Polaris Announces New Updates for Popular UTV Models In 2024

On the heels of the debut of the Extreme Duty RANGER XD 1500, Polaris unveiled its lineup of other popular 2024 UTV models that are getting upgrades for the new year. From simple add-ons of popular items from the accessory catalog to new suspension packages, the Polaris RZR, General, and RANGER are getting some welcome upgrades that will make many consumers very happy. It's not just the UTVs getting upgrades for the new year either, since the popular Sportsman ATV will get its fair share of upgrades as well.

General 1000

It's hard not to be a fan of the Polaris General. It's a machine that is capable of taking on tough trails while still being tough enough to handle work duties on your property. For 2024, Polaris focused on the standard 1000cc General by offering it with a new premium trim package. To provide another level of style, performance, and comfort the General 1000 Premium comes equipped with 14" wheels wrapped in 27" Maxxis Coronado tires, FOX® Podium QS3® shocks, and LED headlights complete with accent trim lights and LED taillights. The star of the show is the FOX® shocks, which feature soft, medium, and firm suspension settings that are easily changed with the turn of a knob at each corner to provide a smooth ride over any terrain.

The new General 1000 Premium is only offered in Volcanic Orange, while the standard model is available in Ghost Gray with prices starting at $17,499. If you're looking for even more features than what the General 1000 Premium has to offer, you always have the General XP 1000 lineup that have features like low-profile sport bumpers, larger tires, Rockford Fosgate premium sound systems, and Polaris' signature Ride Command infomation center. While the General 1000 XP Sport is only available in Ghost Gray, the two and four-seat models of the General 1000 XP Premium and Ultimate are available in Matte Silver Quartz and Polaris Blue with prices starting at $24,499.

RZR

When you have the best selling sport SxS brand, you have to constantly improve on what you have to keep your customers happy and that is something that Polaris never forgets. Across the board, the RZR lineup get fresh new colors like the Storm Blue on the Sport models of the RZR Trail and Trail S, and Storm Blue w/ White Lightning you'll find on the Ultimage trim package. New upgrades for 2024 that you'll find on these models are the upgraded steering wheel and LED headlights with LED accent trims and electronic power steering. In the way of suspension upgrades, the Trail S Sport will now come from the factory with ZF Sachs shocks and the Trail S Ultimate will now come equipped with Walker Evans Racing® shocks, which if you recall is a company that Polaris just acquired.

If you're a fan of the RZR Pro XP Sport and Premium models, don't think that these models were left out of the upgrade chain. Just like the RZR Trail S Ultimate, these UTVs will also come equipped with the Walker Evans Racing® shocks. The RZR Pro XP Ultimate will continue to come with the top of the line FOX® Live Valve shocks with DYNAMIX active suspension. As for colors, the RZR XP 1000 Sport is available in White Lightning, while the Premium is available in Matte Titanium/ Onyx Black, and the Ultimate in either Indy Red or Matte Titanium/ Onyx Black with prices starting at $20,999 and two or four-seat options. If you're in the market for a RZR Pro XP, you'll have your option of Ghost Gray on the Sport or Super Graphite on the Premium or Ultimate trims with prices starting at $24,599.