
Coming Soon · Voyager X1
Introducing the Voyager X1.
One Platform. More Possibilities.
Any job. Any terrain.
Built to go where others can't — and easy to get there.
All terrain
All-terrain mobility for challenging conditions — rubble, mud, snow and soft ground.
Easy to transport
Easy to transport on standard trailers, ready to deploy where it's needed.
Amphibious
Amphibious capabilities available, with a sealed hull for water crossings.
ROPS certified
ROPS certified cab for operator protection in demanding field operations.
Built for versatility
One carrier. Multiple configurations.
Personnel transport
Up to 11 occupants (target).
Emergency response
Ambulance and casualty evacuation configurations.
Cargo & equipment
Equipment and cargo transport for remote worksites.
Crane & lifting
Crane and lifting equipment for field operations.
Drilling & exploration
Drilling and exploration packages for remote programs.
Firefighting
Firefighting units and water tanks.
Spraying & specialized
Spraying and specialized equipment configurations.
Amphibious sealed hull
Water operation without preparation or floats.
Target specifications
Key features & target specifications.
| Platform | Single-car tracked carrier |
|---|---|
| Rear configuration | Interchangeable modular body |
| Personnel capacity | Up to 11 occupants (target) |
| Drive system | Hydrostatic |
| Suspension | Coil-spring with articulated road wheels |
| Maximum speed | Targeting approximately 40 km/h |
| Water operation | Amphibious sealed hull |
| Operator protection | ROPS certified cab |
| Transport | Designed for a standard 10-ton trailer |
| First demonstrations | Targeting early 2027 |
Built for challenging environments
Reliable mobility where conventional vehicles struggle.
From remote worksites and difficult terrain to disaster response and Arctic operations, the Voyager X1 is being developed to deliver reliable mobility where conventional vehicles struggle.
Its low-ground-pressure tracks, independently articulating suspension, and amphibious design allow it to operate across soft ground, uneven terrain, snow, and water.
Voyager X1 is currently in development. Images are conceptual renderings. Features and specifications are preliminary and subject to change.