The Ukrainian defense cluster Brave1 has announced the launch of its new drone models, the X1 Jet and X2 Jet, which are now available for purchase on the company’s marketplace. These drones are notable for their unique features and record speed, marking a significant advancement in Ukraine’s drone technology.
According to the developers, both models set a national speed record in November 2025, reaching a remarkable 426 km/h. Currently, they are undergoing testing in combat zones to evaluate their performance under real-world conditions.
The X1 Jet and X2 Jet have a cruising speed of approximately 300 km/h and a minimum speed of 150 km/h. They can operate at altitudes of up to 3,000 meters and have a flight range of 10 to 18 km when carrying payloads. The drones can remain airborne for 5 to 10 minutes, depending on their operational requirements.
One of the key features of these drones is their design, which allows for the quick swapping of various combat payloads weighing up to 0.6 kg. They are equipped with a munition initiation board that includes a self-destruction mechanism and a system designed to prevent uncontrolled explosions.
The primary distinction between the X1 Jet and X2 Jet lies in their onboard camera systems. Both drones come with night vision and infrared optics, enabling them to detect, recognize, and track targets even in low-light conditions or limited visibility. Their optical systems can identify targets at distances of up to 200 meters using analog communication and between 200 to 700 meters with digital communication. Additionally, they can operate effectively in environments with electronic countermeasures, allowing for adjustments in video transmitter power.
The pricing for the X1 model is set at 131,000 UAH, while the X2 model costs 158,000 UAH. Following successful tests at the testing ground, both drone models have been deployed to combat positions.
Production capacity is currently around 500 units per month, with the potential for scaling up production based on demand.
Brave1 has introduced the X1 Jet and X2 Jet drones, which feature advanced technology and high speed. These models are currently being tested in combat zones and are set for mass production.