Polaris Models

This snowmobile nameplate appeared in Polaris’ late-1980s lineup as a sport-oriented model and remained in the catalog through the 1999 model year. It sat within the company’s trail-focused performance range at a time...

Introduced for the 1995 model year, this Polaris ATV line became a landmark in the brand’s off-road history. It arrived as a practical 4x4 machine and is widely remembered as the first 4x4 ATV with an automatic transm...

Polaris introduced this nameplate for the 2016 model year as its entry-level full-size Sportsman utility ATV, giving the lineup a smaller-displacement option beneath the larger 570 and 850 models. From the beginning, ...

Polaris introduced this nameplate for the 2015 model year as part of its Sportsman ATV family, positioning it as the core mid-size work-and-trail utility machine in the lineup. From the start, it was aimed at riders w...

This six-wheel utility ATV joined Polaris’s Sportsman family for the 2019 model year as a purpose-built work machine aimed at riders who needed more cargo-hauling and traction-focused capability than a conventional tw...

Polaris added this big-bore Sportsman variant for the 2015 model year, positioning it as a tough recreation-and-utility ATV in the brand’s long-running Sportsman family. It arrived alongside other mid-2010s Sportsman ...

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 pag...

This two-seat Polaris ATV was introduced for the 2015 model year as the touring version of the XP 1000 family, giving the brand’s high-capacity Sportsman platform a dedicated passenger-focused layout. It was positione...

Polaris introduced this two-up Sportsman variant for the 2015 model year as part of its ATV lineup, positioning it as a versatile utility-focused machine that could switch between carrying a passenger and hauling carg...

This nameplate entered Polaris’ Sportsman lineup for the 2015 model year as the larger, more performance-oriented big-bore option above the 850. It was positioned as a premium automatic 4x4 ATV aimed at riders who wan...

This Polaris sport-utility ATV nameplate debuted for the 2020 model year as part of the brand’s off-road lineup, when Polaris introduced it alongside the related Scrambler XP 1000 S as an all-new 55-inch-wide offering...

Polaris introduced this snowmobile nameplate in the mid-1990s as part of its Indy-based trail lineup, and the model remained in the brand’s catalog through the late 2000s. Early versions carried the Indy prefix, appea...

Polaris introduced this crossover snowmobile nameplate for the 2004 model year, where it emerged as the rebranded successor to the company’s earlier SKS-style “tweener” machines. From the start, it was positioned as a...

This two-up ATV nameplate was introduced for the 2014 model year as the brand’s dedicated touring-oriented version of its utility platform. From the start, it was positioned around shared riding, with a longer seat, p...

This ATV nameplate was introduced for the 1990 model year as part of Polaris’s early liquid-cooled, chain-drive recreational 4x4/utility lineup. It occupied a compact, approachable spot in the brand’s off-road range a...

This ATV nameplate was introduced in 1985 and became one of the earliest Polaris four-wheelers. In its first years, it was part of the company’s pioneering move into the ATV market and was offered alongside other earl...

I could not confidently verify this exact Polaris nameplate from accessible official model archives, and I do not want to guess at its production span. The name appears to belong to an older, discontinued Polaris snow...

Polaris first used the Widetrak name on utility-oriented snowmobiles by model year 1990, when the name appeared on early long-track sleds such as the original Widetrak and Widetrak 500. In the early 1990s, the name wa...

Introduced for the 2019 model year, this trail-focused snowmobile nameplate was launched as a SnowCheck-exclusive performance sled aimed at riders who wanted a more aggressive, race-inspired alternative in the brand’s...

This snowmobile nameplate emerged in 1999 as part of a performance-oriented trail and crossover push, positioned above more basic trail machines and aimed at riders who wanted sharper handling and a more aggressive ch...

XCF was a Polaris snowmobile nameplate introduced for the 1997 model year as part of the brand’s performance-oriented late-1990s lineup. It sat among Polaris’ more aggressive trail machines and was closely associated ...

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, enclos...

The five-seat version of Polaris’s XPEDITION ADV was introduced for the 2024 model year as part of the company’s all-new XPEDITION family, which marked Polaris’s move into the enclosed-cab adventure side-by-side segme...

This youth ATV family first appeared for the 2000 model year, when the brand introduced its first youth models and opened a new entry point into off-road riding for younger operators. The early machines were developed...