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Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) has unveiled its 2026 snowmobile lineup with significant innovations across all segments. The announcement features the all-new Voyageur lineup, including the Voyageur SP 155, XC 155, and Adventure Ultimate 155 models, equipped with patent-pending BackTrak15 rear articulated suspension and 650 Patriot engine.

Key highlights include Edition PRO RMK and RMK Khaos models with Patriot 9R and Patriot Boost engine options, new Burandt Edition accessories, and unique paint designs. The Switchback Assault now offers two front suspension options, including the new Escape front suspension for enhanced off-trail agility.

The 2026 lineup also features an upgraded INDY XCR with 20% stiffer suspension calibration and Long-Tail rear suspension, plus enhanced TITAN models with expanded engine options. The SnowCheck customization program is available until March 28, allowing riders to build their dream snowmobiles with exclusive factory options.

Polaris unveils the -edition Slingshot 10 to commemorate the brand's 10th anniversary. Built on the top-tier R model, this special edition features exclusive styling elements including Radiant Red Pearl paint, commemorative ghosted graphics, and custom badging.

The vehicle comes equipped with premium features including heated and cooled seats with anniversary stitching, Stage 3 Max Rockford Fosgate® audio system with 300-watt output, and a 7" RIDE COMMAND display with Apple CarPlay®. Enhanced performance includes improved horsepower, refined AutoDrive transmission, and Brembo® brakes with 14% larger front rotors.

Starting at $38,999, the Slingshot 10 is now shipping to dealers in quantities, offering both manual and AutoDrive transmission options.

Polaris (NYSE: PII) has announced its participation in the Raymond James 46th Annual Institutional Investors Conference. The presentation will take place on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, at 10:25 a.m. Eastern Time at the JW Marriott Grande Lakes in Orlando, Florida.

Chief Executive Officer Mike Speetzen and Chief Financial Officer Bob Mack will deliver a formal presentation about the company. Investors and interested parties can access the live webcast and slide presentation through the Polaris Investor Relations website at ir.polaris.com. A replay of the webcast will be made available on the website after the event.

Indian Motorcycle has announced an expanded racing lineup for the 2025 MotoAmerica King of the Baggers series, featuring a three-rider factory team. French MotoGP veteran Loris Baz joins reigning champion Troy Herfoss and two-time champion Tyler O'Hara to compete aboard the S&S Indian Challenger.

The company is significantly increasing its commitment to bagger racing, supporting two additional satellite teams and offering over $80,000 in privateer contingency, plus a new 2025 Indian Challenger Dark Horse. The championship winner will receive $20,000 and a new motorcycle valued at $28,499.

The team will compete with the Indian Challenger, powered by the overhead-cam, liquid-cooled PowerPlus motor, which has already secured three King of the Baggers championships. The 2025 season begins March 6 at Daytona International Speedway.

Polaris RZR Factory Racing achieved a historic victory at the King of the Hammers (KOH) UTV Hammers Championship, with Brock Heger dominating the race in his RZR Pro R Factory vehicle. Heger completed the course in under four hours, finishing 26 minutes ahead of his closest competitor.

This victory marks a significant milestone as Heger secured the off-road Triple Crown, combining wins at the 2024 Baja 1000, 2025 Dakar Rally, and both KOH Desert Challenge and UTV Hammers Championship. Starting from the second line, Heger quickly took the lead and maintained it throughout the race, demonstrating exceptional skill in both desert and rock sections.

The RZR Pro R Factory's performance was notable, with its 130L fuel cell eliminating the need for pit stops during the 3-hour and 57-minute race, contributing to Heger's commanding victory.

Polaris RZR Factory Racing dominated the 2025 King of the Hammers (KOH) Desert Challenge, with Brock Heger securing his second consecutive victory in the UTV Open class. Polaris racers swept the podium and secured nine of the top ten positions. Heger, fresh from his Dakar Rally victory, led wire-to-wire in his RZR Pro R Factory, finishing 3 minutes and 6 seconds ahead of second place.

Doug Mittag and Dallas Gonzalez claimed second and third places in modified RZR Pro Rs, while Max Eddy Jr. finished fourth. The event showcased the RZR Pro R Factory's desert racing capabilities, which Polaris announced is now available for purchase as the industry's only OEM-produced race UTV. Heger and Bryce Menzies will continue competing at KOH in the UTV Hammers Championship Race Rock on February 6, using modified Gen 1 RZR Pro R Factory machines specially tuned for rock terrain.

Polaris Off Road has announced the commercial availability of the RZR Pro R Factory, the industry's only OEM-produced race-ready side-by-side vehicle. to just 30 units for 2025, this elite machine has already proven its dominance by winning the 2025 Dakar Rally SSV class and securing back-to-back SCORE Pro UTV Open class championships.

The vehicle features a race-tuned 255-horsepower ProStar Fury HO 2.0 engine, race-spec MaxLink suspension, and advanced technology including a MoTeC system for real-time performance data logging. Built in partnership with Scanlon Clarke Industries (SCi), who will manage sales and post-sale support, the RZR Pro R Factory will have a starting MSRP of $139,999.

Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) has announced a 2% increase in its regular quarterly cash dividend, raising it to $0.67 per share. This marks the company's 30th consecutive year of dividend increases, maintaining its status as a Dividend Aristocrat. The first quarter dividend for 2025 will be paid on March 17, 2025, to shareholders of record as of March 3, 2025.

CEO Mike Speetzen emphasized that this consistent dividend growth demonstrates Polaris' strong balance sheet and confidence in their long-term strategy, while highlighting their commitment to delivering shareholder value.

Polaris Slingshot has unveiled its 2025 lineup, marking the three-wheel vehicle's 10-year anniversary with significant upgrades. The new collection features a completely redesigned front end and new eight-inch speakers for enhanced audio experience.

Key improvements include:

• A modest increase in horsepower and broader torque curve
• Refined AutoDrive transmission for smoother driving
• Updated suspension tuning and increased ground clearance
• New Stage 2 Max Audio Package by Rockford Fosgate®

The 2025 lineup includes four models:

• Slingshot S: Starting at $24,999 (Manual)
• Slingshot SL: Starting at $28,299 (Manual)
• Slingshot SLR: Starting at $31,399 (Manual)
• Slingshot R: Starting at $34,999 (Manual)