Polaris India Launches 2023 RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate, Priced at Rs. 89.74 Lakh

- Polaris RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate UTV is priced at 89.74 lakhs.
- Equipped with a 222 bhp 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine.
- Can seat four individuals and has a payload capacity of 336 kg.
Polaris India, the Indian subsidiary of Polaris Industries, a renowned leader in off-road and all-terrain vehicles, has introduced the 2023 RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate UTV in the country. Priced at 89.74 lakh, the vehicle was unveiled at Polaris India's newest dealership in Chennai - the company's 10th outlet across India.
Powering the RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate is a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, tuned for 222 bhp. The UTV features a 4WD lock system, providing power to all four wheels, while braking is facilitated by aluminium disc brakes on all corners.

The RZR R 4 Ultimate gets a ground clearance of 406mm to help navigate over obstacles with the model also capable of hauling payloads of up to 336 kg. Notable features of this off-roader include LED lighting, a race-inspired steering wheel, adjustable bucket seats, a 7.0-inch touchscreen with in-built GPS and a retractable six-point harness, ensuring safety.
The front suspension of the RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate features a special dual A-Arm design with a three-piece stabilizer bar, offering a usable travel of 686 mm. At the rear, it incorporates a boxed trailing arm with a toe link, high-clearance radius rods, and a three-piece stabilizer bar, providing a usable travel of 737 mm.

The RZR Pro R 4 Ultimate is not road-legal and is exclusively intended for use in private spaces. Nevertheless, it should appeal to motorsport and off-road enthusiasts.
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