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It's not just one variant of this new SxS that CFMOTO is working on, as UTV Driver reports. Both two and four-seat models will be available, the former with a cargo tray behind the seats and the latter making use of the same area for passenger space. Most important in delineating this model from the rest of the rest of the CFMOTO lineup, it will come with a roof, windshield, doors, and side windows, meaning it will likely come standard (or with very little in the way of options) as a fully enclosed machine, not unlike a traditional road-going passenger car vehicle.

The Kawasaki Ridge is a unique UTV, a rare combination of work-meets-play that just so happens to be powered by a beefy four-cylinder engine. As is the trend in the side-by-side world, it was only a matter of time before Kawasaki supplemented its two-seat Ridge with a four-seater, and that time appears to be coming for the 2025 model year. At least according to some public data recently released about Kawi's new certified lineup. And our team "decoded" the information to reach this exciting conclusion... (Let's review the evidence.)

The sport and performance UTV segment has been extremely hot over the last few years and recent news shows it isn't cooling off just yet. Instead, manufacturers are pouring more resources into the category, as is evident by Polaris' updated-for-2025 RZR Pro models and news that has come via the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that show Can-Am is expanding its Maverick R lineup even further for 2025. The documents also show that the big-bore ATV lineup has been revised, too.

Our researchers at ATV.com have uncovered a California Air Resources Board (CARB) filing that reveals Yamaha has certified their latest model, the Grizzly 110, for 2025, which has not been publicly revealed or announced. The model appears to be green sticker emissions compliant and will utilize the 112cc engine found in the Raptor 110 that debuted in 2023.