Polaris DAGOR Joins Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4

Polaris' off-road engineering has shown up in video games before, but this time it's the military side of the catalog making the trip. The Polaris DAGOR is now a playable in-game vehicle in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, and it's available from day one with the game's launch on October 23.

From Trail Rigs to a Military Platform

This is the third Polaris vehicle to land in the franchise. The RZR Pro R arrived in 2024 and the Sportsman XP 1000 followed in 2025, both machines plenty of owners will recognize from the trail or the back forty. The DAGOR is a different animal: an ultra-light, open-frame military rig made to haul troops and gear quickly over rough terrain and into places most vehicles can't reach.

Unlike the RZR and Sportsman, you can't buy a DAGOR. It's built to be flown in rather than driven in, able to ride in the belly of a CH-47 Chinook or hang sling-loaded under a UH-60 Black Hawk. For most of us, the game is the only way to get seat time.

Polaris designers worked with Call of Duty developers at Infinity Ward on reproducing the DAGOR's look and capabilities inside the game, the same collaborative approach used on the earlier vehicle integrations.

Warzone and a Veterans Day Mission

The DAGOR also comes to Call of Duty: Warzone with Season 1 on November 6.

For Veterans Day, Polaris and the Call of Duty Endowment are running a community mission in the game from November 11 to November 25. Hit a collective 5 million DAGOR rides across the two titles and Polaris donates $25,000 to the Endowment. One follower of the Endowment's social accounts will also be chosen for a real-world Polaris Adventures off-road ride experience.

What the Companies Say

"The DAGOR is a natural fit for Modern Warfare 4, bringing the capability, performance and distinctive design of a real military vehicle into the game in a way that feels true to both brands," said Cody Neal, Director of Global Partnerships at Activision.

Holly Spaeth, Polaris' VP of Off-Road and Polaris Brand Marketing, said the partnership started as part of the company's "Virtual Meets Reality" strategy and has grown to include real-world fan experiences. Earlier this year, the two brands set up a custom off-road course at Fanatics Fest NYC, letting attendees drive RZR vehicles in the middle of Manhattan.