Recent Polaris Articles

For guys who remember when winter meant bundling up indoors or maybe hitting the slopes once a season, there's a new reason to look forward to February this year. Polaris, the company that's been building snowmobiles and pushing the boundaries of winter fun since the 1950s, is bringing back its pop

In the rugged world of off-road adventures, where every bump tests your mettle and every twist demands unyielding grit, Polaris keeps pushing the boundaries. The company's latest moves for 2026 aren't just tweaks—they're a full-throated roar of evolution, born from years of real-world pounding on t

The off-road world thrives on rugged capability and raw power, and for years, side-by-side vehicles have relied on the trusty continuously variable transmission (CVT) to tackle everything from muddy trails to desert dunes. CVTs have become the go-to choice for their seamless power delivery, keepin

Polaris Adventures, the experience-driven arm of powersports giant Polaris Inc., has hit a major milestone: two million customer rides. This achievement, announced on June 3, 2025, reflects a growing hunger for outdoor exploration and the thrill of powersports. Through a network of over 250 local o

For guys across America who love tearing through snowy trails on their snowmobiles, Polaris is a name that often means rugged fun and reliable performance. But recent news about a major recall for certain Polaris MATRYX snowmobiles has raised some red flags, especially for those who own models from

Polaris Industries, a well-known name in the world of recreational off-road vehicles (ROVs), has issued a significant recall affecting certain Model Year 2023-2025 Ranger XP 1000 NorthStar and Ranger XP 1000 NorthStar Crew models. Announced on May 15, 2025, this recall addresses a critical safety i

For outdoor enthusiasts who cherish the rush of tearing down a dirt trail on an ATV or gliding through snowy paths on a snowmobile, the availability of well-maintained trails is everything. These trails don’t just appear—they’re kept open, safe, and enjoyable thanks to the tireless work of local cl