The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.

The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.

The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.

The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.

The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.

The MRZR Alpha being put through its paces. (Polaris Government and Defense)

The MRZR Alpha ultralight tactical vehicle from US mobility provider Polaris Government and Defense made its public debut at the DSEI defence exhibition, held in London from 14–17 September.

Featuring a completely new chassis that provides more room for its operators and greater flexibility with cargo, the MRZR Alpha comes in a two- or four- person configuration, with the latter providing a payload capacity of 2,000 lb (907.2 kg): 500 lb more than the equivalent current-generation Polaris MRZR D.

The MRZR Alpha also features a ride-height-levelling suspension system that ensures the vehicle retains its 12-inch (30.5 cm) ground clearance even when loaded, Polaris officials noted to Janes . The ground clearance can additionally be raised to 14 inches to negotiate particularly difficult types of terrain.