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The 2027 Polaris Off Road lineup brings industry firsts to any terrain or task
The turbocharged side-by-side tops the segment with 275 horsepower, while the reworked XPEDITION adds a pneumatic continuously variable transmission to cut noise.
- On August 3, 2026, Polaris Off Road unveiled its 2027 model year lineup, introducing advancements in performance, capability, and technology across the company's off-road vehicle segments.
- Headlining the new lineup is the RZR Pro R Boost, featuring a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that delivers 275 horsepower and 223 pound-feet of torque at 6,000 RPM.
- For the XPEDITION, Polaris introduced NUMATIX, an industry-first pneumatic CVT system; Dave Elia, Product Director for Recreational Brands at Polaris, said it provides "a quieter ride while also improving the acceleration."
- Joining the lineup is the Sportsman 500, a value-focused ATV starting at $6,999, which features a 2,500-pound winch and up to 11.5 inches of ground clearance.
- Most 2027 Polaris Off-Road vehicles carry a factory one-year limited warranty reinforcing rider confidence, with XPEDITION dealer shipments beginning in August 2026.
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Polaris presents its 2027 range with three different protagonists: the powerful RZR Pro R Boost, the technological XPEDITION and the accessible Sportsman 500
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