Kawasaki pulled the sheets off its 2027 model line up, starting with the machine we've been patiently waiting for: a two-seat, short wheelbase version of the mighty Teryx H2. The two-seater gets the same supercharged, 250-horsepower inline four-cylinder as its four- and five-seat predecessor, but sits around two feet shorter with an overall length of 134.1 inches. If you're counting, that's around five inches shorter than the Can-Am Maverick R.

The two-seat Teryx H2 is also considerably lighter than its long-wheelbase siblings, tipping the scales at 2,073 pounds. That's around 400 pounds lighter than the school bus H2 and 150 pounds less than the Maverick R's dry weight.

TLDR: This thing should scoot.

It's also considerably cheaper than the four and five seat models, starting at $32,899 compared to $37,199 for the four-seater.

Is it too early to start a Christmas list? Head over to the Kawasaki site for more info.