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Polaris

Off-road and tactical vehicles for agencies and the military, with OEM training courses and a build and price tool, engineered in the American Midwest.

Overview

Polaris Government & Defense supplies off-road and tactical vehicles to government agencies, the U.S. military and allied forces, backed by more than 70 years of Polaris off-road engineering. Named applications cover military use, law enforcement, fire and rescue, grounds and facility operations, and terrain and wildlife management. The company says its public safety vehicles go through extensive testing and validation, and its Arctic mobility options include the MRZR Alpha with cold weather accessories along with military snowmobiles. Buyers can configure a vehicle in 3D through a build and price tool, and compare models by brand, fuel type, seating capacity, payload and towing capacity. Polaris provides training direct from the OEM, including a one day New Equipment Training course, a four day mechanic certification covering diagnostics and warranty repairs, week-long on-site fleet maintenance for up to 15 vehicles, and ROHVA-certified master driver train-the-trainer courses. Vehicles are designed, engineered and assembled in the American Midwest, and the company cites the Aspen Fire Department in Colorado using its RANGER to reach remote parts of its coverage area.

Key Products and Services

  • RANGER utility side-by-side
  • Sportsman all-terrain vehicles
  • GENERAL crossover side-by-side
  • RZR performance side-by-sides
  • Polaris XPEDITION side-by-side
  • Pro XD work utility side-by-side
  • Polaris Snowmobiles
  • Fire and Rescue Packages

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