2027 Can-Am, Ski-Doo & Lynx Models Are Coming — Here's What We Know
BRP is rolling out the 2027 lineup across Can-Am, Ski-Doo, and Lynx — new engines, lighter platforms, and technology that changes how these machines ride. Here's what's confirmed and what it means for Southern Utah riders.
D&P Performance
1 week ago
BRP doesn't do quiet model years. The 2027 lineup across Can-Am, Ski-Doo, and Lynx brings new engines, lighter platforms, anniversary editions, and technology that changes how these machines perform in the terrain Southern Utah riders actually ride. As your factory-authorized dealer for all three brands, we're getting early access to the details — here's what's confirmed and what it means for you.
2027 Ski-Doo: New Engine, Lighter Sleds, Anniversary Editions
The 2027 Ski-Doo lineup keeps pushing lighter, more responsive, and more capable in the conditions that matter.
The headline for 2027 Ski-Doo is the all-new Rotax 600RR E-TEC engine — and it's not a minor refresh. This is a ground-up powerplant that changes what a 600-class sled can do.
The 600RR E-TEC: 130 Horsepower, Industry Firsts
The 600RR produces 130 horsepower, making it the most powerful engine in its displacement class. But raw numbers are only part of the story:
20% faster throttle response: Race-proven booster injectors deliver instant acceleration — the kind of response that matters when you're navigating steep chutes on Cedar Mountain or punching through heavy snow on Brian Head
Silent-Stop technology: An industry first on a 2-stroke snowmobile. The engine idles quietly enough to hold a conversation at a trailhead stop — a meaningful improvement for group rides on Duck Creek's trail system
Dual Sport/Eco modes: Another industry first for a 2-stroke. Sport mode delivers full performance; Eco mode reduces fuel consumption by 5% for longer trail days without sacrificing the ride
20% lower oil consumption: When paired with the XPS E-TEC MAX formula, the 600RR burns significantly less oil than previous engines — fewer stops, less cost over a season
Redesigned intake and exhaust: Improved airflow throughout the engine for cleaner, more efficient combustion at every elevation — critical for high-altitude riding in the Tushars and Brian Head
2027 Summit: Still Getting Lighter
The Summit deep-snow platform continues the weight reduction that riders have been asking for. Lighter sleds mean more agility in tight trees, easier sidehill carving, and less fatigue at the end of a long backcountry day. The 2027 Summit delivers more precision in the kind of untracked powder you find 30 minutes from our shop in Cedar City.
2027 Freeride: Wilder Than Ever
BRP describes the 2027 Freeride as having "the mullet attitude — business in front, party out back." Translation: the chassis is tuned for aggressive terrain features — drops, cornices, and steep entries — while maintaining composure on approach. If Brian Head's steeper terrain is your playground, the Freeride is built for exactly that kind of riding.
X-RS 20th Anniversary Edition
The 2027 X-RS celebrates 20 years of Ski-Doo's race-track-to-production performance heritage. Anniversary editions carry commemorative graphics and race-derived tuning that reflects two decades of competition development. These limited editions historically sell fast — if you're interested, the time to talk is now, not December.
Skandic & Tundra: REV Gen5 Platform
The utility and touring side of the Ski-Doo lineup gets a major upgrade for 2027. Both the Skandic and Tundra move to the REV Gen5 platform — the same modern architecture that transformed the performance lineup. This brings the uMotion rear suspension, cutting-edge technology integration, and modern styling to machines that work as hard as they ride.
Expedition: More Accessible
The 2027 Expedition pairs the capable 16-inch platform with the premium LE package at a more accessible price point. For riders who want touring comfort with genuine off-trail capability — the kind of machine that handles a long groomed-trail day to Duck Creek and still performs when you decide to leave the beaten path.
2027 Lynx: Anniversary Icon, Lighter Shredder, Pro Utility
The 2027 Lynx lineup brings European engineering to every riding style — from groomed trails to deep backcountry powder.
Lynx — BRP's premium European-designed snowmobile brand — arrives at 2027 with four major pillars: an anniversary edition, the new 600RR engine, a completely reworked deep-snow machine, and a pro-grade utility lineup built for professionals.
Rave RE 20th Anniversary Edition
The original Rave RE revolutionized trail snowmobiles when it launched in 2007. The 2027 Anniversary Edition celebrates that legacy with:
Commemorative retro graphics: Colors and design cues honoring the original that changed trail riding
PPS³ rear suspension: The proven progressive suspension system paired with a race-spec KYB shock package — sport-calibrated valving tuned for demanding riders and terrain
3500/137-inch track configuration: Optimized for high-speed stability on groomed trails
600RR E-TEC power: The same 130hp engine from the Ski-Doo lineup, with all the throttle response and efficiency benefits
Anniversary editions are limited production. If the Rave RE is on your radar, get your order in early.
2027 Shredder RE: 12 Pounds Lighter, New Track Technology
The Shredder is Lynx's deep-snow specialist, and for 2027 it gets the most significant update in the model's history:
Up to 12 lbs lighter: Weight savings across the chassis — 2.2 lbs from a shorter tunnel heat exchanger, 8.2 lbs from the new track alone
OEM-first 3-inch profile track: No other manufacturer offers a 3-inch lug profile from the factory. Faster spin-up, instant response, and enhanced traction for wheelies and thrust in deep snow
Narrower 34-inch ski stance: Tighter stance improves agility and control in technical terrain — the kind of tight trees and steep chutes you find in Utah's backcountry
Updated LFS-DS front suspension: Paired with a redesigned tunnel for better deep-snow geometry and handling
3700/147-inch platform: The sweet spot between deep-snow capability and playful handling
Pro-Utility Rangers: Built for Work
The 2027 Lynx Ranger utility lineup gets a comprehensive redesign on the Radien² platform:
4-module premium LED headlights: Designed for polar night operations — serious illumination for early morning and late-season riding
Heated seats: Standard across the lineup for all-weather comfort
Arched A-arms: Increased ground clearance for variable terrain
Flippable snow flap: Reduces drag and prevents track entrapment
69 Ranger PRO: Powered by the 180hp 900 ACE Turbo R — serious pulling power for professional and ranch use
49 Ranger PRO: Available with the new 600RR E-TEC engine, bringing Eco mode and reduced oil consumption to the utility segment
2027 Can-Am Off-Road: What's Coming
The Can-Am off-road lineup continues to evolve — contact D&P Performance for the latest on 2027 availability.
BRP has confirmed 2027 updates across the Can-Am off-road lineup including enhancements to the Maverick sport and Defender utility families. Specific model details are being released on a rolling basis — as a factory-authorized dealer, we get early access to specifications, pricing, and ordering windows as they're confirmed.
What we can tell you now: the platform innovations BRP is bringing to Ski-Doo and Lynx — lighter chassis, smarter electronics, more responsive powertrains — reflect the engineering direction across all BRP brands. The Can-Am side of the lineup benefits from the same R&D investment.
What to Watch For
Maverick lineup: Continued evolution of the sport and performance platforms that dominate Southern Utah trail riding — expect refinements in suspension, electronics integration, and rider-facing technology
Defender lineup: Utility-focused updates building on the ground-up redesign that brought a new platform, more cab space, and the HD11 engine to the line
Commander lineup: The crossover that bridges sport and utility — watch for packages and features that push the versatility further
Technology: BRP GO! integration, over-the-air software updates, and built-in GPS with offline group riding are expanding across more models — the kind of connected features that make a real difference on remote trails where cell service doesn't exist
Want first access to 2027 Can-Am details as they drop?Contact us and we'll keep you in the loop as pricing and specifications are confirmed.
Why Order Early
Every model year follows the same pattern: the riders who order early get the best selection, the best financing, and first delivery. The riders who wait until they want to ride find limited inventory and fewer options. Here's the reality:
Promotional financing: BRP's best rates are available during spring order and early pre-season windows. Waiting until winter often means standard rates instead of promotional APRs
Model availability: High-demand models and anniversary editions sell out during the order window. Once allocation is gone, it's gone until the next model year
Trade-in timing: Your current machine is worth more now than it will be when everyone is trying to upgrade at the same time. We accept trades from any manufacturer
Pre-season service: Order now and your machine arrives prepped, inspected, and ready for the first ride day — not sitting in a queue behind every other sled that needs work before winter
See It First at D&P Performance
We've been the factory-authorized BRP dealer in Cedar City since 1978 — 47 years of selling, servicing, and riding these machines in the same terrain you ride. The Bulloch family's racing legacy — 169 wins, 21 championships — means we don't just read the spec sheets. We understand what these engineering changes mean on Brian Head powder, Sand Hollow slickrock, and Duck Creek groomed trails.
As 2027 models arrive, they'll be on our floor and available for walkthroughs, comparisons, and test arrangements. Whether you're upgrading from an older machine or buying your first, we'll help you figure out which model and which features actually matter for the way you ride.
Ready to Talk 2027?
D&P Performance — your factory-authorized Can-Am, Ski-Doo, and Lynx dealer in Cedar City, Utah. First access to 2027 models, factory financing, and a service department that's been backing riders for nearly five decades.
When do 2027 Can-Am and Ski-Doo models arrive at dealers?
BRP rolls out new models on a staggered schedule. Ski-Doo and Lynx snowmobiles typically arrive at dealers through spring and summer for the upcoming winter season. Can-Am off-road models arrive throughout the model year. Contact us at (435) 586-5172 for the latest availability on specific models.
What is the new Rotax 600RR E-TEC engine?
The 2027 Rotax 600RR E-TEC is an all-new 2-stroke engine producing 130 horsepower — the most powerful in its displacement class. It features race-proven booster injectors for 20% faster throttle response, industry-first Silent-Stop technology for quiet idling, dual Sport and Eco riding modes (another industry first for a 2-stroke), and 20% lower oil consumption. It's available across multiple 2027 Ski-Doo and Lynx models.
Can I order a 2027 model at D&P Performance?
Yes. As a factory-authorized BRP dealer, D&P Performance can order any 2027 Can-Am, Ski-Doo, or Lynx model. Ordering early gets you access to the best promotional financing rates and first availability on high-demand models. Call (435) 586-5172 or visit us in Cedar City to discuss options.
Should I wait for 2027 models or buy now?
Both options make sense depending on your situation. Current inventory often has the best promotional pricing and immediate availability. New model-year machines bring the latest technology and features. D&P Performance carries both and can help you weigh timing, pricing, and what specific improvements matter for your riding style. Call (435) 586-5172 to talk through your options.
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