Polaris MV700 and MV800 4X4 ATV
The MV800 military Polaris differs from civilian models in that steel has replaced plastic materials in the frame and other parts, the ignition is keyless, its tires are low-pressure run-flats, and multiple D-ring lifting shackles are attached.
The innovative engine in the MV800 was developed in partnership with Australian-based Orbital Corporation. The multi-fuel engine delivers almost twice the horsepower of traditional diesel compression engines of comparable size. The MV800 front suspension is MacPherson struts with 8.2 inch (20.8cm) travel while the rear suspension is fully independent, progressive rate with anti-roll bar and 9.5 inch (24.1cm) travel.
Late in 2007, Polaris delivered the MVRS800 multi-passenger utility vehicle, a militarized Polaris Ranger, to the U.S. Army at Fort Campbell, KY. The MVRS800 is powered by the MV800 JP8 multi-fuel engine. The MVRS800 completely sealed power train can ford up to 30 inches of water.
Polaris MV700 4X4 ATV. Photo courtesy Polaris Defense.
Polaris MV800 4X4 ATV. Photo courtesy Polaris Defense.
Polaris MVRS800 4X4 ATV. Photo courtesy Polaris Defense.