In tandem with the civil penalty announcement, Polaris on Monday recalled about 107,000 of its Razer XP 1000 vehicles under the 2014 to 2018 model years. The issue again involves a fire hazard related to the vehicles' heat shield. "Today's recall and penalty agreement is the culmination of many years of hard work between Polaris and CPSC staff," said CPSC acting chairman Ann Marie Buerkle in a statement. "The company has agreed to maintain an enhanced compliance program going forward, which we will monitor closely." By accepting the penalty agreement with the CPSC, Polaris is not admitting to the charges brought up by the agency. "We are dedicated to leading the industry, not only in innovation and performance, but in safety and quality — because we will accept nothing less," said Polaris CEO Scott Wine in prepared remarks. "I am extremely confident in the strength of our organization, the quality of our products, and the 11,000 employees who champion the principles and values that embody Polaris."