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Allison Transmission Secures $97 Million Contract to Deliver Propulsion Systems for 2026 Abrams Tank Orders

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Allison Transmission (NYSE:ALSN) was awarded a $97 million contract on Oct 13, 2025 to deliver propulsion systems supporting U.S. Army Abrams tank orders for 2026. The company’s X1100 cross-drive transmission has powered the Abrams platform for nearly five decades and is described as meeting the Army’s mobility, survivability, maintainability, and modularity goals.

Allison said it supports depot repair activity at the Army’s Anniston depot under the Army's right to repair initiative and has qualified select service channel members for cross-drive support. The company also highlights investments in electric hybrid propulsion, digital diagnostics, and modular drivetrains aligned with Army logistics and efficiency priorities.

Allison Transmission (NYSE:ALSN) ha ottenuto un contratto del valore di 97 milioni di dollari in data 13 ottobre 2025 per fornire sistemi di propulsione a sostegno degli ordini di carri Abrams dell’Esercito degli Stati Uniti per il 2026. La trasmissione X1100 cross-drive dell’azienda ha alimentato la piattaforma Abrams per quasi cinque decenni ed è descritta come in linea con gli obiettivi dell’esercito in fatto di mobilità, sopravvivenza, manutenibilità e modularità.

Allison ha dichiarato di sostenere l’attività di riparazione in deposito presso l’impianto di Anniston, nell’ambito dell’iniziativa del diritto di riparare dell’esercito, e ha qualificato alcuni membri del canale di servizio per il supporto della cross-drive. L’azienda evidenzia anche investimenti in propulsione ibrida elettrica, diagnostica digitale, e sistemi di trazione modulari allineati alle priorità logistiche ed all’efficienza dell’esercito.

Allison Transmission (NYSE:ALSN) recibió un contrato por 97 millones de dólares el 13 de octubre de 2025 para entregar sistemas de propulsión que apoyen pedidos de tanques Abrams del Ejército de los Estados Unidos para 2026. La transmisión de eje X1100 cross-drive de la compañía ha impulsado la plataforma Abrams durante casi cinco décadas y se describe como capaz de cumplir con los objetivos de movilidad, supervivencia, mantenibilidad y modularidad del Ejército.

Allison afirmó que respalda la actividad de reparación de depósito en el depósito de Anniston del Ejército, en el marco de la iniciativa del derecho a reparar, y ha calificado a miembros selectos del canal de servicio para el soporte de cross-drive. La compañía también destaca inversiones en propulsión eléctrica híbrida, diagnóstico digital, y trenes de transmisión modulares alineados con las prioridades logísticas y de eficiencia del Ejército.

Allison Transmission (NYSE:ALSN)은 미국 육군 Abrams 탱크 2026년 주문을 지원하기 위한 추진 시스템을 제공하기 위해 9700만 달러 규모의 계약을 2025년 10월 13일에 체결했습니다. 회사의 X1100 cross-drive transmission은 거의 다섯 세대에 걸쳐 Abrams 플랫폼에 동력을 제공해 왔으며, 육군의 기동성, 생존성, 유지보수성, 모듈성 목표를 충족하는 것으로 설명됩니다.

Allison은 육군 Anniston 창고의 시고의... "right to repair" 이니셔티브 아래 창고 수리 활동을 지원한다고 밝혔으며, 교차 구동 지원을 위한 선택된 서비스 채널 구성원을 자격 부여했습니다. 또한 전기 하이브리드 추진, 디지털 진단 및 모듈식 드라이브트레인에 대한 투자를 강조하며 육군의 물류 및 효율성 우선순위에 부합한다고 덧붙였습니다.

Allison Transmission (NYSE:ALSN) a reçu un contrat d’une valeur de 97 millions de dollars le 13 octobre 2025 pour livrer des systèmes de propulsion soutenant les commandes de chars Abrams de l’armée américaine pour 2026. La transmission X1100 cross-drive de l’entreprise a alimenté la plateforme Abrams depuis près de six décennies et est décrite comme répondant aux objectifs de mobilité, de survie, de maintenabilité et de modularité de l’armée.

Allison a déclaré soutenir l’activité de réparation en dépôt au dépôt d’Anniston de l’armée dans le cadre de l’initiative du droit à la réparation et a qualifié des membres sélectionnés du canal de service pour le support cross-drive. L’entreprise souligne également des investissements dans la propulsion hybride électrique, le diagnostic numérique, et des chaînes cinématiques modulaires alignés sur les priorités logistiques et d’efficacité de l’armée.

Allison Transmission (NYSE: ALSN) erhielt am 13. Oktober 2025 einen Vertrag im Wert von 97 Millionen USD, um Antriebssysteme zu liefern, die die US-Army Abrams-Panzerbestellungen für 2026 unterstützen. Die X1100 Cross-Drive-Getriebe des Unternehmens hätten die Abrams-Plattform seit fast fünf Jahrzehnten angetrieben und werden als Erfüllung der Mobilitäts-, Überlebens-, Wartungs- und Modularitätsziele des Armeestützpunkts beschrieben.

Allison sagte, es unterstütze Depotreparaturaktivitäten im Anniston-Depot der Armee im Rahmen der Initiative des Rechts auf Reparatur und habe ausgewählte Servicekanal-Mitglieder für Cross-Drive-Support qualifiziert. Das Unternehmen hebt auch Investitionen in elektrische Hybridantriebe, digitale Diagnostik und modulare Antriebstränge hervor, die mit den Prioritäten der Logistik und Effizienz des Armeestützpunkts übereinstimmen.

Allison Transmission (بورصة نيويورك: ALSN) فازت بعقد بقيمة 97 مليون دولار في 13 أكتوبر 2025 لتوفير أنظمة الدفع التي تدعم أوامر دبابات Abrams للجيش الأميركي لعام 2026. وقد زودت شركة ناقل حركة X1100 cross-drive منصة Abrams لما يقرب من خمسة عقود وتوصف بأنها تلبي أهداف الجيش من حيث التنقل والنجاة وقابلية الصيانة والمرونة.

وقالت Allison إنها تدعم نشاط الإصلاح في المستودع بالجيش في Anniston ضمن مبادرة الحق في الإصلاح وقد أكّنت جهات خدمة مختارة لأجل دعم Cross-Drive. كما تبرز الشركة استثمارات في الدفع الكهربائي الهجين، التشخيص الرقمي، وأنظمة نقل modular متوافقة مع أولويات الجيش اللوجستية والكفاءة.

Allison Transmission (NYSE: ALSN) 获得了一份价值 9700万美元 的合同,日期为 2025年10月13日,用于提供推进系统以支持美国陆军在2026年的 Abrams 坦克订单。该公司的 X1100 cross-drive 变速箱 已为 Abrams 平台提供动力近五十年,被描述为满足陆军在机动性、存活能力、易维护性和模块化方面的目标。

Allison 表示,它在陆军 Anniston 仓库的修复工作中提供支持,依据陆军的“修复权利”倡议,并已为 Cross-Drive 支持资格了选定的服务渠道成员。公司还强调在 电动混合推进、数字诊断 和与陆军物流与效率优先级对齐的模块化传动系统方面的投资。

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  • $97 million contract awarded to support 2026 Abrams orders
  • X1100 transmission has supported Abrams for nearly five decades
  • Qualified select service channel members to support cross-drive products
  • Supports depot repair at Anniston under the Army's right to repair
  • Investments in electric hybrid propulsion and digital diagnostics
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Allison won a $97 million award to supply propulsion systems for 2026 Abrams tank orders.

Allison Transmission secures a direct revenue contract tied to the Abrams program, centred on its legacy X1100 cross-drive transmission and service support activity. The award references ongoing sustainment roles at the Anniston depot and qualification of service channel members, which point to both product deliveries and aftermarket service revenue.

The deal depends on future Army orders and delivery schedules for 2026 Abrams shipments and on continuing qualification of service partners. Risks include contract performance, supply chain execution, and adherence to Army maintenance protocols; none of those risks are quantified here. Watch contract execution milestones and any published delivery or acceptance dates over the next 12–18 months for confirmation of revenue recognition and service ramp-up.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Allison Transmission, a global leader in propulsion solutions for defense and commercial vehicles, has been awarded a $97 million contract to support the U.S. Army's Abrams Main Battle Tank program. With a legacy of engineering excellence and battlefield-proven reliability, Allison's X1100™ cross-drive transmission has powered the Abrams platform since its inception, delivering unmatched performance for nearly five decades.

"Allison has been an integral part of the Abrams program from the beginning," said Dana Pittard, Vice President for Defense Programs, Allison Transmission. "From its 1970s origins to today's advanced variants, our transmissions have enabled the Abrams to maneuver with precision and resilience in the world's most demanding environments, when failure is not an option."

Allison's X1100 cross-drive was engineered to meet the Army's ambitious mobility and survivability goals with follow-on enhancement and changes to meet the battlefield requirements. Combining steering, braking and gear shifting into a single compact unit was revolutionary at the time, enabling seamless power transfer and high-torque capacity under extreme conditions.

Today the X1100 continues to fulfill the Army's evolving operational needs, including its renewed emphasis on maintainability, modularity and lifecycle readiness. Since the start of the Abrams program, Allison has enabled transmission repair activity at the Army's Anniston depot by providing enhanced access to diagnostics, components and service protocols under the Army's recent right to repair initiative. Qualification of select Allison service channel members to support cross drive products further reinforces Allison's commitment to supporting the Army's need for continuity of service, operational resilience and mission readiness around the globe.

Allison's defense portfolio continues to evolve with recent investments in electric hybrid propulsion enabling silent mobility, digital diagnostics and modular drivetrain systems. These innovations align with the Army's goals for reduced logistical footprints, enhanced fuel efficiency and future-ready vehicle architectures.

For more information about Allison's advancements in the defense industry, visit AllisonTransmission.com.

About Allison Transmission
Allison Transmission (NYSE: ALSN) is a leading designer and manufacturer of propulsion solutions for commercial and defense vehicles and the largest global manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty fully automatic transmissions that Improve the Way the World Works. Allison products are used in a wide variety of applications, including on-highway vehicles (distribution, refuse, construction, fire and emergency), buses (school, transit and coach), motorhomes, off-highway vehicles and equipment (energy, mining, construction and agriculture) and defense vehicles (tactical wheeled and tracked). Founded in 1915, the company is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. With a presence in more than 150 countries, Allison has regional headquarters in the Netherlands, China and Brazil, manufacturing facilities in the USA, Hungary and India, as well as global engineering resources, including electrification engineering centers in Indianapolis, Indiana, Auburn Hills, Michigan and London in the United Kingdom. Allison also has approximately 1,600 independent distributor and dealer locations worldwide. For more information, visit allisontransmission.com.

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FAQ

What did Allison Transmission announce about Abrams tank orders on Oct 13, 2025 (ALSN)?

Allison announced a $97 million contract to deliver propulsion systems supporting 2026 Abrams orders.

Which Allison product will support the Abrams tanks under the $97 million ALSN contract?

The company cited its X1100 cross-drive transmission as the propulsion product supporting the Abrams platform.

How long has Allison's X1100 transmission powered the Abrams platform (ALSN)?

Allison states the X1100 has powered the Abrams platform for nearly five decades.

Does the Allison contract description mention depot repair or right to repair (ALSN)?

Yes; Allison said it enabled transmission repair activity at the Army's Anniston depot under the Army's right to repair initiative.

What technology investments does Allison highlight in the announcement (ALSN)?

Allison highlighted investments in electric hybrid propulsion, digital diagnostics, and modular drivetrain systems.

Where can investors find more information about Allison's defense advancements (ALSN)?

The announcement directs readers to visit AllisonTransmission.com for more information.
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