FUTURE
DRIVEN
For over 75 years, we’ve helped the armed forces get where they need to go. From the famous Willys Jeep to the iconic Humvee® (HMMWV), we are the world leader in the design, engineering, manufacturing, and support of Light Tactical Vehicles.
And that’s just the beginning. We're building for the future... now.
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.
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