10.25” DISPLAY -
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The 10.25" touchscreen display is available (sometimes as an option) on the following Ski-Doo models:

- Summit X with Expert Package (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Summit X (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Freeride (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Renegade X-RS (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Renegade X (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Renegade Adrenaline with Enduro package (2024, 2025 & 2026)

- MXZ X-RS (2023, 2024, 2025 & 2026)

- MXZ X-RS with Competition Package (2025 & 2026)

- MXZ X (2025 & 2026)

- Grand Touring LE with Luxury package (2024, 2025 & 2026)

- Backcountry X-RS (2024, 2025, 2026)

- Backcountry X (2024, 2025, 2026)

- Expedition SE (2026)

The Trail and Deep Snow models offer quite much the same features on the screen. The only difference is that the Trail models are equipped with a control module on the handlebar to control the display without touching the touch screen, while the Deep Snow models do not have this option.

Without a control module, it is therefore not possible on a Deep Snow model to control the display while driving and not possible to use the Applet Switcher or the Ride Settings or the Voice Assistant (because these features are accessible from buttons on the control module).

No, the BRP GO! navigation app can be used on the display.

No

From winter 2024-2025, it will be possible to use certain navigation features on the display without connecting a mobile device thanks to built-in GPS and embedded maps.

To benefit from more navigation features such as route planning and friend tracking, the free BRP GO! mobile app must be used (by connecting a phone via a USB cable).

Available features of the Built-in GPS with Group Ride (no phone connection required):
- See topographic map and snowmobile trails (in supported regions)
- View your position on the map
- Record your current trip (breadcrumb)
- Show/hide breadcrumbs from previous rides
- Create groups*
- Locate your friends and other BRP vehicles around*

Available features of the BRP GO! app (phone connection required):
- See topographic map and snowmobile trails (in supported regions)
- View your position on the map
- Record your current trip (breadcrumb)
- Plan routes
- Ride with turn-by-turn directions
- Create group
- Locate your friends (with cellular network only)
- Search and find points of interest
- Save custom locations
- Get riding statistics
- Redo past rides
- And more

*With vehicles equipped with the GPS module with Group Ride

New for 2026, the Built-in GPS now includes the Group Ride feature that offers live location sharing offline. This means that all riders using the Built-in GPS with Group Ride have the ability to see friends and other BRP vehicles on the map without requiring a phone connection or cellular network. Depending on the terrain, this will be available within a range of 1+ mile (1.6+ km).

The Group Ride feature for the Built-in GPS is available in Canada and the United States.

You will find how to use the Built-in GPS here.

The built-in GPS is available as standard on 2025 Ski-Doo models equipped with the 10.25" display.

For 2023 and 2024 Ski-Doo models equipped with the 10.25" display, it will be possible to purchase a GPS module and install it on the vehicle to benefit from navigation without a phone connection. It will also be necessary to update the display software to get the new features (the update will be available soon).

See the list of covered regions here.

*Please note that Ontario (OFSC) trails are available in the BRP GO! app, but not on the embedded maps on the display.

Yes. An option to lock the touchscreen is available in the Quick Preferences (press the Quick Preferences icon in the Status bar). Once the lock mode is activated, a lock icon will appear on the screen. To unlock it, long press on the screen with your finger.

Yes. To ensure safe riding, some features are blocked when the vehicle is in motion. It is therefore not possible to do the following actions while riding:
- Use the touchscreen
- Access the Preferences, Vehicle settings, Quick Preferences and Applet Menu
- Initiate phone calls

To add, switch or remove the extra gauge in the middle of the Full gauge screen, you have to long press (2 seconds) in the center of the screen (between the speed and the RPM gauges).

Yes, with touchscreen gloves (which contain conductive material on the fingertips).

The Applet Switcher is a functionnality that allows you to easily switch between apps on the display using the dedicated button on the control module (available on Trail models only). You can manage the available applets and their changing order in: Parameters > Applet Switcher Manager.

The Ride Settings function makes it easy to change certain vehicle parameters while riding using the dedicated button on the control module (available on Trail models only). The following settings can be changed using the function:
- Audio volume
- Smart-Shox suspension modes (if the vehicle is equipped with these suspensions)

You can manage the available settings their changing order in: Parameters > Ride Settings Manager.

On your vehicle display:
1- Go to the Applet menu
2- Go to "Preferences"
3- Select "Bluetooth"
4- Select "Phone"
5- Select "Add New Devices". The display will then search for the device.

On your phone:
6- Go to your phone's Bluetooth settings
7- Make sure that Bluetooth is turned on
8- Select the Bluetooth name of your vehicle display in the list of available devices. It will be "BRP_the 4 last numbers of your Ski-Doo’s VIN number".
9- A confirmation number will appear on the display and on the phone. Make sure the numbers match. Then, press "Pair" on your phone.

*Please note that:
- The pairing process can only be done when the vehicle is not moving.
- The pairing process only happens one time, as the display will automatically recognize and connect your phone the next times.

For more info, watch this video.

On your vehicle display:
1- Go to the Applet menu
2- Go to "Preferences"
3- Select "Bluetooth"
4- Select "Driver Helmet" or "Passenger Helmet"
5- Select "Add New Devices". The display will then search for the device.

On your headset:
6- Open your headset
7- Activate the Bluetooth pairing process on your headset device. Please refer to your model specific documentation for how to do this.

On your vehicle display:
8- Once the name of your headset appears on the display, select it. The connection between the display and the headset will then be launched.
9- A notification will inform you that the connection is successful!

*Please note that:
- The pairing process can only be done when the vehicle is not moving.
- The pairing process only happens one time, as the display will automatically recognize and connect your headset the next times.

For more info, watch this video.

On your vehicle display:
1- Go to the Applet menu
2- Go to "Preferences"
3- Select "Wi-Fi"
4- Select "Add New Network"
5- Select the network you’d like to connect to from the list that appears on screen and enter the password

- Make sure that the network you are using has a connection of 2.4GHz and is secured. The 10.25" display may experience connection issues with 5GHz Wi-Fi networks.
- If no Wi-Fi network is available near the vehicle, you can share your smartphone cellular network by hotspot (here's how to do it for Apple and Android devices). Just note cellular data fees may apply.
- If your hotspot is not working, make sure that your phone's name does not contain an apostrophe (ex: Ski-Doo's iPhone). This could cause a connection problem with your phone's hotspot. Simply remove the apostrophe of your phone's name in your phone's settings.

You will find the full procedure and information here.

When your phone and headset are connected to the display via Bluetooth, you can:
- Initiate and receive phone calls
- Listen to music or podcasts
- Use the voice assistant

Using the Phone Voice Assistant (available on Trail models only), you can:
- Initiate phone calls ("Call...)
- Manage music ("Play...")
- Ask questions to Siri or Google Assistant ("What is the weather forecast for this afternoon?...")

Note: Some commands may require a network connection.

BRP recommends the use of either a Vibe, Sena, Nolan or Cardo headset with the display. Only models from these headset manufacturers have been tested for full compatibility in terms of Bluetooth connection and functionality with the unit. However, other aftermarket headsets could be compatible.

The difference in terms of features between the Driver and Passenger helmet designations is that the Driver will be the only one to receive or initiate calls and use the Voice Assistant feature. But both will be able to listen to the audio.

After the initial pairing of the headset to the display, we recommend that you always turn on the headset two minutes before or after starting the vehicle (therefore avoid turning on the headset at the same time as starting your vehicle). This could prevent potential Bluetooth connection issues.

No, you must connect your phone via Bluetooth to listen to music. The USB connection of your phone does not allow music playback. USB sticks are also not supported.

Yes, start a playlist or an album on your phone on a streaming app, and then you can control the songs (Next/Previous) from the vehicle display. Of course, cellular network is required if the music is not downloaded to your device.

No, it is not possible to view music lists (playlists, artists lists) on the display. However, you will be able to see the "Now Playing" song and to manage the songs (next/previous, play/pause) directly on the display. We therefore recommend to start a playlist or an album before your ride.

Yes, a notification will inform you of a call and you can accept or decline the call.

Please note that you can accept or decline a call while riding with the control module (Trail models only), but the vehicle will have to be stationary if you want to answer via the touchscreen.

No, only the person who has the helmet defined as "Driver Helmet" will hear the phone call.

Yes, the same information shown on the phone will appear on the display.

No, there is no access to text messages on the display.