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Our review of the Polaris Ranger XP Kinetic was one of the downright highlights of 2022 here at autoevolution. With speed, maneuverability, and capability unlike any EV side-by-side on the planet. But starting at $24,999 MSRP for the base model, you might wonder why this fantastic vehicle doesn't receive any EV tax breaks.

Well, that's a loophole Minnesota state rep Dean Phillips (MN-03) is trying to close for the benefit of all off-road enthusiasts. His bill, named after the tragically lost former Chief Technical Officer at Polaris, Mike Donoughe aims to bring electric off-road machines into the same tax umbrella as electric cars and trucks.

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