Polaris introduced this two-up touring nameplate for the 2014 model year as part of the Sportsman ATV family, giving the mid-size 570 platform a factory passenger-ready configuration. The earliest official Polaris pages for 2014 show the model listed as a Sportsman Touring 570 EFI, and Polaris’s archive for older Sportsman models begins with 2014, which aligns with that first model-year appearance. The touring format was positioned as a comfortable, trail-capable alternative to the single-seat Sportsman 570, aimed at riders who wanted to carry a passenger without moving up to a side-by-side.
From its debut, the nameplate followed Polaris’s familiar utility-ATV recipe: a manageable width for trail use, on-demand all-wheel drive, and a focus on versatility rather than pure sport performance. Over time, the touring 570 evolved through the broader Sportsman line as Polaris updated the bodywork, chassis, and trim structure around it, but it remained the company’s core factory 2-up 570-class ATV. Polaris’s current lineup still lists the model, and the 2026 model-year pages describe it as a refreshed next-generation touring ATV with new comfort and design updates, confirming that the nameplate remains in production rather than ending in a prior model year.
Because the model has not been discontinued, there is no final production year to record. Its history is a single continuous run beginning with the 2014 model year, and it is best understood as Polaris’s long-running two-passenger touring version of the Sportsman 570 rather than a separate, revived nameplate.