Collaboration to Pursue US Army Common Tactical Truck Program 

AM General and IDV’s vehicle prototypes aim to provide the most capable and reliable platform to meet the Army's requirements of enhanced safety, increased efficiency for sustainability, and interoperability By DA Staff / 11 Oct 2022

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In collaboration with Iveco Defence Vehicles (IDV), AM General formally submitted a Request for Prototype Proposal (RPP) to compete for the US Army’s Common Tactical Truck (CTT) Program, which aims to develop a flexible and secure architecture to replace the Heavy and Medium Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Fleet (TWV).

AM General is leveraging IDV’s well-established, commercially available vehicles that incorporate leading automotive enhancements and advanced technologies such as drive by wire and fuel efficiency capabilities to meet CTT requirements, which provide ample opportunity for continuous innovation.

“I’m excited about our collaboration with IDV because it marries international business with our deep experience in supporting the US Military. Together, we are a formidable force ready to provide the best solution for CTT,” said Jim Cannon, AM General President and CEO. “IDV is building this capability for our allies and partners today!”

The team’s High Mobility Range Vehicle architecture for CTT will be based on a highly modular range of trucks, specifically designed for military use. The vehicles guarantee their users state-of-the-art safety through high-level ballistic and anti-mine protection wherever required. They span from 4×4 to 10×10 with different types of cabins and the ability to fulfil a variety of roles. This ensures a high level of commonality to reduce the logistical footprint envisioned for the CTT program.

“We are glad to join AM General on the CTT program, and we are looking forward to uniting forces and to contributing to this partnership with our experience in designing and building multi-purpose, protected, and armored military solutions. Together with AM General, we will be able to deliver innovative automotive and protection solutions to meet the requirements and needs of the US Army”, said Claudio Catalano, CEO of IDV. “The solutions developed are a concrete proof of the commitment and the proactive approach that IDV and AM General have developed thanks to this strategic partnership.”

According to AM General, the competition for the CTT program is a consequential, ‘once-in-a-generation’ opportunity to overhaul how Medium and Heavy Tactical Trucks are utilized on the battlefield. The US Army has long relied on four different legacy platforms to perform key critical functions that apply to everyday mission roles. From load handling systems to fuel delivery, towing, and hauling of critical parts and supplies, these platforms must be upgraded to provide better support to the Warfighter to create a safer, more effective, and interoperable environment. 

As proven partners to the US Government and Allied forces, AM General and IDV are proud of the quality military vehicles they have delivered and sustained, including AM General’s 400,000 light tactical vehicles in over 70 countries – more than any other manufacturer in the world. The team’s CTT prototypes aim at providing the most capable and reliable platform to meet the Army’s requirements of enhanced safety, increased efficiency for sustainability, and interoperability.

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