Polaris DAGOR Becomes Third Polaris Vehicle in Call of Duty as Modern Warfare 4 Launches
Polaris' ultra-light military DAGOR is now a playable vehicle in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, the third Polaris machine to appear in the franchise.
- 3
- 5 million
- $25,000
What Happened
Polaris Inc. announced that the Polaris DAGOR is joining Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 as a playable in-game vehicle, the latest step in the company's ongoing collaboration with the franchise. DAGOR marks the third Polaris vehicle to appear in the game, following the RZR Pro R in 2024 and the Sportsman XP 1000 in 2025. Polaris designers worked closely with Call of Duty developers at Infinity Ward to recreate the DAGOR's appearance and capabilities in-game, the same collaborative approach used for the earlier integrations. Since the first integration, the relationship has grown beyond in-game vehicles to include real-world fan experiences. Earlier this year, the two brought the partnership off the screen at Fanatics Fest NYC with a Path to Victory activation, where attendees experienced Polaris RZR vehicles on a custom off-road course built in the heart of Manhattan.
The Polaris RZR Pro R becomes the first Polaris vehicle integrated into the Call of Duty franchise.
The Polaris Sportsman XP 1000 is added to the game.
The DAGOR is playable from day one as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launches.
The DAGOR arrives in Call of Duty: Warzone with Season 1.
The in-game community mission with the Call of Duty Endowment runs.
“What began as a key activation within our Virtual Meets Reality strategy has evolved into a broader partnership that allows us to bring the Polaris brand and our innovation portfolio to new audiences in immersive ways. The addition of DAGOR expands that vision, giving players a broader look at our vehicle portfolio and a new way to experience the mobility, capability and performance engineered for demanding environments.”
“Our partnership with Polaris continues to give us new ways to bring authentic, real-world vehicles into the Call of Duty experience. 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.”
- An ultra-light, open-frame military vehicle designed to move personnel and equipment quickly across challenging terrain and into hard-to-reach locations.
- Built to be flown in, not driven in: it can be transported inside a CH-47 Chinook or sling-loaded beneath a UH-60 Black Hawk.
- Not available for consumer purchase, so its in-game appearance gives players a rare look at the military side of Polaris' off-road engineering.
$25,000
Triggered once players collectively complete 5 million DAGOR rides between November 11 and November 25.
In honor of Veterans Day and those who have served, Polaris and the Call of Duty Endowment will host an in-game community mission from November 11 through November 25. Players must collectively complete 5 million DAGOR rides across Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Call of Duty: Warzone for Polaris to make a $25,000 donation to the Endowment. One follower of the Call of Duty Endowment's social media channels will be selected to go from the game to real life with a Polaris Adventures off-road ride experience. The DAGOR is playable from day one in Modern Warfare 4, which is launching today, October 23, and it reaches Warzone with Season 1 on November 6.
Why this matters
The integration puts a military vehicle that consumers cannot buy in front of millions of Call of Duty players, extending Polaris' brand reach well beyond showrooms and into gaming and real-world fan events. It also ties the partnership to a charity drive for veterans through the Call of Duty Endowment.
Terms in This Story
- powersports
- A category of recreational vehicles such as off-road vehicles, snowmobiles and motorcycles, used for outdoor sport and leisure.
- sling-loaded
- A way of carrying cargo suspended beneath a helicopter rather than inside it.
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