Polaris has just unleashed the latest generation of the industry's best-selling sport side-by-side, the RZR XP 1000. The all-new 2024 Polaris RZR XP 1000 has been redesigned from the ground up, delivering class-leading performance, reliability, comfort, and performance.

The 2024 Polaris RZR XP is the perfect evolution of the Polaris that popularized sport side-by-sides, taking an already great vehicle and focusing it into the ideal everyman's side-by-side.

The Polaris RZR (Sometimes also referred to as a “Rzr” by few), is a sport side-by-side produced by Polaris Industries.

2014 “In 2014, the RZR XP 1000 started it all for multi-terrain sport side-by-sides, and now, we're building upon that legacy – taking what has long been the standard and making it even better in every possible way.”

RZR XP 1000 Specifications

The main difference between the two engines, as Chris Hendricks, Polaris Ranger product expert shows, is that the Ranger XP 1000′s engine has a dual-overhead cam in place of the 1000′s single-overhead cam.

utility task vehicle UTV stands for utility task vehicle.

Components are manufactured in Osceola, Wisconsin and the vehicle assembly is done in Roseau, Minnesota. The vast majority of powertrain and vehicles for the off-road line are manufactured in the Osceola and Roseau facilities, respectively.

Components are manufactured in Osceola, Wisconsin and the vehicle assembly is done in Roseau, Minnesota. The vast majority of powertrain and vehicles for the off-road line are manufactured in the Osceola and Roseau facilities, respectively.

Polaris has factories in: Spirit Lake, Iowa, Osceola, Wisconsin (which specializes in manufacturing powertrains) and Huntsville, Alabama (one of the biggest manufacturing facilities). Its paint facility is located in Spearfish, South Dakota, while Sunnyvale, California handles digital, software and infotainment design.

The UTV world got its first look at the RZR in 2007, when Polaris unveiled the 2008 Ranger RZR 800. It was originally released as a sub-model of the popular Ranger, but as the RZR gained popularity, Polaris realized this machine was in a class of its own.

2007 The RZR, pronounced “razor,” was the first off-road vehicle made primarily for recreational driving when it was introduced in 2007; its predecessors were suited to farm and maintenance work. Like an evolved dune buggy, it is known as a side-by-side for the way its occupants sit beside each other.

Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan Also in 1968 Polaris began what would turn out to be a long relationship with Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan, with an agreement whereby Fuji became the exclusive manufacturer of the engines used in Polaris snowmobiles.

Components are manufactured in Osceola, Wisconsin and the vehicle assembly is done in Roseau, Minnesota. The vast majority of powertrain and vehicles for the off-road line are manufactured in the Osceola and Roseau facilities, respectively.

Polaris and FHI have a long successful engine supplier relationship dating back to 1968, when FHI began manufacturing Polaris' exclusive “Star” engine.

Polaris manufactures its fully electric RANGER XP Kinetic off-road vehicles at the Company's more than 900,000-square-foot manufacturing facility located in Huntsville, Alabama.