UTV International is preparing to introduce the fourth generation of its Voyager D12 articulated tracked carrier in late 2026.
The updated platform builds on the Voyager's established focus on Arctic mobility, amphibious operation and personnel transport while introducing significant changes to weight, suspension, serviceability and mission adaptability.
Features at a glance
- Approximately 30% reduction in vehicle weight
- New modular rear mission-car architecture
- Updated suspension and running gear
- Redesigned articulation system
- Five road wheels per vehicle car
- New wheel and spindle design with tapered bearings and improved sealing
- Improved thermal protection
- Easier access for inspection and maintenance
- Integrated rear mechanical room with temperature-controlled compartments
- Auxiliary power for heating, cooling, charging and onboard equipment
- Hybrid-ready architecture supporting low-signature operation
- Multiple rear configurations for personnel, command, medical, logistics and specialized missions
The reduced-weight structure is intended to improve flotation, buoyancy and overall operating efficiency without compromising durability. The modular rear vehicle will allow customers to adapt Voyager to different missions while retaining the same core mobility platform.
Developed and manufactured by UTV International in Montréal, Québec, the fourth-generation Voyager is being designed for defence, Arctic sovereignty, public safety, disaster response and remote logistics applications.
Additional technical information, mission configurations and development updates will be released as the new platform approaches its formal introduction later in 2026.