The Latest Breaking News from GM Defense

The Government Wants Super Expensive Changes To GM's UTV-Style Pickup

The U.S. Military announced that, in addition to the $220 million contract it has with GM Defense for the new ISV-U, it needs another $700 million in modifications, bringing the total contract value to a near $1 billion.

RideApart · Sep 24

Ford's Super Duty Could Become The US Army's Next Tactical Truck

US Army ISV‑Heavy prototypes push the Ford F-Series Super Duty to deliver a 62-mile range, onboard power, and repair-friendly hardware against GM’s rival.

Motor1 · Jul 30

GM Aims to Sell $1 Billion Worth of Its UTV Pickup to the US Military

GM's Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV) is based around a Chevrolet Colorado pickup, but with a distinct side-by-side design, and is already a fan-favorite of the US military. Now GM is preparing for a $1 billion order for 10,000 ISVs.

RideApart · Jul 23

Rare British Military Light Strike Vehicle Dune Buggy Heads To Auction

It served with the Special Air Service in the first Gulf War.

Motor1 · Jul 3, 2023

GM Defense Signs MOU With UAE To Develop Electric Military Vehicles

The MOU covers advanced technologies such as fuel cells, power generation, and connectivity.

Motor1 · Feb 22, 2023

GM Defense And Partner Win Contract For Prototype Of New US Army Truck

The final deal could be worth as much as $5 billion.

Motor1 · Jan 31, 2023

GM-Backed Ultium Cells LLC Gets $2.5B Fed Loan For Three Battery Factories

The new plants will create more than 11,000 new jobs.

Motor1 · Dec 13, 2022

Glickenhaus 008 Rendered As Military Vehicle With Gun On The Roof

Glickenhaus says versions of the Boot for the military, fire departments, and law enforcement are coming, too.

Motor1 · Oct 21, 2022

GM Tasked To Develop Ultium Platform For Various Military Vehicles

Following the draft of the GMC Hummer EV in July for analysis and demonstration, the US Military wants more.

Motor1 · Oct 10, 2022

GM Defense To Develop Ultium-Based Battery Pack Prototype For US Army

The Department of Defense's Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) requires a scalable battery pack design that can be used for tactical military vehicles.

InsideEVs · Oct 7, 2022