Polaris expanded its high-performance sport UTV lineup for 2013 with two distinctive RZR XP 900 Limited Edition models. The Orange Madness/Blue version added electronic power steering and extensive color-matched details, while the Stealth Black/Evasive Green model offered a darker appearance with bright green graphics.
Both were based on the original-generation RZR XP 900, the 64-inch sport UTV that introduced Polaris’ 875cc ProStar twin-cylinder engine and three-link trailing-arm rear suspension. The XP 900 became one of the most influential vehicles in the history of the Polaris RZR.
2013 RZR XP 900 EPS Orange Madness/Blue LE
The more extensively equipped of the two Limited Editions combined Orange Madness body and suspension components with blue graphics and electronic power steering.
- Electronic power steering
- ITP BajaCross tires
- 12-inch Black Crusher aluminum wheels
- Orange Madness painted dash and hood
- Orange Madness control arms, trailing arms and rear radius rods
- Color-matched front and rear suspension springs
- Black and Orange Madness cut-and-sew seats with embroidered RZR emblems
- Custom two-color graphics package
2013 RZR XP 900 Stealth Black/Evasive Green LE
The Stealth Black/Evasive Green Limited Edition used the same basic XP 900 platform with a more subdued black finish contrasted by bright green graphics.
- ITP BajaCross tires
- 12-inch Black Crusher aluminum wheels
- Stealth Black painted dash and hood
- Black and Graphite STX cut-and-sew seats with embroidered RZR emblems
- Custom Evasive Green graphics package
Where These Limited Editions Fit in RZR History
These models illustrate how Polaris used color, wheels, tires, seating and selected equipment to broaden the XP 900 lineup before the RZR XP 1000 arrived for 2014. They did not represent an entirely new platform, but they gave buyers factory-customized alternatives to the standard XP 900.
UTV Guide spent considerable time driving, modifying and racing this generation. Read our RZR XP 900 long-term review and build history for firsthand coverage from the dunes, desert and King of the Hammers.
