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GM Defense, Anduril Partnering To Work On ‘Disruptive Technology’

GM Defense, Anduril Partnering To Work On ‘Disruptive Technology’
Two-seat Multi-Mission and Logistics variant of GM Defense's Infantry Squad Vehicle with an Anduril launcher for Altius loitering munitions on display at the 2023 AUSA conference in Washington, D.C. Photo: GM Defense.

A GM Defense [GM[ official has said the company’s new teaming agreement with Anduril Industries will focus on developing “disruptive technology” to meet emerging battlefield needs. The two firms announced their plans to work together on Tuesday, and said the partnership will include a focus on “delivering autonomy solutions, battery electrification and other new propulsion technologies, as well as those integrating the full range of Anduril technologies onto GM Defense mobility solutions.” “It’s a cooperative teaming agreement that we’re working…

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