Volocopter
VoloXPro
18-rotor ultralight; 1 pilot + 1 passenger; training, clubs, sightseeing
Volocopter's two-seat, 18-rotor ultralight, launched at AERO on 22 April 2026 for flight schools, clubs and sightseeing. Design Specifications (Aug 2026): 74 km/h cruise, 83.3 km/h max, 26–30.5 km max range with the initial 16 kWh battery (up to 40 km depending on battery variant), 600 kg MTOM (620 kg international), 154 kg payload, 0–80% charge in 20 minutes, emergency parachute. German ultralight (DULV) certification and market entry are targeted for the end of 2026. Price not published.
- Range
- 26–30.5 km max (initial battery)
(varies with speed, reserves, and how the pilot flies the mission).
- Payload
- 154 kg
- Cruise
- 74 km/h
(chosen by the pilot, and traded against range and endurance).
- Top speed
- 83.3 km/h max
- Flight time
- Not published
(varies with the speed the pilot selects and the reserves kept for the mission).
- Price
- Not published
- Empty weight
- Not published
- MTOW
- 600 kg (620 kg international version)
- Ceiling
- Not published
- Seats
- 2
- Battery / fuel
- Lithium-ion, 16 kWh (initial battery; larger options from mid-2027)
- Size
- 9.14 m rotor-rim diameter; 2.31 m tall
- Charge
- 0–80% in 20 min (58–70 kW ground charging)
- First flight
- Not published (unveiled 22 Apr 2026 at AERO)
- Entry into service
- Market entry targeted end of 2026
Full figures
- Seats
- 2
- Rotors
- 18
- Range
- Operational 17–20 km; max 26–30.5 km with initial battery; up to 40 km depending on battery variant
- Cruise
- 74 km/h cruise / 83.3 km/h max
- MTOM / payload
- 600 kg (620 kg intl.) / 154 kg
- Cert
- German ultralight (DULV) targeted end 2026
- Size
- 9.14 m rotor-rim diameter; 2.31 m tall
For
- Official spec sheet: 154 kg payload, 20-min charge, parachute
- German ultralight path targeted end 2026
Against
- 26–30.5 km max range with the initial battery
- Not yet certified; price not published