The Latest Breaking News from UTV

I'd like you to recall the early 2000s. For RideApart's younger demographics, it was a time where baggy pants, chain wallets, and frosted tips were in—for some reason, just like today—and the world revolved around the Discovery Channel. Between Shark Week, Mythbusters, American Chopper, and Monster Garage, the world tuned into the channel's…

Side-by-sides, ATVs, and the rest of the things the powersports industry is made up of are, well, inherently dangerous vehicles. They are, after all, mostly machines that don't offer the same sort of safety systems as a car, truck, or SUV. And that's their inherent draw, too. 

After releasing the two-seater version of the Maverick R last year, Can-Am has brought out a four-seater UTV so you can take your friends and family along for your high-speed fun.

NORRA, the race organizer of the races across the Baja peninsula has just announced that it will double the prizes for 1st place for two of its top UTV races.

A recent CARB filing by Can-Am indicates that the UTV brand is building a four-seat version of its go-fast Maverick R and we're beyond stoked.

Based on new patents discovered by RideApart, Polaris might just be readying a race-ready RZR UTV that can be bought right from the factory.

Representatives from DUP, Sinn Féin, UUP, SDLP and Alliance to face off from 9pm

A recently discovered patent shows a fully enclosed electric car but one patented by Canadian powersports giant, BRP, the owners of Can-Am.

The UTV racing scene is gaining popularity each year and is one of the few classes that gives people the chance to progress without being mega-wealthy.