent of the French CVC—now positioned as the most affordable climate-controlled side-by-side in the industry;
- a brand-new dark wildland camo colour option for the Outlander Electric, a model that keeps drawing more attention from ATV riders across Québec.
With these updates, BRP keeps the momentum of its 2026 releases going, reinforcing its intention to offer more options, innovative technologies and solutions tailored to local users.
Defender DPS CAB HD10 HVAC: an accessible climate-controlled side-by-side at last
For years, the Can-Am Defender lineup has been viewed as the utilitarian benchmark in Québec. Whether it’s a farmer in Saguenay, a forestry contractor in Lac-Saint-Jean or an outfitter in Haute-Mauricie, the Defender plays the role of a trusted partner built to handle extreme conditions.
This year, one addition stands out: the Defender DPS CAB HD10 with HVAC, priced from CA$29,999—well below what competitors currently offer in comparable climate-controlled models.
In today’s uncertain economic climate, where most ATV riders must evaluate their investments carefully, it is encouraging to see Can-Am introduce a more affordable option without compromising the key features of the vehicle. The price goes down, but the quality doesn’t.

A true four-season machine
Thanks to its heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, the 2026 Defender offers a major comfort upgrade for workers and enthusiasts who ride year-round. Whether tackling February’s bitter cold, July’s heavy heat or October’s chilly rain, a fully enclosed cab transforms the experience—especially for long workdays in the field.
The model includes:
- Strong heating capacity for winter operations;
- Efficient air conditioning, essential for summer farm work;
- Well-calibrated ventilation to reduce fog and humidity;
- Full, rugged cab construction;
- Proven Rotax HD10 engine paired with a reliable CVT;
- Robust chassis built for heavy loads and towing.
It’s offered as a 3-seat or 6-seat (MAX) configuration, making it suitable for riding clubs, work crews, outfitters, landowners and anyone who needs a versatile utility vehicle all year long.

Outlander Electric 2026: a camo finish built for hunting
The Outlander Electric continues to grow in popularity, particularly among riders who appreciate its silent operation—a key advantage for activities such as hunting and wildlife observation. The new dark wildland camo colour enhances concealment in forest environments.
Designed for hunters, cabin owners and anyone looking to reduce sound disturbance, this camo pattern blends naturally into Québec’s wooded trails.

Silent, efficient and future-focused
The absence of mechanical noise makes it possible to:
- approach game discreetly;
- travel without disturbing wildlife;
- maintain a peaceful environment around cottages;
- perform light work without bothering neighbours.
With a price of CA$18,499, it’s an appealing option for riders looking to step into electric power without sacrificing utility or functionality.

InfoQuad.com will be testing the Outlander Electric very soon
Good news: InfoQuad.com will soon carry out a complete test of the Outlander Electric.
The team looks forward to sharing observations and putting the machine to work in real conditions. This will show how the electric ATV behaves on local trails, in the forest and in hunting zones.
Readers can expect a detailed review covering real-world range, performance in rough terrain, instant torque, handling, comfort and utility capability. The evaluation will also include how effective this new camo finish is in hunting environments.
BRP’s strategy is clear
Together, these two additions confirm a coherent vision at Can-Am:
- making innovations more accessible;
- strengthening the utility lineup;
- supporting the gradual electrification of the market;
- addressing the practical needs of hunters, workers and landowners.
“We are committed to making adventure and utility more accessible for riders everywhere.”

Availability
The Defender DPS CAB HD10 with HVAC and the Outlander Electric Dark Wildland Camo will be available at select Can-Am dealers at the beginning of 2026.
InfoQuad.com will continue to follow these models closely and provide updates as soon as hands-on testing begins.




