Saboteur UAS
About
About Saboteur UAS
Saboteur UAS is a quadplane developed by Sol.One for approved government buyers. It takes off and lands vertically, then uses a fixed wing for missions up to 400 km. The payload includes a 30x optical-zoom low-light camera gimbal, onboard storage and managed communications intended to preserve video delivery in jammed environments.
Sol.One pairs the aircraft with an AI-assisted ground station for coordinated operation of more than 200 drones and multi-operator target approval. Fifteen flight-ready aircraft fit in a 40-foot high-cube container. A September 2026 agreement names DRONE VOLT as the exclusive supplier of Saboteur propulsion systems and components.
Operations
- Production Setup
Serial production started; output count undisclosed - 2026-09-30 - Evergem, Belgium - The first Saboteur UAVs entered serial production at Sol.One’s Evergem plant after initial Drone Volt propulsion components arrived.
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Supply
Supply / Components
- Saboteur UAS
Drone Propulsion - Motion Components - Drone Volt - DRONE VOLT delivered initial propulsion components to Sol.One’s Evergem plant for Saboteur UAS serial production - source: sol.one
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Timeline
- Sol.One completes €2.5M Drone Volt investment as Saboteur serial production begins
2026-09-30 - Funding - Sol.One subscribed to 7,906,388 newly issued Drone Volt shares at €0.3162 each. The reciprocal investments complete terms of the five-year propulsion programme announced on September 2. Drone Volt’s components have arrived at the Evergem plant near Ghent for the Saboteur production ramp.
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