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2022 Polaris RZR Turbo R Ultimate First Look Gallery

A closer look at Polaris’ brilliant Turbo R.

May 12, 2022

The 2022 Polaris RZR Turbo R.Zach Bowman

The 2022 Polaris RZR Turbo R rides on the same platform as Polaris’ new halo rig—the fierce, 225 hp Pro R. With 181 hp from Polaris’ 1,000cc parallel twin, the Turbo isn’t as wild as its stablemate, but that doesn’t mean it’s less fun. It still has more horsepower than a Honda Civic, a clever 4WD system, and a suspension setup that will let it haul over hardpack, or crawl through mud or over rocks. We can’t wait to fully put it through its paces.

The Turbo R lives somewhat in the shadow of the 2022 Polaris RZR Pro R, which is a shame—it’s an excellent rig in its own right.Zach Bowman

Similar to the outgoing RZR Pro XP at first glance, the Turbo R has much bigger suspension components, a stronger cage, and an aluminum roof. Its similarities to RZRs of old stop just past the nameplate.Zach Bowman

The soft-touch steering wheel is lovely, and carries the controls for the brilliant Dynamix DV electronic suspension.Zach Bowman

In Ultimate trim, the 2022 Polaris RZR Turbo R comes with the amazing Ride Command navigation system, which we unabashedly love.Zach Bowman

The Turbo R rolls on 32-inch Maxxis Rampage Furys wrapped around 15-inch rims right out of the box. The five-lug bolt pattern is a Turbo R and Pro R–only configuration.Zach Bowman

Polaris Dynamix DV electronic suspension is fantastic, allowing you to switch ride modes on the fly with the push of a steering wheel–mounted button. A screen in the Ride Command system lets you monitor suspension action on all four corners in real time.Zach Bowman

The headlights may scream Polaris RZR Pro XP, but this thing is far from any of its predecessors.Zach Bowman

2022 Polaris RZR Turbo R Specs:

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MSRP:	Ranging from $27,799 to $36,999
Engine:	DOHC, liquid-cooled, 4-stroke turbocharged twin-cylinder
Displacement:	925cc
Bore x Stroke:	N/A
Compression Ratio:
Transmission:	Automatic PVT w/ high/low range, reverse; parking
Claimed Horsepower:	181 hp
Claimed Torque:	N/A
Fuel System:	EFI, 12-volt DC
Steering:	Rack-mounted high-assist electric power steering w/ Quick Turn Rack
Drivetrain:	Isolated Xtreme Performance True On-Demand AWD/2WD
Front Suspension:	Lightweight boxed dual A-arms w/ 3-piece stabilizer bar, unitized hubs, Walker Evans 2.5-in. Velocity adjustable needle shocks (Sport, Premium) / Fox 3.0 Live Valve X2 internal bypass (Ultimate); 22.25 in. travel
Rear Suspension:	Boxed trailing arm w/ tow link, high-clearance radius rods w/ 3-piece stabilizer bar, unitized hubs, Walker Evans 3.0-in. Velocity adjustable needle shocks (Sport, Premium) / Fox 3.0 Live Valve X2 internal bypass (Ultimate); 22.4 in. travel
Front Brakes:	Hydraulic disc w/ 3-bore caliper, aluminum top hat w/ steel drilled rotor
Rear Brakes:	Hydraulic disc w/ 2-bore caliper, aluminum top hat w/ steel drilled rotor
Wheels, Front/Rear:	Painted cast aluminum w/ 5-lug pattern; 15 x 7 in.
Tires, Front/Rear:	Maxxis Rampage Fury, 8-ply rated; 32x10-15
Length:	128.0 in. (2-seat) / 157.0 in (4-seat)
Width:	74.0 in.
Height:	74.4 in. (2-seat) / 77.0 in (4-seat)
Wheelbase:	96.0 in. (2-seat) / 125.0 in. (4-seat)
Bed Capacity:	300 lb.
Towing Capacity:	N/A
Max Seating Capacity:	2 (Turbo R) / 4 (Turbo R 4)
Ground Clearance:	16.0 in.
Turning Radius:	N/A
Claimed Dry Weight:	Ranging from 1,943 lb. to 2,286 lb.
Fuel Capacity:	12.0 gal. (2-seat) / 13.0 gal. (4-seat)
Warranty:	6-month limited
Availability:	Early 2022
Contact:	rzr.polaris.com

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