HOBBYWING showcased a range of versatile propulsion systems for vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) and multirotor platforms at the DroneX Trade Show & Conference 2026.
Designed to address demanding operational requirements across commercial drone applications, the lineup features modular components alongside fully integrated power units tailored for diverse payloads and mission profiles.
Among the standout component displays were the M-Series multirotor and V-Series VTOL motors, paired with industrial-grade H-Series electronic speed controllers (ESCs). Available in Light and HighProt variants, the M-Series covers maximum take-off weights (MTOW) from 2.4kg to 160kg. The M10005 multirotor motor highlighted long-endurance performance, enabling flight times exceeding two hours while delivering a rated thrust of 3.5kg to 4.5kg per rotor.
For fixed-wing VTOL platforms, the V-Series supports aircraft weights ranging from 14kg to 160kg. Making its debut at the event, the V13823 motor delivers 30kg to 35kg of rated thrust, making it suitable for 120kg to 140kg quad-layout VTOL UAVs. Additionally, HOBBYWING highlighted the P65M 400V high-voltage propulsion system, which provides 65kg of rated thrust per rotor for logistics multirotors and cargo eVTOL platforms.
Integrated power systems were also featured, including the X-Series G2. Compared to its predecessor, the G2 offers higher thrust, improved efficiency, extended flight endurance, CAN communication support, and Bluetooth-based parameter tuning, along with protection against dust, water, and corrosion for applications in surveying, inspection, aerial photography, and agricultural spraying. For heavy-lift missions, the H15MD Plus coaxial integrated propulsion system delivers 80kg of rated thrust and up to 195kg of maximum thrust, targeting high-altitude logistics, heavy cargo transport, and emergency firefighting operations.
