2026 Polaris 550 RMK EVO 144 // Stealth Gray

Notes:

POLARIS SNOWMOBILE FACTORY AUTHORIZED CLEARANCE SALES EVENT: Until September 30, 2026, take advantage of excelling promotions such as OEM rebates up to $1,500, $250 in FREE PG&A, 2 year warranty (12 months factory plus 12 months promotional) or financing rates as low as 1.99% for 36 months on select MY25 & MY26 Polaris Snow models. Excludes youth models. Promotions vary by model. See dealer for full details. 

MY27 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES: Standard financing rates starting at 6.59% for 60 months. Rates are APR OAC.

Price includes freight and PDI and reflects rebates. Only applicable taxes are extra. Finance rates are APR OAC. See dealer for the most up-to-date information.

2026 Polaris 550 RMK EVO 144

Built for mountain riders who demand lightweight precision and unmatched deep-snow performance, the 550 RMK EVO 144 blends agile handling with explosive, predictable power — all wrapped in a float-focused design.

Features may include:

Lightweight, Purpose-Driven Chassis.
The PRO-RIDE EVO platform is engineered for riders who carve their own paths. It’s strong and light, providing razor-sharp handling and intuitive control in steep, technical terrain.

Power You Can Count On.
The fan-cooled Liberty 550 engine delivers smooth, consistent power exactly where you need it. Clutching tuned for mountain performance ensures crisp throttle response and optimal engagement across varied snow conditions.

Deep Snow Designed.
The 144” RMK EVO rear suspension is tuned for high-flotation and aggressive riding. It helps you stay on top of deep snow while maintaining control and confidence — whether you’re punching through fresh powder or blasting across open bowls.

Float. Carve. Climb. Repeat.
With a lightweight skid and optimized geometry, the EVO 144 tracks true in deep snow and provides superior floatation without sacrificing agility when the terrain tightens up or drops off.

Mountain-Ready Confidence.
From steep chutes to open powder fields, the 550 RMK EVO 144 inspires confidence with every push into untracked snow. It’s the sled riders choose when the only line that matters is the one that hasn’t been made yet.