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You can use the Ride Command App on your smartphone to do a number of things, such as prevent the vehicle from turning on unless Bluetooth-enabled helmets are detected, set a max speed limit, or create “geofence” boundaries which dictate where the vehicle can and cannot be operated.Īside from the dictatorial capabilities you’ll get with a 2022 youth-size RZR 200, the unit also comes with various protective accessories like brush guards and rock sliders, Pro Armor tires and wheels, as well as hard doors, LED headlights / taillights, and a poly roof. For folks with kids, grandkids, nieces, or nephews, the new features included in the 2022 RZR 200 are powerful to say the least. The sticker price for Polaris’ 2022 RZR 200 is just shy of $6,000, which will get you a 180cc buggy that weighs in at around 735 pounds. Instead, however, Polaris opted to pursue a new youth machine: the 2022 Polaris RZR 200 EFI. There were rumors that a 72” Polaris RZR Pro might be in the works for 2022, or perhaps a 2022 Polaris RZR Pro R with a 4 cylinder 2.0L Prostar engine and 5-speed transmission. Preorders of some 2021 Razors are still unfulfilled, so if Polaris delivers the 2022 machines before taking care of the 2021 preorders, we're going to see a lot of unhappy campers out there! Newcomers To The 2022 Polaris RZR Lineup It’s almost a guarantee that the 2022 Polaris RZR machines will be back ordered, so it’ll likely be many months before the majority of riders take delivery. What isn’t exaggerated, however, are the supply chain issues. But despite minor issues with brake pressure sensors, speed sensors, and breaker fuses, the problems with Polaris’ 2021 Razors seem to have been amplified and exaggerated by the internet and social media. Some riders argue that Polaris should massage out the kinks in their 2021 line before starting a new year. But we’ll get into that in a bit, as we peel back the curtain to reveal just what Polaris has in store for their new 2022 Polaris RZR UTV lineup! Building Off Of A 2021 Foundation Polaris likes to release their new model years in tranches, and currently, there are a few glaring omissions that are missing from their 2022 fleet, along with a new addition. And with 2022 looming on the horizon, the time has come for the firm to drop their 2022 lineup of Polaris RZR vehicles. Despite everything, however, Polaris persevered. From chip shortages to skyrocketing material prices, 2021 was a turbulent time for UTV manufacturers.
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