MW4 DMZ vehicles
MW4 DMZ Vehicles, Infil Costs and the Dreadnought
Activision has named 14 vehicles for Hajin: 11 that players drive or fly (the Heavy Chopper only rarely) and 3 that run by themselves. Here is each one, what every Paid Infil costs, where to refuel and repair, and what is known about the Aston Martin Dreadnought.
Last updated Game version: Pre-launch (official intel, October 2026)
The short answer
Hajin has 8 ground vehicles, 2 on rails, 1 boat and 3 aircraft. The Train, Tram and Monarch run by themselves; you can drive or fly the rest, though Activision says players rarely fly the Heavy Chopper. In DMZ, vehicles need fuel and repairs, which you get at Gas Stations and Marine Gas Stations. Paid Infil options run from 5,000 DMZ Cash for an air-dropped Polaris Dagor A1 to 100,000 DMZ Cash for a Cargo Plane jump where you pick the spot.
Every vehicle in Hajin
Grouped the way Activision groups them. The tags only repeat what its posts say about armor, weapons, gear and seats; where a post says nothing, there is no tag.
Showing 14 of 14
Ground
Camper
- No armor
- No weapon
A camper van for getting the squad across the map. Nothing protects you inside it, so keep it away from gunfire.
Ground
Sedan
- Civilian car
A small everyday car. A quick way to get around Hajin, but not something to fight from.
Ground
Grizzly
- Light armor
- Fast
A sturdy vehicle built on a Soviet design: thin armor, but quick and nimble, made for hit-and-run attacks.
Ground
Dreadnought
- Armored
- All-wheel drive
- Aston Martin
Aston Martin's tactical SUV for Modern Warfare 4: armored, fast and strong off-road.
Ground
Polaris Dagor A1
- Light armor
- Carries a full squad
- Paid Infil
An off-road tactical vehicle that takes a whole squad and their gear over rough ground. You can also buy it as your infil.
Ground
LTV
- Optional .50 Cal
- Paid Infil
A light combat vehicle for rough terrain that can carry a mounted .50 Cal. You can also buy it as your infil.
The Hajin post calls it a light combat platform; the FOB guide calls the infil version heavily armored.
Ground
Cargo Truck
- Two-seat cab
- Cargo bed
A diesel military truck with room for two in the cab and a flat bed behind.
Ground
D50 Radar Flatbed
- Mounted UAV
The same diesel truck platform with a UAV mounted on the vehicle.
Rail · runs by itself
Train
- Runs by itself
A civilian train that still runs automatically, taking a winding route past many points of interest on the South Korean side.
Rail · runs by itself
Tram
- Runs by itself
- Hajin City loop
A slow passenger car on an elevated monorail that circles the outskirts of Hajin City.
Water
RHIB
- Fast boat
A quick inflatable Special Operations boat for moving and fighting on the water.
Air
Heli
- Twin-engine
- Combat helicopter
A twin-engine combat helicopter for getting somewhere fast and giving support from the air.
Air · rarely flown by players
Heavy Chopper
- Heavy armor
- Flares
- Autopilot hover
A heavily armored transport helicopter that drops flares to throw off missiles. If the pilot leaves the seat while there is fuel left, autopilot keeps it hovering.
Air · runs by itself
Monarch
- Runs by itself
- Infil and exfil
The twin-rotor heavy-lift helicopter that brings squads in and takes them out. When your run is over, it is your ride home.
Vehicle pictures from Activision's pre-launch Hajin post; vehicles may look different at launch. Screenshot: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 © Activision (enhanced)
Paid Infil: what each start costs
Before a Dynamic Operations and Free Roam deployment you choose how your squad gets in. Some options cost DMZ Cash and some also need progression before they unlock; Activision has not said which.
| Infil | Cost | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Ground | Free | Your squad starts on foot in a random part of Hajin. |
| Polaris Dagor A1 | 5,000 DMZ Cash | You start in a random part of Hajin, and a lightly armored Dagor is air-dropped to you. |
| LTV | 25,000 DMZ Cash | You start in a random part of Hajin, and a heavily armored LTV is air-dropped to you. |
| Helicopter | 50,000 DMZ Cash | Your squad takes off from the FOB in a helicopter, one of you at the controls, and arrives above a random spot in Hajin. |
| Cargo Plane | 100,000 DMZ Cash | You jump from a large cargo plane, and you choose exactly where in Hajin to land. |
New to deploying? The DMZ beginner's guide walks through a whole run, from the FOB to exfil.
Fuel, repairs and Gas Cans
- Every vehicle has limited armor and fuel. In Call of Duty: Warzone you never refuel or repair, but in DMZ you do.
- Gas Stations: Repair and refuel ground and air vehicles, and refill Gas Cans.
- Marine Gas Stations: A small jetty with two pumps for repairing and refueling boats; Gas Cans can be refilled too.
- Some Traits help behind the wheel; Activision's example is getting out to fix a blown tire. It has not said which Trait does that.
- SAM Sites: Hack the control computer and hold it; the battery then shoots at enemy aircraft while you stay nearby.
Gas Stations are marked on your Tac-Map. See where everything sits in our guide to every Hajin location.
The Aston Martin Dreadnought
- Aston Martin's design team created it together with Infinity Ward, for both Modern Warfare 4 and Call of Duty: Warzone.
- It is armored, with plating meant to take heavy fire while you drive through a fight.
- Activision bills it as the game's most aggressive all-wheel drive, with the sound of a V12.
- At launch it waits at a few key points of interest in DMZ and in Warzone. Activision has not named them.
Enemy vehicles
Not every vehicle is on your side. Hajin's AI forces include Attack Infantry Helicopter Patrols and Road Convoys, and Commanders roam between places. The threat levels guide covers what each one does and when they show up.
Questions
Can you buy the Aston Martin Dreadnought in MW4?
Activision has not said it is for sale. It is a vehicle you find in Hajin: at launch it waits at a few key points of interest in DMZ and in Call of Duty: Warzone, and Activision has not named them yet.
Do vehicles need fuel in MW4 DMZ?
Yes. In DMZ a vehicle burns fuel and takes damage, unlike in Warzone. Gas Stations and Marine Gas Stations are where you refuel and repair, and you can refill Gas Cans there too.
How do you get a helicopter in DMZ?
Buy the Helicopter infil for 50,000 DMZ Cash: your squad leaves the FOB in a helicopter with one of you flying. Hajin also has a Heli you can take, and a Heavy Chopper that Activision says players rarely fly; it has not said where they are.
What is the cheapest way to start a DMZ run with a vehicle?
The Polaris Dagor A1 infil for 5,000 DMZ Cash: a lightly armored Dagor is air-dropped to your squad in a random part of Hajin. The Ground infil costs nothing, but you start on foot.
Sources
- Call of Duty Blog: DMZ Deep Dive Part 1, Hajin environments and threats (October 5, 2026)
- Call of Duty Blog: DMZ Deep Dive Part 2, Forward Operating Base guide (October 9, 2026)
- Call of Duty Blog: the Aston Martin Dreadnought for Modern Warfare 4 (July 16, 2026)
Checked against the official posts on October 11, 2026. Before launch, everything here is Activision's own description; we update the page once the game is out and details can be confirmed in play.
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Card pictures: Screenshot: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 © Activision (enhanced)