Segway Snarler ATV or Fugleman side-by-side: which fits your riding?

Segway sells two very different machines in a similar power range: the Snarler AT6, a quad you straddle and steer with handlebars, and the Fugleman UT6, a side-by-side you sit in with a steering wheel and a roof. Here's how they compare on Segway Powersports Canada's own published specs, and how to tell which one suits the riding you actually do.

Disclosure: our dealerships sell Segway and AODES machines. Every figure below comes from Segway's spec pages, linked at the bottom. We leave prices out because they change, so check with the dealer.

The spec table

Spec	Snarler AT6 S	Snarler AT6 L	Fugleman UT6
Type	ATV (straddle seat)	ATV (straddle seat)	Side-by-side (sit-in, roof)
Seats	1	2 (with backrest)	See Segway
Engine	567 cc single, 44 HP, 48 Nm	567 cc single, 44 HP, 48 Nm	576 cc single, 41 HP, 50 Nm
Drive	2WD / 4WD, front and rear diff lock	2WD / 4WD, front and rear diff lock	2WD / 4WD, front and rear differential
Fuel tank	23 L	23 L	43 L
Overall size (L × W × H)	2,200 × 1,280 × 1,320 mm	2,350 × 1,280 × 1,430 mm	3,050 × 1,600 × 1,980 mm
Wheelbase	1,300 mm	1,450 mm	Not listed
Ground clearance	270 mm	270 mm	Not listed
Payload	195 kg	270 kg	Not listed
Rack capacity	40 kg front, 60 kg rear	40 kg front, 60 kg rear	Not listed (has a cargo box)
Towing	350 kg	350 kg	Not listed
Winch	Not listed as standard	Not listed as standard	4,500 lb nylon, all trims
Tires	26 in on 14 in aluminum	26 in on 14 in aluminum	27 in (Base), 30 in (HV, Premium)
Cab heat	No	No	HV trim only
Warranty (per Segway Canada)	5 years: 24 months limited plus 36 months powertrain	5 years: 24 months limited plus 36 months powertrain	2 years, no kilometre limit

Figures as listed on Segway Powersports Canada's Snarler AT6 and Fugleman UT6 pages on October 26, 2026. Segway's global Snarler page lists the engine as 570 cc and a higher rear rack rating (80 kg) than the Canadian page. Where they differ, we've used the Canadian figures, and you should confirm with the dealer for the exact unit.

Choose the Snarler (ATV) if...

• You ride narrow trails and cutlines. At 1,280 mm wide, the Snarler is 320 mm narrower than the Fugleman UT6 and much shorter.
• You mostly ride alone. The AT6 S is a one-seater. If you want to carry a passenger, Segway makes the AT6 L, with a second seat, a backrest and a longer wheelbase.
• You tow a small trailer or carry gear on racks. Segway Canada lists 350 kg of towing and front and rear racks for both AT6 models.
• You want to load it in a pickup box. Check your truck's box length against the Snarler's 2,200 to 2,350 mm overall length before you count on it.

Choose the Fugleman (side-by-side) if...

• You want a roof, doors and a steering wheel. Every UT6 trim has a roof, and the HV trim adds a heater, a glass windshield and full doors with sliding windows. That matters on a −20 morning.
• You haul more than fits on a rack. The Fugleman has a cargo box, though Segway Canada doesn't publish its size or rating. Ask for it in writing.
• You need a winch from day one. Every UT6 trim lists a 4,500 lb nylon winch as standard.
• You'll cover long distances. The UT6's 43 L tank is nearly twice the Snarler's 23 L.

What Segway doesn't publish

For the Fugleman UT6, Segway Canada doesn't list towing, cargo box capacity, payload, ground clearance or curb weight. For the Snarler, it doesn't list dry weight. If one of those numbers decides your purchase, get it from the dealer in writing for the exact model year and trim.

Before you ride either one

Both count as off-highway vehicles in Alberta, so registration and insurance rules apply to either one. Our guide to Alberta OHV rules before you ride covers the details, including helmets. Comparing work side-by-sides instead? See our Fugleman UT6 and UT10 vs AODES WorkCross 1000 comparison.