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Army Testing GM Defense’s Hybrid Tactical Vehicle Prototype At Exercise In Germany

Army Testing GM Defense’s Hybrid Tactical Vehicle Prototype At Exercise In Germany
U.S. Soldiers from 10th Mountain Division operate the Next Generation Tactical Vehicle-Hybrid (NGTV-H) prototype during exercise Combined Resolve 25-1 at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, Hohenfels Training Area, Hohenfels, Germany. (U.S. Photo by Spc. Jennifer Posy)

The Army is currently testing GM Defense’s [GM] ‘Next Gen’ hybrid-electric tactical vehicle (NGTV-H) prototype at a multinational exercise in Germany, with soldiers providing feedback on the technology demonstrator platform. JD Johnson, GM Defense’s vice president of government solutions and strategy, told Defense Daily that Army users at the exercise have highlighted the vehicle’s capabilities for silent drive, low thermal signature and exportable power capabilities to support command post operations. “It’s pretty spectacular to see soldiers getting hands-on experience with…

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