General Motors is reported to be in talks with Lockheed Martin about supplying weapons parts, according to the Wall Street Journal and related reporting cited by other outlets. The discussions involve GM’s GM Defense subsidiary, which focuses on defense-related vehicle and components work. Quartz reports that GM Defense is seeking to expand its role beyond infantry vehicles, aligning with demand from the U.S. Department of Defense. The Pentagon is described as pushing to replenish munitions supplies, which is creating opportunities for additional suppliers of defense components. The reports do not specify the exact types of weapons parts under consideration, the size or value of any potential contract, or whether negotiations will lead to a finalized agreement. They also do not provide details on timelines or production locations. Overall, the coverage indicates that GM Defense is exploring a broader supply relationship with Lockheed Martin as defense procurement priorities shift toward restoring ammunition inventories.