**General Motors and Ford Motor Company are reentering the defense sector to support U.S. military efforts, aiming to shift perceptions of automakers as low-margin businesses. GM recently delivered its first parts for Patriot missiles to Lockheed Martin within just 22 days of forming their partnership. Analysts predict that GM’s defense division could generate nearly $700 million in revenue this year, with a compound annual growth rate of over 30% expected moving forward.**
**This strategy marks a significant pivot for both companies, reminiscent of their WWII efforts, and could enhance their bottom lines amid ongoing military needs, including the supply of munitions to Ukraine. GM Defense, established as a dedicated subsidiary in 2017, is already manufacturing lightweight infantry vehicles for the U.S. Army.**
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