Can-Am Maverick x3 turbo 2018 SSV
Netherlands
22 000 €
Netherlands
22 000 €
Hungary
3 000 €
Poland
Check with seller
Spain
29 000 €
Romania
52 000 €
United Arab Emirates
100 000 €
Bulgaria
60 000 €
Germany
100 000 €
Bulgaria
33 000 €
Engine & Powertrain
Rotax® ACE 900 cc turbocharged triple‑cylinder liquid‑cooled engine; various outputs depending on tuning and packages (commonly ~135 hp to 200 hp in production form).
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with pDrive primary clutch and Quick Response System X (QRS‑X) primary drive.
Smart‑Lok® selectable driveline allowing 2WD/4WD with front differential lock and advanced traction settings.
Chassis & Suspension
High‑strength tubular frame with reinforced cage structure suitable for adaptation to competition standards.
Long‑travel suspension: arched double A‑arm front and 4‑link Torsional Trailing‑Arm X (TTX) rear; typical travel ~22–24 in (~56–61 cm) depending on spec.
Dual‑piston disc brakes front and rear in production format.
Dimensions (indicative)
Length: ~132–165 in (335–420 cm) depending on variant and build.
Width: ~72–74 in (183–188 cm); ground clearance ~16 in (~40 cm) on standard builds.
Competition‑ready Maverick X3 vehicles are typically modified beyond stock production specification to meet FIA Group T3 (prototype SSV) or Group T4 (series‑derived SSV) rally‑raid regulations. These modifications include roll cages, FIA‑approved fuel cells, upgraded suspension and braking systems, navigation equipment, and safety gear.
Group T3 (Prototype Lightweight SSV)
Designed for FIA T3 regulations as lightweight prototype cross‑country vehicles with bespoke safety and performance components.
Power outputs for T3 builds with appropriate restrictors often around ~197 hp, with power limited further by FIA restrictor rules where applied.
Custom rally‑spec chassis, bespoke engines or tuning packages, and competition‑grade parts are common.
Group T4 (Production‑Derived SSV)
Under FIA Group T4 regulations, vehicles must be based on series production SSVs while still being modified for safety and competition.
Standard Maverick X3 platforms (900 cc Rotax) are reinforced with FIA roll cages, 130 L FIA fuel tanks, and rally‑grade suspension and braking components.
T4 cars typically produce ~197 hp, and with restrictor plates may be capped around ~160 hp depending on class rules.
Safety & Rally Equipment
FIA‑approved roll cage and protection, fire suppression systems, race seats and harnesses, and navigation equipment are standard on rally builds.
Vehicles may be further adapted with upgraded radiators, skid plates, modified bodywork, and data logging systems for rally use.
Service intervals for rally raid‑prepared Maverick X3 builds are determined by individual team engineering practices, event stage lengths, and compounding wear from competition conditions rather than standard dealer service schedules. Rally prep typically includes inspection or rebuild of engine, transmission, suspension and driveline components after high‑stress competition segments or based on hours of use. Standard UTV dealer service schedules (e.g., break‑in, 100–150 hours checks) can serve as a base reference for daily maintenance.
What are the typical prices of a Can‑Am Maverick X3 (T3 / T4)?
Prices for rally‑prepared Maverick X3 SSVs vary widely based on specification, FIA passport status, rebuild quality, and included equipment. Base rally‑ready T4 builds often list from around €50,000 to €90,000+, with more extensively modified T3 prototypes and Dakar‑spec cars capable of selling for higher values depending on spares and documentation.
Where can the Can‑Am Maverick X3 compete today?
Rally‑prepared Maverick X3 vehicles are eligible in FIA Cross‑Country Rally events under Group T3 (prototype SSV) and Group T4 (production‑derived SSV) categories such as the Dakar Rally, FIA World Rally‑Raid Championship, and regional cross‑country events. Specific eligibility depends on correct FIA classification and sporting regulations for each event.
What is the difference between T3 and T4 in rally raid?
Group T3 vehicles are lightweight prototype cross‑country machines and may carry more bespoke engineering, while Group T4 is for modified production side‑by‑side vehicles derived from series models. Both compete in rally raid events but under distinct technical requirements.
Is the Maverick X3 suitable for rally‑raid competition?
Yes. With appropriate preparation to meet FIA T3 or T4 regulations, the Maverick X3 has been successfully entered in major rally raid events and has scored strong results in the SSV class at competitions including the Dakar Rally.
What are key modifications for rally use?
Typical rally modifications include adding an FIA‑approved roll cage, oversized fuel tanks, enhanced cooling systems, competition suspension and braking upgrades, and rally‑specific navigation equipment and safety systems.
All specifications and competitive eligibility information are provided for informational purposes based on production data, FIA classification definitions, and rally build examples. Actual vehicle specification, eligibility, and performance depend on individual build history and current regulations. Buyers and competitors should verify details against FIA cross‑country rally sporting regulations and event entry requirements.