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Polaris Inc. reports news about its powersports and marine vehicle portfolio, including off-road vehicles, snowmobiles, boats, military, quadricycles and commercial transportation vehicles. Company updates commonly cover RANGER, RZR, Polaris XPEDITION, Bennington pontoons, Slingshot, parts, garments and accessories, along with dealer availability and product-line announcements.
Recurring Polaris news also includes quarterly financial results, guidance commentary, dividend declarations, tariff and manufacturing updates, motorsports activity for RZR Factory Racing, brand partnerships, and TRAILS GRANTS support for off-road and snowmobile riding organizations in the United States and Canada.
Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) has launched the Empowersports Women’s Riding Council, featuring 12 influential women to enhance female representation in powersports. This initiative aims to inspire women, promote safety, and support community-building in the industry. Polaris aims to grow its customer base by 50% over the next decade, supported by a surge of new riders—75% of off-road and motorcycle buyers are new to the brand, highlighting increased engagement from women and diverse groups. The council will collaborate with Polaris leadership to address barriers and foster inclusivity.
Polaris Inc. (NYSE: PII) has entered a 10-year exclusive partnership with Zero Motorcycles to enhance electrification in off-road vehicles (ORV) and snowmobiles. This collaboration forms a key part of Polaris’ rEV’d up strategy, aiming to provide electric vehicle options across its core product lines by 2025, with the first offering expected by late 2021. Polaris leverages Zero's advanced powertrain technology and experience, enhancing its market position in the growing electric powersports sector.
Indian Motorcycle has launched the eFTR Jr, its first electric mini-bike designed for young riders, priced at $749.99 USD. This dynamic bike mimics the championship-winning FTR750 and includes features like low and high ride modes, accommodating riders aged 8 and over. The eFTR Jr offers a ride time of up to 140 minutes and comes with protective youth apparel. Developed in collaboration with Razor USA, the electric mini-bike emphasizes safety and fun, aiming to inspire a new generation of motorcyclists.