DMZ vehicles on land, water and in the air need repair and fuel at Gas Stations; the guide lists 14, from the Camper to the Monarch exfil helicopter (official, 5 Oct).
Fuel and damage. DMZ vehicles have finite armour and fuel; repair and refuel them (and refill carried Gas Cans) at Gas Stations, boats at Marine Gas Stations (Locations of interest: stations, caches, towers, compounds). Warzone vehicles do not need this. Some Traits help, such as fixing a punctured tyre [1].
Ground. Camper (unarmoured, unarmed); Sedan (a civilian car for getting around, not for fighting); Grizzly (light armour, fast, hit-and-run); Dreadnought (Aston Martin armoured tactical SUV); Polaris Dagor A1 (off-roader for a full squad and gear); LTV (light combat vehicle with an optional mounted .50 cal; often at Compounds); Cargo Truck (two-seat cab, flat bed); D50 Radar Flatbed (carries a vehicle-mounted UAV).
Rail, not player-driven. Train (automated, a winding route across former South Korean POIs); Tram (slow, on the elevated monorail loop around Hajin City).
Water. RHIB (fast inflatable boat).
Air. Heli (twin-engine combat helicopter); Heavy Chopper (armoured transport with flares that hovers on autopilot if the pilot leaves; rarely player-flown); Monarch (twin-rotor transport for infil and exfil, not player-flown; see Exfil: helicopters and skyhooks).
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- [1]Activision blog, DMZ Deep Dive Part 1: Hajin guide (5 Oct 2026) · callofduty.com · read 9 Oct 2026