FUTURE
DRIVEN
Throughout our proud history, we've been dedicated to supporting the mission-critical mobility of our armed forces—delivering reliable, battle-proven solutions that get warfighters where they need to go, no matter the terrain or threat.
We don’t just build vehicles—we provide the strength, survivability, and mobility our warfighters need to accomplish their mission and return home safely. With a focus on innovation, readiness, and reliability, we continue to drive the future of tactical ground mobility for forces around the world.
Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV)
AM General’s Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) is a next-generation autonomous platform designed to extend operational reach, reduce risk to Soldiers, and deliver scalable mission capability across contested environments. Built on the battle-proven 13-Series chassis, the system combines durability, parts commonality, and simplified maintenance with a modern autonomy architecture engineered for mission-ready unmanned operations.
The platform features a modular cargo and payload system with a reinforced deck supporting mission-specific loads up to 5,000 pounds. A reconfigurable cargo area, L-track fastening system, and wireless remote-controlled T-boom service crane enable logistics support, equipment recovery, and adaptable mission configurations. These features allow the UGV to support resupply, CASEVAC, counter-UAS integration, and deployment of additional unmanned systems to extend operational range.
Core autonomy is enabled through an advanced inertial navigation system, MOSA-compliant open architecture, and state-of-the-art network integration designed for scalability and future upgrades. The vehicle supports leader-follower convoy operations, teleoperation, supervised autonomy, and obstacle detection with AI-enabled decision-making at the edge.






COMMAND
& CONTROL
FOR MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS
HUMVEE PLATFORM
- INTEGRATION: Rather than each domain operating in isolation, MDO emphasizes the need for real-time communication and data sharing across domains.
- AGILITY: This approach demands fluidity, allowing forces to shift resources and attention between domains as the battle scenario evolves.
- SYNCHRONIZATION: It's not just about simultaneous operations; it's about conducting them in a way that multiplies the effects in one domain to create opportunities in another.
Multi-Domain Operations
HUMVEE
CHARGE
DIESEL MODE:
Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Only
The wheels are powered by the conventional ICE, which also generates power that is stored by the vehicle’s battery.HYBRID MODE:
COMBINED
The engine is used with the electric motor to drive the wheels, providing an extended range.ELECTRIC MODE:
Electric Only
The battery and electric motor power the wheels.
EXPORTABLE
POWER
Vehicle exportable power refers to the ability of a vehicle’s engine or battery to provide power to external devices and systems. Essentially, the vehicle acts as a portable generator, transforming its stored and generated energy into usable power to fulfill myriad missions.
The availability of exportable power will allow AM General vehicle platforms to be a game-changer on the battlefield. They will be able to support mobile command centers, charge equipment, or power radar and defense systems, all while maintaining the agility to quickly re-deploy to different locations or missions at a moment’s notice.
Exportable power will also play a key role in helping the military or emergency services fulfill their mission in areas struck by natural disasters where power grids are down. The ability to provide energy for life-saving medical equipment, communication systems and infrastructure, and basic utilities will be vital for the vehicle platforms of the future.
Autonomous
Technology


- Remote Controlled Operating Systems
- Active Drive Assist
- Leader / Follower Autonomous Convoys
- Manned / Unmanned Teaming
Semi-Active Long-Travel
SUSPENSION









