2023 rumors - anyone heard anything about the 2023 release?

[peatmoss]

Has anyone heard anything about the 2023 release? I haven't seen anything on when or if they're doing anything in August like years past. I've been watching Smoak and he had a video of him testing something for BRP but said he couldn't talk about anything until August. He also made a comment about waiting until August to see if there is a new F3 in the works. Maybe I'm just reading into things too much.

[VegasDan]

If you want a guess - I would expect an announcement of electrification coming in '25 or '26. With the announced return of 2 wheel motorcycles (and the current climate of supply chain issues and full retail sales prices) - I would be surprised if BRP has spent (or will spend) a single dime changing or updating the current three wheel segment for a couple years and THEN only with a big splash type of move. That would be my prediction and even if I am completely wrong - its a cool rumor.

[VegasDan]

2nd guess - in addition to a return to offroad 2 wheel motorcycles - BRP will announce an all new line of streetbikes based around Spyder drivelines. (or an entry priced bike based on Ryker underpinnings)
They already have engines, transmissions, 70% of the frame and 90% of the assorted pieces - this would be a very easy added product line.

[Pirate]

I am guessing no major changes for the next couple of years until they come out with the EV Ryker and eventually come out with the EV Spyder.

[troop]

I've heard that BRP is hoping to get the 2023 models to the dealers fully assembled and ready to go

[K80Shooter]

I've heard that BRP is hoping to get the 2023 models to the dealers fully assembled and ready to go

I wouldn't hold my breath on that.

[peatmoss]

I had the same thought… that there wouldn’t be any changes. I haven’t heard much about 2023

[Jetfixer]

If you want a guess - I would expect an announcement of electrification coming in '25 or '26. With the announced return of 2 wheel motorcycles (and the current climate of supply chain issues and full retail sales prices) - I would be surprised if BRP has spent (or will spend) a single dime changing or updating the current three wheel segment for a couple years and THEN only with a big splash type of move. That would be my prediction and even if I am completely wrong - its a cool rumor.

Would you be referring to this?

https://ir.brp.com/news-releases/new...nes-end-2026-0

[GRHorst]

A BRP EV will likely be powered on electricity from Coal or Nuclear power plants.

[EdMat]

I've heard that only 2 colors will be offered for 2023. Goat vomit green and pink with lavender highlites.

[peatmoss]

I guess my excitement is what I get from watching a BRP brand ambassador that doesn't personally own any BRP products. haha

[ARtraveler]

With all the fun and games with 2022...

I am thinking 2023 should be very interesting.

[FrogmanDave]

With all the fun and games with 2022...

I am thinking 2023 should be very interesting.

[VegasDan]

Would you be referring to this?

https://ir.brp.com/news-releases/new...nes-end-2026-0

I honestly had never seen that before I posted - but EV is the future and I foresee most transportation companies moving that way - so it wasn't much of a stretch. But still very cool.

[Bfromla]

I've heard that BRP is hoping to get the 2023 models to the dealers fully assembled and ready to go

they still HOPING to get the 22 models that way.

[troop]

they still HOPING to get the 22 models that way.

It's too late for the 2022's. Still hope for the 2023's

[RickWB]

Maybe an update to the F3 line? Not much new since their release in 2015.

[GFrog]

Just got an update from my dealer and my 2022 delivery is now 31 August (maybe). So I'm very interested in seeing what 2023 brings.

I also talked to BRP this afternoon and depending on how delivery of the 2022 models go (or not) they may offer some rebates on 2023 models to those of us who didn't get their 2022s. They told me that they did that for 2022 Snowmobiles orders that BRP was unable to fulfil. They provided credits towards 2023 models.

We'll see how it goes.

[Deanna777]

Just got an update from my dealer and my 2022 delivery is now 31 August (maybe). So I'm very interested in seeing what 2023 brings.

I also talked to BRP this afternoon and depending on how delivery of the 2022 models go (or not) they may offer some rebates on 2023 models to those of us who didn't get their 2022s. They told me that they did that for 2022 Snowmobiles orders that BRP was unable to fulfil. They provided credits towards 2023 models.

We'll see how it goes.

I hope they offer different colors in the 2023 spyder line up.


Wait and see!!!!!

Deanna

[Deanna777]

HI all,

Was wondering when they are going to release the 2023 spyder models?

Deanna

[mikecronis]

https://brp-mkt-prod1-m.adobe-campai...m_medium=email

[Dean8]

They come with spare front sprockets

[CloverHillCrawler]

2023 will bring the parts all of the 2022's are missing, or at least should be.

Too many older ones that are still needing parts, if they announce a 2023 that has all of the parts nobody will want the 2022 they have ordered that is incomplete.

And quite frankly if they release a 2023 and you still don't have your 2022 are you still going to want to pay a "premium" price for it? I foresee a lot of price negotiations about to happen if they do that.

This is a marketing department super nightmare for what is about to happen if they release a 2023 without having 2022's complete and delivered to its owners.

Hell there may even be some people after the ryker handlebar bolt thing even if they were looking or had money down on a Spyder take a look at what is going on and say "NOPE". Couldn't say I would blame them either.

[PMK]

Shaft drive. No more belt issues, no more vibration, no more red dust failed pulleys.

Honestly, most likely a price increase to cover those added on surcharge fees.

[Darren111]

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