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CascadiaMost equipment×
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Cascadia
Photo: Oleg Yunakov, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab)
Overview
Year2026202320232023
TypeMotorcycleMotorcycleSemi TruckATV
Body–SportSemi-Trailer TruckATV
BrandYAMAHAZero MotorcyclesFreightlinerCan-Am
Fuel typePetrolElectricDieselPetrol
Performance
Engine power–110 hp505 hpBest78 hp
Top speed–200 km/hBest105 km/h105 km/h
Efficiency & range
Fuel consumption–0 L/100km26 L/100km7 L/100kmBest
Electric consumption–17 kWh/100kmBest0 kWh/100km0 kWh/100km
Range–82 km2190 kmBest300 km
Battery capacity–14 kWhBest0 kWh0 kWh
Dimensions & capacity
Wheels22104
Seats2221
Doors––2–
Weight182 kgBest220 kg8000 kg386 kg
Driver assistance & safety
Braking system–ABS Brakes––
Cruise control––Cruise Control, Adaptive Cruise Control–
Motorcycle equipment
Riding aids–Riding Modes, Cornering ABS––
Rider comfort–Heated Grips––
ATV & off-road equipment
Recovery & protection–––Winch
Drivetrain & utility–––Cargo Racks, Tow Hitch
Auxiliary lighting–––LED Light Bar
Truck & bus equipment
Braking & cabin––Retarder / Engine Brake, Sleeper Cabin–
Compliance––Tachograph–
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Specification
Overview
Gearbox––––
Comfort & interior
Seating comfort––––
Upholstery––––
Roof––––
Ambient lighting––––
Heated steering wheel––––
Climate control
Air conditioning––––
Heat pump––––
Cabin pre-conditioning––––
Driver assistance & safety
Cameras & parking––––
Driver alerts––––
Keyless entry––––
Infotainment & connectivity
Audio––––
Navigation––––
Smartphone & display––––
Connectivity extras––––
Exterior & lighting
Exterior trim––––
Lighting––––
Motorcycle equipment
Storage––––
Camper equipment
Power & utilities––––
Living space––––
Outdoor––––
Truck & bus equipment
Utility––––

"Best" marks the highest or lowest value among the vehicles shown, for specs where more or less is clearly better (for example, higher range or lower consumption). "Most equipment" counts the equipment items we have on record. Both are based only on the data we hold, which may be incomplete.