The U.S. Army has rolled its next-generation Abrams into one of the most civilian venues imaginable, parking a prototype main battle tank amid electric SUVs and concept cars at the Detroit Auto Show.

The Army recently released photos of its prototype for the M1E3 Abrams, a replacement to the service's long-running main battle tank.

A first look at the M1E3 Abrams reveals how the U.S. Army is reshaping its iconic tank for a lighter, faster, and more ...

The new generation Abrams M1E3 tank, with its diesel-electric hybrid engine, unmanned turret, and significantly lighter ...

The Army hopes the M1E3 prototype, to be shown at the North American International Auto Show, will be the basis for its main battle tank for decades.

Other highlights of the new tank include a redesigned crew compartment that houses all three crew members in the ...

Heavy armored warfare is entering a transition period. Legacy main battle tanks remain lethal, but they are increasingly ...