WARDOGS vehicles: prices and unlocks

Which vehicles are coming in Season 02?

Four: the fast, light Wolf-110 transport; a Wolf-110 (Assault) with a ring-mounted M2 Browning; the T-72 main battle tank; and the Flakpanzer Gepard anti-air vehicle.

BULKHEAD says the T-72 is slower than the Leopard but cheaper and far more fuel-efficient. Those are relative statements, not numbers. The 14 October patch notes supply the prices and unlocks — Wolf-110 $2,200 at Driver 8, Wolf-110 (Assault) $7,800 at Driver 16, T-72B3 $16,000 at Driver 20, Gepard $14,000 at Driver 25 — but no fuel capacities, speeds, seats or armour. Those fields stay empty until a source publishes them.

• Every confirmed Season 02 change

Sources: BULKHEAD · WARDOGS Season 02 Preview, 9 October 2026; BULKHEAD · WARDOGS Season 02 Patch Notes, 14 October 2026; WARDOGS Updates · Season 02 live and services back online, 15 October 2026.

How quickly does the CIWS destroy a Havoc?

BULKHEAD’s 2 October balance hotfix says the Vanguard CIWS now destroys the Havoc in around 6 seconds instead of 12. The studio says the previous patch had overcorrected this interaction.

That is the complete published comparison. It does not establish CIWS damage, Havoc health, range, ammunition use or time-to-kill against any other aircraft. No client download or downtime is required for the server-side change.

• Read the balance hotfix and rollout boundaries

Sources: BULKHEAD · IR Goggles & CWIS Balance Hotfix, 2 October 2026.

How many vehicles are in WARDOGS?

No published source states a total. That is the whole answer, and it is worth saying plainly before the named ones, because a roster count is the thing a search for this asks for and the thing nothing official supplies.

What exists is a named subset. The Season 1 changelog names the Z20 Lakota, a Little Bird with miniguns, URAL, URAL Covered and URAL Attack, Kodiak Assault and Kodiak Flatbed, a Dune Buggy, a Humvee with minigun, a Heavy Tank and an Artillery Tank. A changelog is a list of what changed, not an inventory, so those names are a floor rather than a roster — there may be more, and nothing says how many.

Seats, speeds and armour are not established for any of them. The costs in the Unlock column above are progression-track payments published in the same changelog, not vendor prices, and the two are not interchangeable.

• Flying, driving and moving supplies
• Equipment and its published prices

Sources: BULKHEAD · Pre-Load Live & Season 1 Changelog, 9 September 2026; Steam · WARDOGS – Supporter Pack store listing.

What does the game itself list beyond the Season 1 names?

A fan site, wardogs.zone, extracts the item data from the game files and lists 28 vehicles: 11 wheeled, 6 tracked, 6 helicopters and 5 stationary emplacements. Every row here that cites it is graded unverified — the extraction names no build, and nothing BULKHEAD has published confirms its figures.

Its unlock levels and track costs agree with the Season 1 changelog on every vehicle the changelog prices, which is why three of its display names are treated as the same vehicles Season 1 names differently: Kodiak [M249] is Kodiak Assault (Driver 6), Kodiak [Pickup] is Kodiak Flatbed (Driver 10, $35,000) and Ural Defender is URAL Covered (Driver 18). Those rows keep the Season 1 name.

It also separates two prices the beta guide gives as one. For the Havoc it records $18,000 per vehicle and a one-time $500,000 unlock, which suggests the $500,000 in the Havoc row is the unlock payment rather than what each airframe costs; the row keeps the guide’s figure until something official settles it. It lists no Huey. Its $10,000 Flakpanzer Gepard record remains unverified and is not adopted as a Season 02 price; BULKHEAD has now officially announced the vehicle’s return without a price.

The Resupply column carries what four of the five emplacements cost to keep firing, in the supplies the files name — the Talon 9K-SAM, Vanguard CIWS, Stingray and L81 Mortar. For the mortar the files give 75 Ammo Supplies per shell where a 14 September build guide gave 30; the row shows the files’ figure and its summary says so. The mortar’s build cost, 91 Build Supplies with a Large Hammer inside a friendly FOB, comes from that guide.

• Flying, driving and moving supplies
• Building and aiming the L81 mortar

Sources: wardogs.zone · game-file extraction of the WARDOGS item database, read 6 October 2026; BULKHEAD · Pre-Load Live & Season 1 Changelog, 9 September 2026; AllThings.How · Sehaj Padda, “WARDOGS Havoc Gunner: Loadout, Costs, and the CIWS Threat,” 24 August 2026; All Things How · “Wardogs: How to Build the L81 Mortar”, 14 September 2026.

Can you play music in a WARDOGS vehicle?

Yes, with a music tape. Press reports say any vehicle except the quad bike will play one: press B inside it for the supplies screen, open Items → Tapes, buy a tape, then hold the interact key on Play Cassette Tape. Each tape plays once and is bought inside the vehicle, every match.

Season 02 made the inventories of purchased vehicles private to the driver and their squad by default, and its patch notes say the tapes were reshuffled between the Driver and Pilot tracks. What is and is not known about the tapes themselves — titles, and the few unlock rows BULKHEAD has published — is on the tape page.

• How to play music tapes in WARDOGS vehicles

Sources: Shacknews · “How to play music cassette tapes in vehicles - Wardogs”, 16 September 2026; BULKHEAD · WARDOGS Season 02 Patch Notes, 14 October 2026.