DRONES – MOST EXPENSIVE IN THE WORLD

HERE IS THE LIST OF THE MOST  EXPENSIVE DRONES IN THE WORLD.

EHang 184 – $300,000

The Ehang 184 is a drivable drone project from the Chinese startup Ehang, which showed off the concept at CES, along with its incrhttps://www.atomaviation.com/1280-2/edible $300,000 price tag. The prototype model includes AC, futuristic chairs, and a built-in tablet for controls. According to company claims, it takes two hours to charge and can fly you around for about 23 minutes. While we initially thought this thing never would see the light of day, the first impressive manned tests went off without a hitch earlier this year.

Augmented Aerigon Drone + Phantom Flex4K – $250,000

If you’re looking for the most expensive camera drone in the world, look no further. This beast created by Brain Farm, which partnered with dronemaker Aerigon to get an augmented version of their drone that could carry the large Phantom Flex4K camera. The result was some incredible 4K footage, but the entire package costs around $250,000, which is a little more than the average GoPro.

Scorpion 3 Hoverbike – $150,000

Nope, we just can’t stop trying to ride our drones. The Scorpion 3 Hoverbike, however, is a down-to-earth product that has gone through multiple iterations to make it safer, more powerful, and easier to use. You can check out the video to learn more, but this drone really does fly, and it really can carry you around. Of course, since a strong gust of wind could cause a terrifying crash, most of the tests have been inside a big warehouse — but if you can drop $150,000 on a hoverbike, you can probably afford to rent out a warehouse, too.

XactSense Titan – $120,000

XactSense specializes in all-purpose drones for professional purposes like scouting and disaster relief: One of its latest models is the Titan/HDL32E project, which is designed to be particularly powerful. It can carry up to 50 pounds, has an incredible operating range of 9.9 miles, and boasts a flight time of 30 minutes. One of the more consumer-friendly drones on our list if you used to the controller/app combination that the Titan and similar drones use. Of course, that $120,000 price tag isn’t so common.