2026 Honda® Rubicon 700

2025 Honda® Rubicon 700

The latest member of the Honda Rubicon family takes all the great features you love about these dependable, easy riding ATVs, and pumps up the power in a big way. Venturing deep into the Canadian wild on an all-day exploration to the edge of your trail map? The TRX700 Rubicon’s 675 cc liquid-cooled engine with a 3-speed automatic transmission has the power and reliability to get you there and back no sweat. And with independent rear suspension contributing to the comfortable and controlled ride you’ve come to expect from a Honda ATV, you’ll be fresh and ready to head out again the very next day. Take a look at everything the new TRX700 Rubicon has to offer, then start planning your dream ATV adventure.

Features may include:

• Big, Efficient Power

Powerful 675 cc liquid-cooled engine is longitudinally mounted, allowing direct driveshaft alignment to both the front and rear wheels for maximum drivetrain efficiency. By orienting the crankshaft front to back in the chassis, power flows straight to the wheels without any unnecessary right-angle detours, reducing powertrain friction and putting more grunt to the ground.

• Compact Engine

The TRX700 Rubicon’s engine is shorter from top to bottom thanks to its overhead-valve, semi-dry-sump configuration. This enhances handling by lowering the engine's centre of gravity, and it also allows for greater ground clearance. Liquid cooling provides consistent operating temperature in extreme conditions to help achieve maximum power output and long engine life. Also, rubber-cushion engine mounting and gear-driven counter-balancer help to reduce vibration.

• Strong and Lightweight

Durable double-cradle steel frame developed with Computer Aided Engineering is sturdy and lightweight for precise handling and a smoother ride.

• Smooth and Controlled

The TRX700 Rubicon’s Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) helps to ensure constant tire contact with the ground for superior traction, while also producing a smooth ride over rough terrain so you don't get beat up on the trail.