This Polaris nameplate was introduced as a new off-road side-by-side line for the 2024 model year, with the first vehicles reaching market in summer 2023. It marked Polaris’ move into a more adventure-oriented, enclosed-cab utility-recreation segment, positioned to carry people and gear far beyond the trailhead while offering comfort features more associated with crossover-style all-season machines.
At launch, the lineup was organized around two distinct body styles: an XP version with a rear cargo box and an ADV version with a more enclosed rear cargo area for passengers and gear. Both were offered in two-seat and five-seat configurations, and Polaris split the range into multiple trim levels to cover premium, luxury, and all-weather use cases. The result was a deliberately broad family rather than a single, traditional trim ladder.
The nameplate has remained in production since its debut, and Polaris has continued to update and expand the lineup rather than replace it. In the brand’s model archive, the nameplate appears beginning with 2024 and continues through later model years, indicating an ongoing production run rather than a discontinued-and-revived history. Enthusiast interest has centered on the vehicle’s unusual positioning: it combines side-by-side practicality with a more expedition-focused concept, making it one of Polaris’ most distinctive modern off-road introductions.