What’s new for hunters in Side-by-Sides and ATVs? Yamaha’s exciting 2021 lineup proves the answer is plenty.
The wait is over, powersports fans. Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, has introduced its 2021 Side-by-Side (SxS) and ATV lineup of Proven Off-Road vehicles, highlighted by new additions and enhancements to the recreationally-focused Wolverine family—including the all-new, best-in-class two- and four-seat Wolverine RMAX 1000 models (shown above).
Every Yamaha SxS and full-size ATV is built with pride and assembled in the USA at Yamaha’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Newnan, Georgia, for worldwide distribution. Further attesting to Yamaha’s renown durability and reliability, 2019 and newer models equipped with the proven Ultramatic transmission are backed by an unprecedented, industry-exclusive 10-Year Belt Warranty. Select models are also equipped with more of Yamaha’s Real World Tech, including the proven On-Command 4WD system featuring two-wheel drive (2WD), four-wheel drive (4WD) with limited-slip, and 4WD with full-differential lock, and Yamaha’s speed- and torque-sensitive Electric Power Steering (EPS) system. The 2021 models announced today include:
- All-new 2021 Wolverine RMAX2 1000 and RMAX4 1000
- 2021 Wolverine X2 and Wolverine X4
- 2021 YXZ1000R and YXZ1000R SS (Sport Shift)
- 2021 Grizzly (shown above)
- 2021 Kodiak 700 and Kodiak 450
- 2021 Viking and Viking VI
“People and families are gravitating toward outdoor recreation more than ever as a means to experiencing fun socially-distanced activities,” said Steve Nessl, Yamaha’s motorsports marketing manager. “Yamaha is expanding the Proven Off-Road lineup this year with the all-new Wolverine RMAX 1000 models, redefining the recreational Side-by-Side class with a new best-in-class 999cc engine, extreme capability, power delivery, and comfort features. The RMAX2 1000 and RMAX4 1000, along with every 2021 Yamaha Side-by-Side and full-size ATV, is built with pride by our U.S.-based factory employees in Newnan, Georgia, and now arriving at dealers to answer the growing demand for outdoor off-road exploration.”
