How powerful are all-terrain vehicles?

The power of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) can vary significantly depending on their intended use, design, and specific model.  Here's a general overview of the power ranges for different classes of ATVs:

Youth ATVs: These are smaller-sized ATVs designed for younger riders, typically ranging from 50cc to 150cc. They offer lower power output, usually in the range of a few horsepower (hp) to around 10 hp.

Utility ATVs: Utility ATVs are larger and built for tasks such as hauling, towing, and work-related activities. They usually have engine displacements ranging from 300cc to 1000cc. Power output can range from around 20 hp to 100+ hp, depending on the model and manufacturer.

Sport ATVs: Sport ATVs are designed for recreational off-road riding and can offer higher performance. They often have engine displacements ranging from 250cc to 700cc or more. Power output for sport ATVs can range from around 20 hp to over 80 hp, depending on the specific model and intended use.

Side-by-Side (SxS) Vehicles: SxS vehicles, also known as UTVs (Utility Task Vehicles) or ROVs (Recreational Off-Highway Vehicles), are designed to carry multiple passengers and provide increased utility and off-road capability. They typically have larger engines, ranging from 500cc to 1000cc or more. Power output for SxS vehicles can range from approximately 30 hp to well over 100 hp, depending on the model and intended purpose.