CANADIAN-BUILT · ARCTIC-READY · TRACKED CARRIER

The Ultimate Tracked Carrier. Built to Go Further

Built byUTV International· In partnership withRheinmetall

The Voyager D12 is a Canadian-owned, developed and manufactured articulated tracked carrier built for Arctic mobility, amphibious operations, remote logistics and mission-critical access across snow, muskeg, wetlands, water and complex terrain.

12-14 Personnel Capacity-49° up to +49° Extreme Climate ReadyModular: 1 Vehicle. Multiple ConfigurationsBuilt by UTV International: 30 Years of Tracked Vehicles

Modular Rear Mission Car

One Carrier. Multiple Configurations

Using one base vehicle to switch modular units increases efficiency. A shared vehicle architecture across multiple rear-module configurations helps simplify fleet commonality, training, support, and long-term maintenance.

Voyager D12 base carrier — common tracked platform
Base carrier — common platform
Voyager D12 — Personnel carrier
Personnel carrier
Voyager D12 — Ambulance / medical rescue
Ambulance / medical rescue
Voyager D12 — Command & communications
Command & communications
Voyager D12 — Coastal rescue unit
Coastal rescue unit
Voyager D12 — Fire response
Fire response
Voyager D12 — Cargo dumper
Cargo dumper
Voyager D12 — Flat cargo bed
Flat cargo bed
Voyager D12 — Personnel carrier
Personnel carrier
Voyager D12 — Ambulance / medical rescue
Ambulance / medical rescue
Voyager D12 — Command & communications
Command & communications
Voyager D12 — Coastal rescue unit
Coastal rescue unit
Voyager D12 — Fire response
Fire response
Voyager D12 — Cargo dumper
Cargo dumper
Voyager D12 — Flat cargo bed
Flat cargo bed

Platform overview

A two-car articulated tracked carrier built for what wheels can’t reach.

Arctic mobility

Low ground pressure, over-snow flotation and extreme-cold readiness for northern operations, sovereignty patrols and remote-terrain access.

Amphibious operation

Fully sealed hull-style structure floats at full GVWR, swims on its tracks at up to 3 mph and transitions from water to ice.

12-person capacity

Standard 8-person rear cab plus cab crew; extended modular configurations increase capacity for personnel-heavy missions.

Modular rear car

Swappable rear mission modules — personnel, ambulance, mobile command, cargo, coastal rescue, extended layouts — from one common platform.

Hybrid-ready + APU

Hybrid-ready architecture with a dedicated auxiliary power unit for command, comms and medical systems without draining mobility power.

Canadian-built

Designed and manufactured in Montréal by UTV International, with in-country parts, training and lifecycle support.

Strategic positioning

A Canadian contender for BV206 fleet replacement and the DAME mission profile.

The Voyager D12 is designed to address emerging Canadian Arctic mobility requirements and is positioned as a Canadian solution for consideration alongside international articulated carriers.

UTV InternationalRheinmetall Canada

UTV International has partnered with Rheinmetall Canada, a longstanding partner of the Canadian Armed Forces offering innovative defence and security solutions and systems.

BV206 replacement

Modern successor to a legacy fleet.

A Canadian-built current-generation platform to succeed the Hägglunds BV206 in Arctic, amphibious and remote-logistics roles.

DAME contender

Developed with DAME in mind.

A Canadian-owned platform designed with the Domestic Arctic Mobility Enhancement mission profile in mind — not a selected supplier, a domestic option for consideration.

Market alternative

Alongside Beowulf and ExtremV.

Voyager D12 competes in the same general market as the BAE Systems BvS10 Beowulf and ST Engineering ExtremV — from a Canadian-owned OEM.

Missions

One platform. Multiple mission profiles.

A shared vehicle architecture across configurable rear modules simplifies fleet commonality, training, support and long-term maintenance.
Arctic sovereignty
Reconnaissance & patrol
Logistics & resupply
Command & communications
Coastal & amphibious
Casualty evacuation
Border security
Disaster relief

UTV International

30+ years of Canadian tracked-vehicle experience.

Founded in 1995 in Montréal, UTV International designs and builds tracked vehicles for demanding off-road operations — supporting more than 500 organizations across utility, government, emergency response, forestry and remote-access markets.

  • Canadian ownership and decision-making
  • Original engineering team on-site
  • Strategic partner: Rheinmetall Canada
  • Domestic parts, training & lifecycle

Next step

Talk to UTV International about the Voyager D12 for your Arctic and remote-terrain mission.

Capability briefings, demonstrations and industrial-partnership discussions for defence, government, public-safety and allied procurement teams.

Get in touch

Send us a short note and we will follow up. Or download the full introduction PDF for the Voyager D12 and C12 to review specifications, configurations and mission profiles.

PDF · UTV Voyager D12 & C12 — Introduction · UTV International, Montréal, Canada

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