The side-by-side vehicle industry boasts significant value, particularly in the U.S. Market Trends & Insights Mastery reports global sales of side-by-side vehicles reached $14 billion in 2022, with projections indicating a market value of $21 billion by 2028. In response to this growth, Polaris, a key player in the industry, continues to update its Ranger lineup to meet evolving demands and enhance capabilities.
The Ranger lineup, spearheaded by Polaris, undergoes annual updates to ensure relevance and competitiveness in the market. The 2025 model year changes, recently announced by the company, encompass various enhancements across the Ranger family.
Key updates include a redesigned front end for the XP 1000 and XP 1000 NorthStar models, featuring new bumpers and grilles. Furthermore, 29-inch tires are now standard on both models, giving you more room to maneuver over rough terrain.
The XP 1000 NorthStar Ultimate variant introduces a new JBL audio system, while the 1000 Premium and XP 1000 models come equipped with a roof and a 4,500-pound winch with synthetic rope, offering enhanced functionality and convenience.
Another highlight of the 2025 model year is the return of the Crew XP 1000 Waterfowl Edition, tailored for waterfowl hunters with specialized features such as arched A-arms, a high-mount winch, and a camo paint job. Orders for the 2025 Ranger lineup are now open, offering consumers a range of options tailored to their needs and preferences.
