DMZ field manual
MW4 DMZ Vehicles & Transport Guide
Compare 14 official transport entries, driver control, refueling and extraction transport roles.
Transport directory
Wide tables can be scrolled sideways.
| Vehicle | Control | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Camper | Player-driven | Light civilian transport |
| Sedan | Player-driven | Civilian car |
| Grizzly | Player-driven | Agile, light armor |
| Dreadnought | Player-driven | Armored AWD SUV |
| Polaris Dagor A1 | Player-driven | Rough-terrain squad transport |
| LTV | Player-driven | Optional mounted .50 Cal |
| Cargo Truck | Player-driven | Cabin seats and cargo bed |
| D50 Radar Flatbed | Player-driven | Vehicle UAV |
| Train | Automated | Automated rail route |
| Tram | Automated | Automated elevated city loop |
| RHIB | Player-driven | Fast inflatable boat |
| Heli | Player-driven | Twin-engine combat helicopter |
| Heavy Chopper | Rare player control | Armored; fueled hover with empty pilot seat |
| Monarch | NPC transport | Infil/exfil transport |
Fuel and repairs
Drivable vehicles have limited fuel and armor. The official Hajin guide identifies Gas Stations for repair and refueling. Plan a stop before a long crossing and avoid treating an armored vehicle as unlimited protection. A moving train or tram does not give the player a driver control just because it can be boarded.
Combat movement versus extraction
Monarch is NPC infiltration/extraction transport; it is not another player-flown helicopter in this roster. Check active extraction markers rather than assuming a parked vehicle completes exfil. Exact speeds, health values, respawn schedules and guaranteed spawn coordinates have not been established by the checked source.
Sources & version
Reviewed October 22, 2026. Official Hajin transport