2026 CFMOTO UFORCE U10 PRO

Key Specifications

• Engine: 998 cc, liquid-cooled, inline 3-cylinder, DOHC.

• Power output: approximately 88 horsepower at ~7,250 rpm (depending on region).

• Peak torque: around 69 lb-ft (≈ 93 N·m) at ~6,500 rpm.

• Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with drive modes P/R/N/H/L and selectable modes like WORK/NORMAL.

• Drive system: Selectable 2-WD / 4-WD / 4-WD with lock.

• Seating: Up to three passengers (single bench row) in the base Pro configuration.

• Cargo bed: Rated for about 1,000 lb payload, featuring an electronic/hydraulic tilt bed.

• Towing capacity: Approx. 2,500 lbs.

• Dimensions: Length approx. 117 in, Width approx. 64 in, Height approx. 77 in; wheelbase around 81.1 in; ground clearance about 13 in.

• Weight: Dry weight roughly 1,742 lbs (varies by region/trim).

• Suspension: Independent front A-arm and rear double A‐arm with about 11″ front travel and ~10.4″ rear travel.

• Wheels/tires: 14″ cast aluminum wheels, typical tire sizes ~29″ (front 29×9-14, rear 29×11-14).

• Features: Electronic power steering, push-button shifting (in some markets), large touchscreen display with connectivity, standard LED lighting, winch of ~4,500 lb synthetic-rope in many cases.

Highlights & Strengths

• This U10 Pro model blends strong utility capability (large engine, big bed, good towing) with premium features and comfort that you might not typically find in a pure work UTV.

• The 3-cylinder 998 cc engine offers ample power for heavy hauling, towing, and off-trail work.

• The selectable drive system and independent suspension make it versatile for both rugged jobs and versatile terrain.

• Modern amenities: big display infotainment, bench seating, power cargo bed, winch, etc bring convenience and “premium” feel to the utility category.

• Relatively compact width (≈64 in) helps with maneuvering in tighter spaces compared to extremely wide machines, while still sufficient for stability and cargo.

Considerations

• While 64″ width is manageable, the overall length (~117″) and weight (≈1,700+ lbs) mean it’s not going to be as nimble as smaller two-seat UTVs in super tight trails or dense woods.

• Bigger engine and features mean likely higher fuel consumption and possibly higher maintenance costs compared to simpler machines.

• If you carry three people plus heavy cargo/tow loads often, ensure you assess how the machine handles the full load in your terrain and conditions.

• Feature-rich machines like this may come in different trims with optional upgrades; verify which features are standard for your region/market and which might be extra.

• Check local service and parts availability; premium features and newer engine design may mean you want good local dealer support.