Ahuti Mk II
Counter-UAV interceptor
Ahuti was shaped by one question: what does a drone look like when speed is the only constraint that matters? An elliptical nose, a parabolic tail and NACA inlets that cut drag. Every curve earns its place.
The body is carbon fibre throughout. It has been clocked at 498 km/h, and that number is expected to climb.
- Record speed
- 498 km/h
- Role
- Counter-UAV interceptor
- Configuration
- Quad-rotor, counter-rotating
- Airframe
- Carbon fibre
- Guidance
- Autonomous terminal homing
- Navigation
- GNSS, INS fallback
- Launch
- Land, ship or air
- Class
- Expendable
Speed
498 km/h, recognised by the India Book of Records.
Counter-rotating rotors
Four rotors cancel torque for stability at speed, launched from land, ship or air.
Terminal homing
Closes on its target autonomously, and stays operational on INS when GNSS is denied.
Point air defence
An expendable, rapid-response answer to hostile drones.
