Can-Am vehicles are made by BRP; its fiscal 2026 filing places off-road vehicles in Mexico, Spyder/Canyon three-wheelers in Canada and electric motorcycles in Querétaro, Mexico. [1]
Who makes Can-Am?
- Owner
- BRP Inc., Canada, a publicly traded powersports company. [1]
- Made by
- BRP manufacturing companies; Rotax supplies group powertrains. [1]
- Made in
- Juárez and Querétaro, Mexico; Valcourt, Quebec, Canada. The vehicle type determines the plant. [1]
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- Can-Am (Brand): Can-Am vehicles are made by BRP; its fiscal 2026 filing places off-road vehicles in Mexico, Spyder/Canyon three-wheelers in Canada and electric motorcycles in Querétaro, Mexico. [1]
- Can-Am → BRP (Owner): BRP Inc., Canada, a publicly traded powersports company. [1]
- BRP → Can-Am manufacturing (Manufacturer): BRP manufacturing companies; Rotax supplies group powertrains. [1]
- Can-Am manufacturing → Juárez, Mexico — ATVs / side-by-sides (Factory): Can-Am off-road assembly; Ryker transition separately disclosed. [1]
- Can-Am manufacturing → Valcourt, Quebec — Spyder / Canyon (Factory): Three-wheeler assembly. [1]
- Can-Am manufacturing → Querétaro, Mexico — electric motorcycles (Factory): Can-Am electric motorcycle assembly. [1]
Who owns Can-Am?
BRP’s 2026 filing records the 2003 sale of Bombardier’s recreational-products division to an investor group and its 2013 public offering. Can-Am is a BRP brand, not a Polaris brand. [1]
Who actually makes Can-Am products?
The fiscal 2026 plant table separates Can-Am ATVs, side-by-sides, three-wheelers and electric motorcycles. It identifies Rotax engine operations separately from vehicle assembly. [1]
Where are Can-Am products made?
Juárez sites assemble Can-Am off-road vehicles; Valcourt assembles Spyder and Canyon; Querétaro assembles electric motorcycles. The filing says Ryker production is transitioning from Juárez to Vietnam beginning in fiscal 2027, so the older Mexico allocation should not be assumed permanent. [1]
Is Can-Am made in China or the USA?
Can-Am’s Canadian ownership does not mean all vehicles are made in Canada. The cited production table confirms Mexican and Canadian assembly; current model-specific US or Chinese final assembly is not established here. [1]
Same factory, different label
BRP’s earlier filing documents its multi-brand history. December 2024 reporting separately identifies the first Can-Am electric motorcycle completed at Querétaro, illustrating why different vehicle types need different factory evidence. [2][3]
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Frequently asked questions
4 questions about this supply chain, answered from the records above.
Who owns can am?
BRP Inc., Canada, a publicly traded powersports company.[1]
Where are can am made?
Juárez and Querétaro, Mexico; Valcourt, Quebec, Canada. The vehicle type determines the plant.[1]
Who makes can am?
BRP manufacturing companies; Rotax supplies group powertrains.[1]
What is the main difference between Spyder and Ryker?
For manufacturing, BRP’s fiscal 2026 filing assigns Spyder to Valcourt, Canada, and describes Ryker production transitioning from Juárez, Mexico, to Vietnam beginning in fiscal 2027. Completion of that transition remains Unconfirmed here.[1]
Sources and scope
Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.
- [1] BRP annual information form for fiscal 2026 — 2026 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
March 25, 2026 annual information form identifies BRP, corporate history and Can-Am production by vehicle type and site.
- [2] BRP fiscal 2025 annual information form (Publicnow mirror) — 2025-03-26 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Prior-year BRP filing, mirrored by Publicnow/MarketScreener, documents corporate and production background.
- [3] First Can-Am electric motorcycle completed in Querétaro — Inside Motorcycles — 2024-12-02 · Reporting · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
December 2, 2024 reporting quotes BRP executives and identifies the first electric motorcycle completed at Querétaro; replaces the unavailable FY2024 filing.
Unconfirmed
- Completion and model-by-model timing of the fiscal-2027 Ryker transition to Vietnam.
- Unlisted component suppliers and vehicle-specific parts origin.