Hawx side-by-side UTV

A side-by-side with HAWX on the flank and something no off-roader should be wearing: oversized chrome wheels on low-profile tyres instead of knobblies.

HAWX is set in navy capitals across the white side panel with a small mark in front of it and a short badge beside it. The wordmark is seven pixels tall on the 4K original, and a warm mark of four pixels by five sits low in it around the third letter position. Until 22 September 2026 this page said the W was picked out in orange; seven pixels of letter height cannot carry that claim, and the W’s own strokes measure the same navy as the rest. The machine is a two-seat side-by-side: a white tubular roll cage over an open cockpit, white and turquoise bodywork with a wave graphic running back across the rear panel, and violet coil-over springs standing at the front suspension.

The wheels are the thing worth recording. A side-by-side normally rides on tall knobblies; this one is on oversized many-spoke chrome wheels wrapped in low-profile tyres that fill the arches completely. Whoever built it built it for the street.

One person is in it: a bare-chested man in a red bucket hat and a red face covering, a gold chain at his neck and an arm resting along the sill. Until 22 September 2026 this page put a second occupant beside him in purple; that rider is on the dirt bike in front, as the next sentence says. In front of the machine, a pink dirt bike crosses the frame with a rider in a purple balaclava and zebra-print gear, and pigeons are on the ground at the bottom of the crop. Behind it is a painted wall.

How to recognise it

• HAWX in navy capitals across the white side panel, with a small orange mark low in the word
• A small orange and navy badge below the wordmark
• White tubular roll cage over an open two-seat cockpit
• White and turquoise bodywork with a curved line graphic on the rear panel
• An orange wordmark on the rear panel beginning VIP, the rest behind the motorcycle in front
• Violet coil-over springs at the front suspension
• Oversized multi-spoke wheels on low-profile road tyres, not knobblies

The frame it comes from

The frame is a still from the official Press pack, which carries no timecode. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 556 by 345 of it. Also in it: a small income-tax office, Vice City, a blue two-tone saloon, a modern muscle convertible, a red sport sedan, and a stunt dirt bike.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• Whether Hawx is the maker or the model. It appears where a maker’s name usually sits.
• What the short badge beside the name reads
• Whether the street wheels are a variant, a modification or the stock fit
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, price, where it spawns

A note on this record

Corrected on 20 September 2026 against the 4K press still, which this page had only been read at half size. The wordmark is two-colour: HA and X in navy, the W in orange. There is no mark in front of it; the small badge sits below. The wheels read white or silver rather than chrome, so the page no longer calls them chrome. New here is the orange wordmark further back on the same panel, of which only VIP is clear of the motorcycle standing in front of it.