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GM Defense has started construction on the facility that will build the company’s new Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV) for the U.S. Army.
The ISV will be built at General Motors’ existing technical center in Concord, North Carolina. Renovations at the plant are expected to continue into early spring, with the production line set to start in April. GM Defense will build 649 examples of the new ISV at the facility and will have support for the production of up to 2,065 vehicles total with additional authorization over an eight-year period.
“This facility will enable us to meet our customer’s timeline for delivery while continuing our journey to bring commercial technologies and transformative mobility solutions to the defense market,” Tim Herrick, interim president of GM Defense, said in a prepared statement.