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Who Is the Motley Fool? Fool Podcasts. For millions of people around the world, Polaris has become synonymous with adventure and passion, in both work and play. Polaris has always forged our own path, creating new ways to help people experience the outdoors to the fullest.

Since our founding in , we've been making high-quality, breakthrough products and broadening the view of powersports—whether it's launching the snowmobile industry, reinventing ATV categories year after year, developing the first purpose-built military vehicles, introducing a radical 3-wheel moto-roadster, or getting people to explore the outdoors by providing a network of ride and drive adventures. And in recent years, we've pushed the boundaries of our industry and expanded beyond powersports into adjacent markets, like commercial and military vehicles, and electric vehicles, where we can add value.

We support and serve our employees, customers and the communities in which we work, live and ride through a commitment to quality and safety and environmental stewardship. Under our guiding principle of Best People, Best Team we are committed to helping our employees unleash their full potential and develop their skills to thrive in a customer-centric environment. We lead a business that is driven by innovation and Polaris continues to Think Outside by offering a diverse portfolio of best-in-class brands which reflect who we are as well as our pioneering approach to always improve how our customers work and play outdoors.

Skip to content Skip to navigation Skip to footer. History Timeline. Defining moments in history. Company renamed Polaris Industries Inc. All rights reserved. Polaris Industries is a large company which manufactures multiple types of vehicles, including snowmobiles, ATVs and motorcycles. However, the bikes produced by Polaris actually belong to Victory Motorcycles, a subsidiary of the Minnesota-based company.