Polaris Off Road is doubling down for 2026 with a second wave of big announcements that are sure to get the off-road community buzzing. Building on more than a decade of rider feedback, the all-new RZR XP and wider, more aggressive RZR XP S are redefining trail performance and durability. Add in a redesigned RZR Pro R that now packs the largest touchscreen in the industry, plus special-edition RZR and Ranger models that celebrate milestones and regional pride and Polaris has made it clear they’re not slowing down anytime soon.

The Next Evolution of RZR XP: Built From Rider Feedback

Over the past 11 years, the RZR XP has become a legend in the off-road world. For 2026, Polaris has reimagined this fan favorite from the ground up. A bold new front fascia with menacing RZR Fang lights and a low-profile bull bumper give the XP a meaner look, while a reinforced chassis with beefed-up suspension mounts and full underbody protection improves both strength and driveline longevity.

The RZR XP Sport model runs on a 114-horsepower ProStar 1000 engine, delivering the kind of smooth, confident power that makes tight trails and rocky climbs feel effortless. With 20 inches of usable travel, 29-inch tires, and Walker Evans Precision Tuned Needle shocks, this rig is built to handle just about anything you can throw at it.

For those craving a little more tech and luxury, the RZR XP Ultimate ups the ante with Ride Command, Rockford Fosgate Stage 3 Audio, a poly roof, 30-inch tires, and a 4,500-pound winch. Whether you’re hitting dunes, mud, or mountain passes, the XP lineup keeps comfort and control front and center.

Meet The All-New Polaris RZR XP S: Wider, Stronger, Meaner

If the RZR XP is the standard-bearer, the RZR XP S is the enforcer. Sporting a 72-inch stance and 25 inches of suspension travel, this all-new machine is built for those who want to go faster, climb higher, and push harder. With upgraded driveline components including heavy-duty front and prop shafts, 8-ball half shafts, and a fully welded rear skid plate, the XP S is ready for whatever the trail may offer.

Three drive modes (Standard, Sport, and Rock) let you tailor throttle response to terrain, while 32-inch Pro Armor Trekker tires and 2.5-inch Walker Evans Racing Velocity shocks deliver maximum grip and control. Available in Sand Dune or Stealth Gray, the RZR XP S Ultimate also brings serious tech and style, including Ride Command, Rockford Fosgate Stage 3 Audio, accent fang lighting, a sport roof, and a 4,500-pound winch.

Polaris didn’t forget about customization either. The company offers over 60 accessories ready to bolt on, from a Rockford Fosgate audio roof to redesigned bumpers and portable fuel cans.

Polaris RZR Pro R: The King Gets A Tech Upgrade

When it comes to pure performance, the RZR Pro R continues to reign supreme. And now it’s smarter than ever. The 2026 RZR Pro R Ultimate comes equipped with a new 10.4-inch vertical touchscreen powered by Ride Commad, the largest display in powersports. This massive screen is 2.3 times larger than before, with lightning-fast processing and split-screen capability, letting riders track their route and monitor vehicle systems at the same time.

Beneath that screen beats the heart of the beast: a 225-horsepower ProStar Fury 2.0 four-cylinder engine that thrives in dunes and open desert. With a 74-inch stance, 104.5-inch wheelbase, and 29 inches of usable travel via the MaxLink suspension, the Pro R eats whoops for breakfast. DYNAMIX DV semi-active suspension constantly adapts to the terrain, giving riders precise control even at full throttle.

The 2026 RZR Pro R Ultimate is available in Indy Red, White Crystal, Super Graphite, and Purple Thunder—a fitting color palette for one of the most dominant UTVs on the planet.

A Tribute to Mexico: The Limited RZR Pro S Calavera Edition

Polaris is celebrating a decade of success in Mexico with the limited-run RZR Pro S Calavera Edition—a wild, 200-unit special featuring Calavera-inspired graphics that honor the region’s culture and terrain. It packs a 181-horsepower turbocharged engine, 28 inches of travel, and DYNAMIX with Fox 3.0 Live Valve shocks that automatically adapt to changing conditions.

Equipped with Ride Command, Rockford Fosgate Stage 4 audio, and signature orange fang lights inspired by the RZR Factory Racing Team, the Calavera Edition is built for high-speed performance with serious style.

Pricing And Availability

The 2026 RZR lineup starts shipping to dealers in October, with MSRPs as follows:

• RZR PRO R Ultimate – $43,999
• RZR PRO S Calavera Edition – $40,499
• RZR XP – $19,999
• RZR XP S – $22,499

From desert dunes to wooded trails, Polaris’ 2026 RZR lineup represents a bold leap forward in design, capability, and rider-focused technology. As Reid Wilson, President of Polaris Off-Road Vehicles, puts it: “Consumers look to Polaris to lead with performance, capability, and style. Our commitment to continuous innovation is what’s fueled us for over 70 years—and it continues to drive us forward today.”

For the full lineup and specs, visit Polaris.com.