2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2

New Wolverine in the Pack

The new two-seater 2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2 has a compact, nimble chassis for trail exploring in tight, technical terrain.

The Wolverine X2 comes pre-wired for Yamaha’s exclusive Adventure Pro GPS system that combines high-precision GPS with social integration and vehicle information. The Adventure Pro GPS system can provide speed, rpm, trail timing, coolant temperatures, and more. Vehicle safety warnings are also built into the interface, with seatbelt alerts, overheating, and engine check warnings.

More than 115,000 designated OHV trails preloaded, and it’s removable, so it’s not limited to just one vehicle. The device is also an Android-based tablet, for apps, music, videos and more.

The two-person Wolverine has a new 600-pound-rated dump bed with an automotive-style one-hand operated tailgate and a 2,000-pound towing capacity.

Its 847cc twin-cylinder engine has been engineered for a quiet ride and uses Yamaha’s drive-by-wire throttle, the YCC-T.

Noise, vibration and harshness—NVH in engineering terms—is minimalized thanks to the refinement of the twin-cylinder powerplant as well as an array of specially-formed body panels and insulating dampers throughout the chassis.

The X2 also gets a new Yamaha’s Ultramatic continuously variable transmission, enhanced to accommodate more than 60 pounds-foot of torque. Yamaha also gave the X2 On-Command four-wheel drive system, electric power steering, and more.

Here’s the video with an overview of the 2019 Wolverine X2:

2019 Yamaha Wolverine X2

MSRP starts at $12,699 and an upgraded X2 R-Spec is available with KYB piggyback shocks, hard suntop, overfenders, and cast aluminum wheels starting at $14,499.

A camo-paint X2 is available for $14,949, and Wolverine X2 R-Spec Special Edition (SE) models are available in Tactical Black and Backcountry Blue at $15,299.