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Check out a photo album of GM Defense ISV Electric Concept pictures. The GM Defense ISV Electric Concept is compared to the standard GM Defense ISV diesel.

Sponsored Links GM Defense is getting closer and closer to producing the ISV – the Infantry Squad Vehicle – at its brand new facility in Concord, North Carolina. The ISV is powered by the 2.8L baby Duramax engine. But the GM subsidiary has created and is now testing a new ISV, one that runs solely on electricity. Officially referred to by GM Defense as the All Electric Concept Vehicle, the military-grade truck represents a new design study that combines an EV powertrain with the wartime capability of the “regular” ISV. For those readers who may be unaware, the ISV is a military vehicl...

Sponsored Links Among the many intriguing things about the Chevy Colorado ZR2-based GM Defense Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV) is a feature called Combat Mode, which is designed to give soldiers the best chance to get out of a critical situation and to save their lives. Essentially, Combat Mode keeps the vehicle running when other safety systems are trying to shut it down. “On the ISV, we kept alive a lot of systems from the production model [Colorado ZR2], like if it overheats and what you would consider limp home mode and things of that nature,” Mark Dickens, architectural chief engineer f...

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By CATHERINE MUCCIGROSSO | The Charlotte Observer | Published: May 5, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Tribune News Service) — Army vehicles are officially in production in Concord, and a NASCAR team helped. GM Defense, a subsidiary of General Motors, on Tuesday celebrated the opening of its 75,000-square-foot manufacturing facility near Charlotte, where U.S. Army Infantry Squad Vehicles will be made. Fort Bragg in North Carolina will be the first to receive deliveries of the vehicles, the Observer previously reported. The plans will produce all-terrain troop carriers called Infantry Squad Vehicles...