Moto Canada Concerned About Impact of New Counter-Tariff on U.S.-Origin Motorcycles

Today, the Government of Canada announced that U.S.-origin motorcycles with engine capacities exceeding 800 cc will be subject to a 50% counter-tariff effective September 8, 2026. Moto Canada recognizes and supports the Government of Canada’s responsibility to defend Canadian economic interests and respond to ongoing trade challenges. At the same time, Moto Canada is concerned […]

What the Current Canada–U.S. Trade Situation Means for Powersports in Canada 

The breakdown in the latest trade talks between Canada and the United States is creating further uncertainty for businesses and consumers across the country — including Canada’s powersports industry.  Moto Canada represents the manufacturers and distributors responsible for most of the motorcycles, ATVs and side-by-sides (ROVs) sold in Canada. Our industry supports a nationwide network of approximately […]

Moto Canada Submits Key Recommendations for CUSMA Free Trade Review

The trade relationship between Canada, the United States and Mexico is a cornerstone of the powersport industry in Canada.  Thousands of motorcycles, ATVs, Side by Sides, parts and accessories made in Mexico and the United States are purchased by Canadians every year.  Protecting manufacturers, distributors, dealers and riders as the current free trade agreement is […]

Moto Canada issued the following statement in response to the Canadian Press on ATV Safety (Canadian Press, February 24, 2025)

Moto Canada, the country’s industry association representing the world’s leading powersport brands, takes the safety of Canada’s 1.35 million Off-Highway Vehicle users very seriously.  Our number one priority is to promote and encourage the safe and responsible use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs), which include ATVs, Side x Sides and off-road motorcycles.  Our members hold a […]