Can‑Am Electric Motorcycles

The initial Can Am motorcycles are set to be on the road by the end of 2024. Meanwhile, the team is rigorously testing them under every conceivable condition. Early reactions from test riders indicate that both of these thrilling new models offer a powerful, smooth, and exhilarating riding experience.

Similar to gas motorcycles, electric motorcycles typically require a license in most countries. The specific type of license needed often varies based on the motorcycle's power and your location.

While certain electric motorcycles are manual, the majority operate fully automatically without a clutch. Can Am motorcycles will also be fully automatic.

In some states and countries, tax credits or incentives may be available for electric motorcycles. Verify with your local authorities, as eligibility requirements can vary.

The ease of riding largely depends on the motorcycle's configuration. Since most electric motorcycles lack a clutch, this simplifies the learning process for beginners.

In general, it tends to be cheaper than fuelling a petrol tank, but the cost can fluctuate based on several factors, including the electricity rates in your area and the battery's capacity.