Anduril Industries has partnered with General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) to integrate its advanced Spark Radar onto armored vehicles and ground platforms, a collaboration announced in early October 2025. This partnership aims to enhance maneuver force protection against emerging battlefield threats such as drones, loitering munitions, and autonomous swarms, which can attack from multiple directions with little warning. Unlike previous practices of retrofitting radar systems after vehicle production, this integration will be built into GDLS vehicle designs from the outset, enabling tighter synchronization between sensors, radars, and command nodes across military formations. The Spark Radar offers class-leading range, speed, and fidelity, and uses Anduril’s Lattice command-and-control software to share real-time threat data between vehicles and command posts. GDLS brings its deep expertise in combat vehicle manufacturing, including the Abrams tank and Stryker vehicle, while Anduril contributes cutting-edge battle management technologies. The collaboration reflects a strategic move toward coordinated, multi-vehicle defense systems, with future plans to extend integration to command posts, missile launchers, and fire elements, underscoring a significant step in ground force survivability and battlefield awareness for allied armies including India. Financial terms have not been disclosed.