Polaris Unveils Ranger Nordic Pro for 2027
Polaris has released its 2027 off-road vehicle range, led by a factory-cabbed utility model and several renamed 600-series machines.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Trucks
Polaris has unveiled its 2027 off-road vehicle range, headlined by the Ranger Nordic Pro, a factory-cabbed utility vehicle powered by a 25hp Kubota diesel engine. The company has also renamed its former Ranger 570 and Sportsman 570 models as the 600.
Why it matters
The updates add a cab-equipped option to the Ranger lineup and upgrade the 600-series machines with new transmission and steering technology. Several of the 2027 models are slated for display at the LAMMA show in Birmingham.
Polaris specifies a 25hp Kubota diesel engine for the Ranger Nordic Pro and a 1,587kg winch capacity in its EPS accessory package. The company says the Ranger 600's second-generation transmission makes gear changes 50% easier, though no comparison baseline was provided.
The players
Polaris
Polaris is a major American manufacturer of off-road vehicles, snowmobiles, and motorcycles based in Minnesota.
Kubota
Kubota is a Japanese multinational manufacturer of engines, agricultural machinery, and construction equipment, supplying the diesel engine used in the Ranger Nordic Pro.
The details
The Ranger Nordic Pro comes with a factory-fitted cab including heating and demisting functions and is available in Onyx Black. The Ranger 600 gains upgraded electronic power steering, a new colour display, and an updated engine controller with integrated speed-limiting capability, while the Sportsman 600 SP adds selectable driving modes.
Timeline
2027 — Polaris 2027 off-road vehicle range released
20-21 January 2027 — 2027 models displayed at LAMMA show at the NEC, Birmingham
Roadmap
The Ranger Nordic Pro extends the established Polaris Ranger lineup into cab-equipped utility work, building on the Ranger platform's long-standing role in farm and estate use. The renaming of the 570 models to the 600 designation marks an incremental refresh of an existing platform rather than a new generation.
Buyers considering a utility vehicle now have a factory-cabbed option in the Ranger Nordic Pro, which may suit work in colder conditions. Owners of 600-series machines will see upgraded steering and a new display, though pricing and dealer availability were not disclosed.
The takeaway
The 2027 Polaris lineup shows manufacturers refining existing platforms with better transmissions, steering, and speed-limiting controls rather than launching entirely new machines. Buyers should check dealer pricing and availability once the models reach their markets.
What happens next
Several 2027 models will be displayed at the LAMMA show at the NEC, Birmingham, on 20-21 January 2027.
Further reading
Explore more Trucks coverage to see how utility vehicle updates compare across manufacturers.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Farmersguardian.
