How to Maximize Your EV Motorcycle Charging Experience

In North America, Can-Am electric motorcycles are compatible with both Level 1 and Level 2 charging systems.

Level 1 Charging

Level 2 Charging

Level 3 Charging

Public charging networks make long and adventurous trips easier than ever for electric motorcycle riders. With thousands of charging stations across North America, it’s simple to top up your battery while on the road and keep exploring without stress.

Popular platforms like PlugShare and ChargePoint offer interactive maps that help you locate nearby charging stations, plan travel routes, and schedule charging stops with confidence. Most public charging locations use Level 2 chargers, delivering faster recharge times compared to a standard household outlet.

Before plugging in, simply confirm that the station’s connector matches your motorcycle. The Can‑Am Pulse and Origin use the J‑1772 connector, which is widely supported across public charging networks.

⚠️Other connector types—such as CCS/SAE, CHAdeMO, or NACS—are not compatible.

While some potential EV owners worry about access to public charging stations, up to 90% of electric vehicle charging is actually done at home overnight, which is convenient, practical and cost-effective.

There are two different home charging options available for electric motorcycle owners :

• You can use a standard wall outlet for Level 1 charging
• You can install a dedicated Level 2 charging outlet for faster charging. We recommend hiring an electrician for the installation.

To optimize home charging in general, consider plugging in during off-peak hours to save on electricity costs and reduce grid strain. Investing in smart charging solutions can help manage and monitor your charging sessions more effectively

💡We recommend to keep a charging level between 20-80%.

It is the most efficient and quickest way for battery cells to absorb energy, whether it's for a phone, laptop, or any other device.

Above 80%, charging slows down because the system reduces the rate to protect and balance the cells. Staying within this range also helps maintain long‑term battery health.