The news pulled at the heartstrings of many a longtime boater who has no doubt run an Evinrude outboard at some point.

Evinrude outboards out of business. Its important to understand that BRP which owns Evinrude is fine they are continuing with their recreational products and other segments of their marine business. Our evinrude customers We are proud to have supplied you with outboard engines over the past 110 years. The first outboard brand founded 113 years ago by Ole Evinrude is no more.

BRP exits outboard motor business. The news coincides with BRPs quarterly earnings report on May 28 2020. Ad Improve Your Business ROI - Get A Better Deal On Boat Engine Parts.

BRP in a statement on its website said that it has re-oriented its marine business by focusing on. Our evinrude customers We are proud to have supplied you with outboard engines over the past 110 years. Valcourt Quebec BRP TSX.

It was working as a subsidiary of Canadian Multinational Bombardier Recreational Products but was. In a stunning and swift fashion Bombardier Recreational Products the Canadian owner of Evinrude Outboard Motors announced on May 27 that it would immediately discontinue the manufacturing of all Evinrude outboard motors. The company will discontinue production of Evinrude E-TEC and E-TEC G2 outboard engines.

The sinking of Evinrude an icon in the outboard engine business born in Wisconsin more than a century ago has left dealerships and boaters saddened upset and perplexed. An American institution Evinrude outboards just show down. With that announcement more than 350 employees in Sturtevant Wis the home of the Evinrude production facility suddenly found themselves out of work.

Canadian company BRP stunned the recreational boating industry with their announcement it will immediately stop making Evinrude outboards. That the plant will be repurposed for new projects to pursue our plan to provide consumers with an unparalleled experience on the water according to the release offers zero immediate consolation to the newly unemployed. For business reasons we have made the difficult and thoughtful decision to discontinue manufacturing of our outboard engines to focus on the next generation of propulsion.