2027 Polaris 850 INDY® VR1 137

Meet the 2027 Polaris 850 INDY® VR1 137 in —a trail-bred, performance-first snowmobile that looks fast sitting still and feels even faster the moment you squeeze that thumb throttle.



At the heart of it is the liquid-cooled Patriot™ 840cc, horizontal in-line twin. It’s a fuel-injected, oil-injected 2-stroke with reed valves and an electric start—built to fire up confidently and deliver that crisp, eager response you want when the trail opens up and the corners start linking together. Power feeds through a continuously variable transmission, with belt drive and a P-22 / TEAM LWT clutch setup that’s all about keeping the ride in the sweet spot. And yes—reverse is on board for the moments when the parking spot (or the trailhead) feels a little too “creative.”



The ride is anchored by the MATRYX aluminum frame, a chassis that’s made for precision and control without feeling bulky. Up front, independent A-arms and Walker Evans Racing (WER®) adjustable gas shocks with remote reservoirs help keep the skis planted and predictable. Out back, the PRO-CC rear suspension works with two rear WER® remote-reservoir shocks plus a matching center shock, giving you the kind of tunability that lets you set it up for your style—whether you’re chasing smooth lines or hammering through the choppy stuff.



A 137-inch Cobra Track (15 inches wide with 1.35-inch lugs) adds the hook-up to put the power down, while composite Pro-Steer™ skis with carbide skags help the front end bite and hold. When it’s time to rein things in, the Matryx Stealth brake system with a hydraulic disc rear brake brings confident stopping power.



Comfort and tech get equal billing. You’ve got a mid-height, tinted windshield, rubber grips with driver-heated handgrips (adjustable), and hand guards to keep the cold at bay. LED lighting keeps the view bright when the day runs long. And for the connected rider, RIDE COMMAND™ GPS, Bluetooth® audio, and mobile app instrumentation turn every ride into a trackable, shareable adventure. Toss essentials into the underseat storage (1.8 gallons), glance at the fuel gauge, and head back out—because in , this VR1 doesn’t just want to ride the trail. It wants to own it.