WARDOGS Vehicles Wiki: Full Vehicle List, Prices, Seats & Roles

WARDOGS is a combined-arms game, not an infantry shooter with vehicles added as decoration. Current secondary data documents 20 observed vehicles spanning light transport, logistics, tanks, artillery, combat helicopters and air transport. Team17’s official overview explicitly describes helicopter supply runs, armored destruction and artillery as normal ways to contribute.

20 observed vehiclesGround transport, logistics, armor, artillery and aircraft all appear in the current dataset.

Every vehicle costs moneyVehicles are part of the same persistent economy as your loadout.

Mobility is powerThe value of a vehicle often starts with getting people and supplies to the right place on time.

WARDOGS helicopter carrying soldiers above an industrial battlefield — **Air transport over the industrial battlefield** This official Steam screenshot shows why air mobility deserves its own Wiki section: helicopters can bypass road networks and move squads directly across the large battlefield.

WARDOGS tank moving through a village during combat — **Armored vehicles change how cover is used** The tank screenshot illustrates combined-arms pressure in built-up terrain. Vehicle value is not only speed or weaponry; it also changes how infantry can occupy and cross exposed space.

Data-source boundary: the vehicle table uses current observed values from GameWatcher. Official Team17/Steam sources confirm vehicle purchasing and combined-arms roles but do not expose a single authoritative live table for every vehicle’s seats, speed, fuel and price.

Full observed vehicle list

Vehicle	Category	Seats	Speed	Fuel	Price
Bobcat	Land Transport	2	75	18	$500
Dune Buggy	Land Transport	3	130	68	$1,500
Kodiak	Land Transport	4	154	50	$2,500
Kodiak Pickup	Land Transport	6	154	50	$3,000
Humvee	Land Transport	4	113.2	65	$3,000
Kodiak M249	Land Transport	5	154	50	$3,750
Humvee M249	Land Transport	5	113.2	65	$3,750
Humvee Minigun	Land Transport	5	113.2	65	$4,500
Ural	Logistics	3	79	85	$5,000
Ural Defender	Logistics	3	79	85	$6,000
Ural Defender M249	Logistics	3	79	85	$6,750
Flakpanzer Gepard	Tank	2	65	110	$8,000
L2A6	Tank	3	65	110	$14,000
SPH-2	Artillery	3	65	105	$10,000
AH-6M Miniguns	Air Combat	2	350	105	$7,000
UH-1Y Miniguns	Air Combat	9	445	120	$8,000
AH-6R Rockets	Air Combat	2	350	105	$12,500
Havoc	Air Combat	2	400	130	$18,000
MH-6	Air Transport	6	350	105	$6,250
UH-1Y	Air Transport	9	445	120	$7,400

Browse vehicles by use case

Ground VehiclesTransport, logistics trucks, armor and artillery used on the land war layer.Ground subset Air VehiclesHelicopter transport, pilot progression and the air mobility role.Air subset Logistics EconomyWhy some of the cheapest vehicles can create the most repeatable value.Money / support guide

Vehicle roles

Transport and logistics

Bobcat, Dune Buggy, Kodiak, Humvee and Ural variants solve the map’s biggest structural problem: getting people and supplies from the wider battlefield into the area where the current objective matters. A cheap vehicle can create more team value than a high-end combat platform if it consistently delivers players and resources.

Tanks and artillery

The Flakpanzer Gepard, L2A6 and SPH-2 represent expensive specialized purchases. These are not “free power-ups”; losing them burns persistent cash. Heavy vehicles work best when infantry protects them from threats they cannot efficiently solve alone.

Helicopters

The MH-6, UH-1Y, AH-6 variants and Havoc create vertical mobility and fast response. Air transport can reposition squads or supplies across terrain that would take much longer by road, while combat helicopters convert money and pilot skill into concentrated fire support.

Buying a vehicle: four questions

What exact problem will this vehicle solve?
How many players or supplies need to move?
Can the team protect or reuse it after the first task?
Is the cash risk appropriate for the current match state?