• Oshkosh Corporation’s defense unit partnered with Michigan Tech’s APS LABS to move a Vehicle Integrated Power Kit toward production.
• The mobile power kit targets the FMTV A2 platform, positioning Oshkosh to commercialize the prototype into a scalable product.
• VIPK is designed to generate up to 120 kW at 600 volts DC, aligned with the Tactical Microgrid Standard for field interoperability.
• Two prototypes will be completed and validated for government assessment, with two more planned for further testing.
• Work also includes finalizing a technical data package, with design changes aimed at manufacturability and mission readiness.

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