The Polaris Dagor light tactical all-terrain military vehicle gets an upgrade to turn into a firefighting vehicle meant to be used by the USAF.

The Polaris DAGOR is a compact military machine that uses a trophy truck-style suspension for extreme off-road capability and was developed in partnership with Roush Industries of NASCAR fame. The ...

The Polaris Dagor is the ATV and snowmobile maker's first model developed for military use. This was the original design, released in 2014. Polaris The lightweight vehicle can carry a nine-soldier ...

Polaris Defense announced it will start shipping its newest, lightweight combat vehicle next month. The Polaris DAGOR, short for Deployable Advanced Ground Off-Road combat vehicle, was developed ...

“Our tested and proven DAGOR vehicle is in the hands of U.S. and allied Special Forces and the feedback has been extremely positive,” said Rich Haddad, general manager of Polaris Defense.

Elements of U.S. Special Operations Command recently entered into a contract with vehicle maker Polaris for new, larger 'ultra-light' combat vehicles.

Polaris Defense, a division of Polaris Industries Inc. (NYSE: PII) announced the launch of the DAGOR™ ultra-light combat vehicle, at the 2014 Associat ...

Polaris Industries has secured two customers for its Dagor, part of a new breed of lightweight military vehicles designed to be flown into combat by plane or helicopter.

In fact, most everything about the DAGOR comes from off the shelf components, including its unnamed diesel/JP8 engine, its driveline, and controls. This has allowed Polaris to develop the DAGOR ...

One competitor is Polaris' DAGOR. (Courtesy photo/ Polaris) The Army is in the hunt for lightweight expeditionary all-terrain vehicle that can pack a nine-man squad and associated combat equipment.

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) has placed an order for a fleet of Polaris DAGOR (Deployable Advanced Ground Off-Road) vehicles as part of a $22 million contract.