Source: New Atlas
Author: Aaron Turpen
Roost PowerSports is excited to share the exhilarating experience of the first test drive of the redesigned 2024 Polaris RZR XP 1000, as reported by Aaron Turpen on New Atlas. The new RZR XP offers enhanced ruggedness and off-road capabilities with its redesigned chassis, engine, and styling.
During the rainy season in Tennessee, the Roost PowerSports team had the opportunity to put the 2024 Polaris RZR XP to the test in muddy terrains. They discovered that the machine's performance varied based on the different setups and accessories. Windshields played a significant role in controlling water entry, while the quarter windscreen directed water into the cabin, providing a thrilling experience. The article highlighted the joy of splashing through mud and the necessity of wiping goggles frequently.
The 2024 RZR XP 1000 comes with fundamental improvements, including a 25% stronger chassis and a rethought driveline for increased strength and reliability. The new Polaris-built ProStar 1000 Gen 2 engine delivers 114 horsepower and is accompanied by a geared reverse, making it easier to maneuver out of sticky situations. The re-tuned Walker Evans Needle Shocks provide superior ride dynamics with 16 positions of adjustment and 20.5 inches of travel.
The redesigned RZR XP offers improved visibility with a driver-friendly platform, thanks to changes in body styling, roll cage, door sills, and hood design. Polaris also provides a wide range of accessories, such as storage options, spare tire racks, winch mounts, fender flares, and stamped aluminum roofs.
Roost PowerSports urges readers to stay tuned for the upcoming React from Hypertech for the 2024 Polaris RZR XP. The React system promises to optimize the performance of the RZR XP, maximizing power and enhancing driving experience. Don't miss the opportunity to unleash the full potential of the new Polaris RZR XP 1000 with React from Hypertech.
For more information about the 2024 Polaris RZR XP 1000, please visit the official product page.
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Reference:
Turpen, A. (2023, Month Day). First drive: 2024 Polaris RZR XP gets muddy in Tennessee. New Atlas. [URL]