Voyager Pro4: bring more of the group onto the map

Map files for normal rides and technical users

Voyager Pro4 supports GPX, GeoPDF, and Raster MBTiles.

For most riders, that covers the basics: record a ride, save it, export it, and load tracks back onto the device.

For technical users, VP4 also supports custom offline map workflows. Riders can import GPX files, work with georeferenced GeoPDF overlays, and load compatible Raster MBTiles packages for offline reference layers. Available space for custom maps is typically about 2 GB with the default maps installed. If the default maps are replaced, available space for custom maps can increase to about 20 GB.

One display for maps, ride data, and group awareness

Voyager Pro4 is more than a route line on a screen. It combines GPS mapping, ride logging, vehicle information, and Buddy features in one off-road display.

Riders can keep navigation in view while checking speed, distance, elevation, runtime, and temperature data. Bluetooth phone and headset pairing adds music controls, calls, and text alerts without giving up the dedicated cockpit display.

The Voyager Pro4 family at a glance

- Buddy Tracking with included V2V antenna
- No cell service required for Buddy Tracking
- Up to 20 riders in one Buddy group
- Typical buddy-to-buddy range of about 0.5 to 1.5 miles
- Rider-to-rider network that can pass location updates through the group
- Buddy Tails, Navigate to Buddy, and Buddy Beacon regroup messaging
- Buddy Tracking groups compatible with Polaris RIDE COMMAND Group Ride vehicles
- One VP4 head unit across UTV, SNOW, and MOTO kits
- Machine-specific mounts, dock hardware, wiring, antenna, and sensors
- GPS mapping, ride logging, and vehicle information in one display
- GPX, GeoPDF, and Raster MBTiles support
- Bluetooth 5.1 phone / headset pairing
- IP67 environmental rating