Polaris RZR

The Polaris RZR range is built around the performance side-by-side format, offering several approaches to off-road driving rather than a single one-size-fits-all configuration. The family spans compact trail vehicles, multi-terrain models, wide-open performance variants, four-seat machines and a youth model, giving buyers a clear way to match the vehicle to the type of terrain and number of occupants involved.

For tighter tracks and more confined riding areas, the RZR Trail S 1000 Ultimate focuses on a compact footprint while retaining the purposeful stance associated with the RZR name. Its positioning within the Trail range makes it the most manoeuvrable option shown on this page and a logical choice where access and agility are more important than carrying additional passengers.

The RZR Pro XP Ultimate occupies the multi-terrain category, intended as a versatile option for varied off-road environments. At the top end of the family, the RZR Pro R Ultimate is presented as the wide-open performance model, while the RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate extends that format to four seats. That extra seating broadens the vehicle's role for shared outings without moving away from the performance-oriented character of the range.

The RZR 200 EFI provides a distinct youth entry point for riders aged 10 and over. It sits separately from the larger adult models and gives the range a more accessible format for younger riders, subject to appropriate supervision and safe-riding practices.

• Trail, multi-terrain, wide-open, four-seat and youth configurations are available within the RZR family.
• Adult models shown include the RZR Trail S 1000 Ultimate, RZR Pro XP Ultimate, RZR Pro R Ultimate and RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate.
• The RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate is the four-seat configuration.
• The RZR 200 EFI is identified as the youth model for riders aged 10 and over.

Other highlights include Body type: Side by side.