GM Defense has revealed a cab-less, autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicle built on what it calls the dual-rear-wheel Chevy Silverado 3500 HD skateboard architecture, according to Electrek. The UGV is designed for military operations including silent electric logistics and casualty evacuation, and the only color option is Army green.
Electrek reports that the vehicle likely pairs a 102 kWh battery with an onboard internal combustion engine — probably the 2.8-liter Duramax turbo-diesel used in other GM military trucks — to recharge the battery and provide continuous vehicle-to-load and vehicle-to-grid power. The outlet notes that precise specifications are limited, so some details are inferred rather than confirmed.
The bigger story, the article argues, is the civilian potential: a work-ready extended-range electric 3500 dually, plus advanced autonomous technology demonstrated through Scout AI's Gx Ground Agent system. GM Defense president Steve duMont said the military concept is not a blank-sheet effort, suggesting it draws on GM's existing engineering and manufacturing scale. Still, Electrek treats the possibility of a production version as speculative rather than official.