2021 Can-Am Commander XT 1000R (2024)

FAQs

How fast is a Can-Am Commander 1000 XT? ›

The answer is 75 miles per hour. However, you want to remember there may be factors that come into play. The Can-Am Commander speed can vary depending on factors like number of passengers, cargo weight, altitude, accessories installed, and current weather conditions.

In all senses, the Can-Am Commander is a nice all-rounder. It's not as powerful or fast as many of the other options in the SXS market are, but it's got more capability than most of those purely for-play machines do.

The Defender XT excels in heavy-duty work environments with its robust features and enhanced utility, while the Defender DPS strikes a balance between utility and recreational use, prioritizing comfort and handling.

Like with the Can-Am Defender, you can tune your Can-Am Commander's ECU to both gain HP and increase top speeds. Deleting governors and maxing out limiters on stock Commanders is an easy get-speed-quick scheme. But optimized ECUs will also be required if you add other accessories to make your UTV faster.

The all-new unlimited-class sport rig is more than its horsepower. The desert comes at you quick at 99 mph.

Older models of the Commander had the engine and exhaust placed in the mid/front of the cab. Both of these pieces produce tremendous amounts of heat, making the cab unbearable in warmer climates. Owners that have a Can-Am Commander Cab Enclosure experienced the heat buildup even more than those with an open cab.

Choosing between the Can-Am Defender and Polaris Ranger ultimately depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you prioritize a workhorse with exceptional utility features, the Can-Am Defender is a formidable choice.

Commander has an enormous pool of cards for players to choose from, with almost every MTG card ever released being legal in Commander, except a few on the banned list like Black Lotus. This means players can use all the cards in their collection without having to worry about whether they are Standard-legal.

Driving modes include Turf, 2WD and 4WD with Visco-Lok† QE auto-locking front differential.

TECH THE COUNTS: Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering (DPS) : For easy, direct speed-sensitive steering assistance, with more power at lower speeds to reduce steering effort and less at higher speeds for maximum steering feel to the rider.

What is DPS power steering? ›

DPS™ Digital Power Steering

Digital Power Steering is a cutting-edge steering system for off-highway vehicles designed and developed by Ognibene Power. The system received the EIMA International Innovation award 2018.

With a potent Rotax V-Twin engine, the Can-Am Commander 1000 XT can surge to a top speed of around 75 mph. Whether you're blazing trails or conquering dunes, the 1000 XT stands at the pinnacle of performance, leaving competitors and obstacles in a cloud of dust.

Your Versatile Partner When You Hunt

This do-it-all sidekick will turn into the ideal hunting partner in no time. The Can-Am Commander is built to take your hunting game to the next level; it's versatile enough to carry what you need to the hunting grounds — and bring back any prize you catch.

DS. DS means “Desert Storm,” or maybe “Dune deStroyer.” They're built for sand, complete with Can-Am's Visco-Lok X limited slip diff, beadlock wheels, and Fox Podium 2.5 shocks with dual-speed compression and rebound adjustment.

The 2024 Can-Am Maverick R has a top speed of almost 100 mph. It's packing a 999cc one-liter turbocharged engine with a 54-millimeter turbo, all working together to crank out 240 horsepower. But it's not just about speed – this thing has 26 inches of wheel travel and 17 inches of ground clearance.

Top speed is affected by its horsepower, weight, and drivetrain. When you put it all together on the Can-Am Commander, you get a top speed between 70 and 75 MPH and plenty of dirt-throwing power.