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Elbit Systems Partners With Lowental Hybrid For New UAV Engine

Israeli Defense Giant Seeks Breakthrough In Tactical Drone Range

Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems has partnered with startup Lowental Hybrid to develop a new hybrid-electric engine for tactical drones, aiming to significantly extend their range and capabilities. The engine, called the Native Parallel Hybrid propulsion system, could offer a breakthrough in UAV technology, enabling drones to fly for longer periods and operate more stealthily. According to Lowental Hybrid CEO Doron Fridman, the partnership reflects the potential for innovation through collaboration between startups and established defense leaders. The company announced the deal, which includes a decade-long agreement with an initial scope of approximately $1.4 million, followed by substantial multi-year revenue from additional systems and support. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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    Elbit Systems Partners With Lowental Hybrid For New UAV Engine

    Israeli Defense Giant Seeks Breakthrough In Tactical Drone Range

    Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems has partnered with startup Lowental Hybrid to develop a new hybrid-electric engine for tactical drones, aiming to significantly extend their range and capabilities. The engine, called the Native Parallel Hybrid propulsion system, could offer a breakthrough in UAV technology, enabling drones to fly for longer periods and operate more stealthily. According to Lowental Hybrid CEO Doron Fridman, the partnership reflects the potential for innovation through collaboration between startups and established defense leaders. The company announced the deal, which includes a decade-long agreement with an initial scope of approximately $1.4 million, followed by substantial multi-year revenue from additional systems and support. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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