The nation's first autonomous patrol vehicle

Autonomous patrol.

Real impact.

PUG Vehicles builds autonomous patrol vehicles for law enforcement and public safety. More visible presence on the street, better awareness of what is happening, and more time for your officers.

The PUG family: PUG Scout, PUG Patrol Partner and PUG Big Dog in front of a city skyline at dusk

01 / Why PUG

Police Unmanned Ground Vehicle.

Patrol vehicles that drive themselves, so your agency can be seen in more places and your officers can spend their time where it counts.


PUG vehicles are built to support law enforcement and public safety operations. They add visible patrol presence, help your team stay aware of what is happening on the ground, and give officers more time for the duties that need a person.

PUG

02 / The PUG family

Three vehicles. One patrol mission.

From tight spaces to city streets to disaster response, there is a PUG sized for the job.

PUG Patrol Partner autonomous patrol SUV with roof sensors and light bar, parked by the water at dusk

Nation's first

PUG Patrol Partner

Full-size SUV

A full-size autonomous patrol SUV. The nation's first autonomous patrol vehicle.

PUG Scout compact autonomous patrol vehicle with roof sensors and off-road tires at dusk

PUG Scout

Polaris ADV

A compact vehicle for agile patrol and rapid deployment.

PUG Big Dog autonomous patrol van and mobile command post at dusk

PUG Big Dog

BrightDrop EV platform

An autonomous patrol vehicle and mobile command post in one.

What a PUG brings to your patrol.

Six ways autonomous patrol supports your officers and the communities they serve.

01

Deterrence

High-visibility presence extends coverage and discourages crime.

02

Detection

360° multi-sensor awareness identifies threats and anomalies early.

03

Flexible deployment

From tight spaces to city streets to disaster response.

04

Real-time analytics

Actionable insights in the field.

05

Force multiplier

Frees officers for higher-value work.

06

Mobile command

Onboard workspace, real-time video, communications and power for incident management.

03 / Next step

Bring autonomous patrol to your agency.

Tell us about your agency and what you would like to explore. We will set up a briefing on the PUG family.