Polaris has just pulled the wraps off its full 2026 lineup, and it’s packed with new rides, refined tech, bold new colors, and a nostalgic nod to the past. The brand, which is synonymous with innovation, rugged reliability, and American-built pride, is also throwing a dirt-filled birthday bash for its iconic ATV: 40 years of conquering trails and tearing up terrain.

2026 Polaris Ranger 500: A Fresh Face in the Utility Line

Starting at just $9,999, the new 2026 Polaris Ranger 500 is everything you want in an entry-level UTV. It’s compact, simple to operate, and engineered to haul, tow, and tackle daily chores without breaking a sweat. Perfect for ranches, job sites, or weekend yard warriors, it brings the classic Ranger DNA at a wallet-friendly price point.

2026 Polaris Sportsman: Throwback Vibes

To honor four decades of ATV dominance, Polaris is reviving the 90s with the Sportsman 570 Premium 40th Anniversary Edition. It’s a limited-run model that mashes modern tech with vintage swagger, sporting retro graphics, premium paint, and exclusive badging. Performance-wise, it’s got 11.5 inches of ground clearance, 9.5 inches of rear suspension travel, and electronic power steering for effortless control. For 2026, Polaris is also adding heated seats and fender flare options across its 1-up 450 and 570 models.

Factory-installed winches and LED lights across key trims round out a lineup that’s as capable as it is comfortable. Pricing starts at $6,999.

2026 Polaris General: Gritty and Refined

Polaris’ most versatile crossover side-by-side is back with a vengeance. The 2026 General returns with powerful 999cc engines, refreshed color schemes, and trims designed to work hard and play harder. The General XP Ultimate stands tall with Rockford Fosgate Stage 3 audio, Ride Command tech, and upgraded suspension including Fox 2.0 Podium QS3 shocks. The General is tailor-made for those who want trail thrills and chore-crushing power in one machine. Starting at $17,999, the General lineup offers 2- and 4-seat configurations to fit every adventurer’s crew.

2026 Polaris Xpedition: Ready For Any Season

The Polaris Xpedition was born for overlanding, and the 2026 models only double down on that mission. New for this year: all trims come standard in NorthStar packages—think enclosed cabs, heaters, power windows, JBL audio, and Polaris Ride Command+ with 3 years of connectivity. You also get upgraded 30-inch Pro Armor Trekker tires and improved HVAC performance.

Whether you’re after the dumping cargo bed on the XP or the full-utility pass-through storage in the ADV, this machine perfectly blends capability and comfort. Starting at $39,499.

2026 Polaris RZR: Race-Bred Performance

Polaris isn’t slowing down on the sport front either. The 2026 RZR lineup brings sharp new looks with Sand Dune, Slate Gray, and Earth Blue colorways—and enough upgrades to make any adrenaline junkie grin.

The RZR Pro XP and Pro S models now come standard with inner door handles, while Ultimate trims feature DYNAMIX 2.0 semi-active suspension, Rockford Fosgate Stage 4 audio, and full Ride Command integration. Trail-focused riders can look to the RZR Trail Sport and Trail S Ultimate, engineered for agility, comfort, and tight terrain domination.

MSRP starts at $16,999.

2026 Polaris Youth Lineup: Big Features For The Smallest Riders

Polaris hasn’t forgotten about the next generation of trail tamers. From the Outlaw 70 (for ages 6+) to the Phoenix 200 (for teens), the 2026 Youth lineup continues to lead with safety-focused tech. Features like Helmet Aware Technology, geofencing, and speed control offer peace of mind, while bold styling and real-world capability help kids build confidence off-road.

The 2026 youth side-by-side lineup empowers riders to grow with Polaris. Designed for riders 10 and up, the RZR 200 EFI returns in Storm Gray as well as Indy Red. The RZR 200 comes fit with dual A-arm front suspension, 10 inches of ground clearance, and 24-inch tires. The Ranger 150 EFI also returns in bold Zenith Blue, bringing a utility-style experience to younger riders that mirror Polaris’ full-size Ranger models.

Youth ATV models start at $2,999 while side-by-side models start at $6,299.

The Bottom Line: More Performance And More Innovation

With the 2026 lineup, Polaris proves it’s not just riding on past success—it’s building on it. Whether you’re a work-focused rancher, trail-blazing family, or adventure-hungry overlander, there’s a Polaris rig built to match your style and stomp your terrain. 2026 model vehicles will begin shipping to dealers across the U.S. in August.

Explore the full 2026 lineup at Polaris Off-Road.