American Honda announced on May 20 the return of its popular FourTrax Rancher, FourTrax Foreman 4 × 4, and FourTrax Foreman Rubicon models for the 2026 model year, showcasing the brand’ s continued commitment to delivering versatile, reliable, capable multipurpose ATVs.

Each platform is designed for both work and play, and each maintains the rugged dependability and performance. All three are designed in Ohio and manufactured in North Carolina, using domestically and globally sourced parts.

Honda has also expanded the FourTrax accessory lineup for this model year by adding eight new accessories. The introduction of the Mini-Pro Connect Line allows owners to bring a camera, phone, tablet or Bluetooth speaker on the ride. A new audio system, gun-boot mount, steel baskets, handguards and 26 returning accessories offer something for every rider.

Honda’ s 2026 Honda FourTrax Rancher is designed for both recreation and work.( Photos: Honda)

“ These models offer an unbeatable combination of rugged reliability, robust performance, and trail-friendly handling. Whether on the jobsite or exploring the backcountry, Honda’ s multipurpose ATVs are built to exceed expectations, and we’ re excited to continue this legacy for the coming model year,” says Colin Miller, manager of public relations.

2026 FOURTRAX RANCHER Designed for recreation and work, Honda’ s midsize FourTrax Rancher is available in four distinct trims to fit the user’ s needs and budget, including a five-speed manual transmission and Honda’ s five-speed automatic dual clutch transmission( DCT). The rear-suspension setups include a swingarm with a single shock and independent doublewishbone rear suspension. Equipped with front and rear racks and intuitive controls, this multipurpose ATV is highly capable while still being easy to use, and offers a blend of performance, reliability, and value. MSRP is starting at $ 6,249.

2026 FOURTRAX FOREMAN 4 × 4 A powerful, hardworking, reliable ATV, Honda’ s FourTrax Foreman 4 × 4 embodies the essence of a workhorse. A 518cc singlecylinder engine powers it, while independent double-wishbone front suspension offers

superior traction in challenging conditions. Able to tow up to 850 pounds, the Foreman 4 × 4 is offered in two trim levels, standard and EPS, which features Honda’ s speed- and torque-sensitive electric power steering. MSRP is starting at $ 8,199.

' 26 FOURTRAX FOREMAN RUBICON With respectable power and legendary durability, the Rubicon delivers rugged, all-terrain performance. Featuring a powerful 518cc engine and available with either a five-speed manual transmission or with Honda’ s advanced automatic DCT, this multipurpose ATV boasts a 1,300−pound towing capacity. Trail-oriented independent rear suspension ensures a smooth ride no matter how demanding the route is. Available in three trim levels to personalize performance and handling, the Foreman Rubicon is at home on any jobsite, ranch, or trail. MSRP starting at $ 9,749.

The Polaris RZR Factory Racing team delivered a dominant performance at the 57th running of the Baja 500 on June 7, with Polaris finishing in the top three spots and securing a historic UTV overall podium sweep.

Brock Heger piloted his RZR Pro R Factory through desert terrain to earn his seventh consecutive UTV overall victory. His win also marked a three-peat at the event for the factory team and an eighth-place finish among all four-wheel vehicles.

Teammate Cayden MacCachren also delivered a strong showing, finishing second overall. Rounding out the top three were Ethan Groom and Justin Morgan, who shared driving duties, locking in third overall and sealing Polaris’ sweep of the UTV category.

“ Everything just clicked out there today,” says Heger.“ Keeping the win streak alive is pretty awesome, and being part of this historic 1−2−3 finish makes it even more special.

Just days before his victory, Heger was featured in a national broadcast segment on CBS Mornings titled‘ Pushing the Limits.’ The segment highlighted Heger’ s journey from working on his family’ s farm in El Centro, California, to his career racing at over 100 mph through the desert.

Next, the Polaris RZR Factory Racing team will trade the deserts of Baja for the rugged terrain of the Sierra Nevada as they take on the Best in the Desert: Vegas to Reno, Aug. 13 – 16.

The Polaris RZR Factory Racing team celebrates after its clean sweep in the UTV category at the Baja 500.( Photo: Polaris)