I have a 2023 UFORCE 1000XL.  Do the new machines come with the lights for turn signals installed in the headlight?  I know you have to install a switch and flasher but I thought the actual lights came in the headlamp

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

Not sure on the new ones but any pre-2018 US models had to have their tail lights switch and just add the front units. I'll guess and say it likely does not. Just a guess though.

Not sure on 1000 but I have a US '22 600 and it came across that you had to buy new headlights to get front turn signals. I made a gamble and ordered just the switches. When I installed them the front turn signals worked. And on the back signals you have the wiring running to them that has an unused female end. You switch the connector to the unused one and they began to work. I've added OEM flashers, horn, mirrors and turnsignals.

Take this with a grain of salt from someone with a new 2023 Zforce Trail 800 who is working on installing turn signals. My observations may or may not apply to the Uforce 1000XL.  What I've found with the Gen2 Trail 800 (new for 2023) is they're building two variants, one for the US and one for the rest of the world.  The only differences are in the US version they eliminated the license plate holder and light, the horn, the side mirrors,  the switches for the turn signals, the flasher module, horn and hazard lights. Everything else seems to be in place and usable if one installs the "missing" parts. The wiring is complete and the light assemblies have the turn signal lights already installed. (The front for sure, I'm still trying to figure out why the rear ones aren't working.)  I do have a complete CFMoto parts list of the missing items for the Trail 800 and I have a Maintenance Manual.

I have a 2023 UFORCE 1000XL.  Do the new machines come with the lights for turn signals installed in the headlight?  I know you have to install a switch and flasher but I thought the actual lights came in the headlamp

My 2023 UFORCE 1000XL does not come with turn signals in the headlamps or tail lamps. After installing switches and flasher That confirmed it. So I added some aftermarket type LED lights to fit my taste. Quite pleased with the results, I tapped into the front pigtails from the lamp side for the turn signals, and for the rear I tapped into the butt connector for the turn signals by the lamps. Not the simplest approach, but I have the time to tinker.