T-MOTOR recently presented its latest Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) propulsion technologies across concurrent international trade shows in Europe and India.
The exhibitions took place in late September, with T-MOTOR attending DroneX 2026 at ExCeL London from September 29–30 and Drone Expo 2026 at Yashobhoomi in Delhi, India, from September 28–30. DroneX brought together the commercial, defense, emergency services and future-of-flight sectors, while Drone Expo brought together companies and professionals from across India’s growing drone ecosystem.
One of the key solutions on display was the modular A Series integrated propulsion system, which combines the motor, Electornic Speed Controller (ESC) and matched propeller into a ready-to-use power module. Designed to reduce assembly complexity for manufacturers, the series covers thrust requirements ranging from 2 to 60 kg to support a wide range of UAV platforms.
For vertical take-off and landing applications, T-MOTOR highlighted its VL Series propulsion systems. Designed specifically for VTOL platforms with Maximum Takeoff Weights (MTOWs) of approximately 10 to 150 kg, the VL Series combines dedicated motors, Field Oriented Control (FOC) ESCs and carbon-fiber propellers. Its propeller-locking mechanism and stable power output are designed to meet the specific requirements of VTOL operations.
The company also displayed its latest range of carbon-fiber propellers for different aircraft configurations. This portfolio includes the AUZ Series one-piece carbon-fiber propellers for fixed-wing UAVs, the ultra-lightweight HEP Series for multirotor platforms, and the VZ Series for VTOL aircraft. The product range provides propulsion options for professional applications including surveying and mapping, disaster management, and energy infrastructure inspection.
Through the two exhibitions, T-MOTOR engaged directly with customers and partners in Europe and India while gaining further insight into the evolving requirements of professional UAV applications.
