The 2026 Kawasaki Teryx4 H2 and Teryx5 H2 are barely hitting dealership lots, as the purported king of all side-by-sides was only released in the latter part of last year. And yet, it's already facing a recall, and a big one at that.
According to leaked dealership documents on the recall, Kawasaki USA is recalling, issuing a stop-sale, and even going so far as to issue a stop-drive of all Teryx H2 models due to a CVT "breakage" issue. For those who don't know, Kawasaki's H2 lineup of Teryx side-by-sides has a 250-horsepower supercharged engine, making it the most powerful of all side-by-sides on the market.
But, apparently, there's some issue with putting all that power to the ground through the UTV's transmission. As evidenced by this recall notice.
