The drone maker turned adventure company has upgraded the DJI Power lineup with new “super-fast chargers” for van lifers or RV owners. The expansion continues to make DJI Power more competitive in the portable battery space.

Tech giant DJI has unveiled the O4 Air Unit series, a camera and digital video transmission solution for custom-built FPV (first-person view) drones. With jaw-dropping 4K video capabilities, ultra-low latency, and unparalleled versatility, this new series offers a thrilling combination of creativity and adventure for drone enthusiasts and content creators alike.

Tech giant DJI has released a teaser for its upcoming drone, the DJI Flip. The teaser image, featuring downward-folding propeller guards and the tagline “Open New Possibilities,” reveals that the official release of the new DJI drone is scheduled for January 14 at 8 a.m. EST. However, there’s quite a bit that we know already from rumors and leaks.

DJI has announced it will discontinue support for the Mavic Pro Platinum drone and its accessories starting April 1, 2025. The company attributes this decision to the natural lifecycle of electronic products and its commitment to advancing cutting-edge technologies.

In 2024, DJI once again set new standards in consumer technology, introducing a range of products that cater to both enthusiasts and professionals. Here’s a curated list of their standout releases, highlighting key features and what makes them must-haves.

German air taxi pioneer Volocopter has hit a financial snag, filing for insolvency as it struggles to secure new funding. The company, known for its cutting-edge electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, says operations will continue while it seeks investors to stay on track for a planned market debut in 2025.

Flying your DJI drone in winter can open the door to stunning snowy landscapes, but cold weather introduces unique challenges. Understanding how low temperatures impact your drone’s battery, performance, and camera settings can help ensure safe flights and preserve your drone’s longevity.

DJI’s Power 1000 portable power station is now available for $379, marking its lowest price ever. This limited-time offer makes the DJI device an irresistible option for anyone needing reliable off-grid or emergency power solutions.

In a festive fusion of technology and tradition, freestyle skiing icon Antoine Adelisse has reimagined Santa’s journey through the Alps. At La Rosière resort, Adelisse, clad in a Santa suit, swapped reindeer for a drone-powered sleigh, delighting onlookers with his innovative holiday spectacle.

In a dazzling display of holiday spirit and technological prowess, Sky Elements Drone Shows has set a new Guinness World Record for the “Longest Animation Performed by Drones.” The North Texas-based company orchestrated a 30-minute aerial narrative featuring 2,500 drones, surpassing the previous record of 26 minutes and 26 seconds held by a Chinese firm.

The skies are staying open for DJI drones in the US. The world’s leading civilian drone manufacturer has avoided an immediate ban in the American market since the Countering CCP Drones Act was left out of the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) approved by Congress this week.

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD is doubling down on its intelligent driving ambitions by investing in Zhuoyu Technology, a spinoff of drone powerhouse DJI. This strategic move underscores DJI’s expanding influence beyond drones, with its cutting-edge technology now making waves in the automotive industry.

The holidays are about making memories, and there’s no better way to capture every magical moment than with a DJI drone. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie craving immersive flights or a content creator looking for the perfect aerial shot, DJI has something for everyone. With fast delivery options, these drones can be under your tree just in time for Christmas. Let’s dive into the top DJI drones you can gift your loved ones — or yourself — right now!

In recent weeks, there has been an uptick in mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey, particularly around sensitive military areas like Picatinny Arsenal and Naval Weapons Station Earle. These sightings have stirred up a great deal of concern, with local law enforcement and elected officials demanding answers. Various theories have emerged, including speculation about the drones being used for nefarious purposes or originating from foreign actors. However, the situation is complex, and many of the reports may be based on misidentifications.

Can you legally shoot down a drone if it’s “bothering” you? For Dennis Winn, a 72-year-old Florida retiree, the answer has come with a $5,000 restitution order and criminal charges after he shot down a Walmart delivery drone hovering near his Lake County home.

In recent months, US residents have expressed increasing curiosity about drones buzzing in their skies. Reports of mysterious drones have surfaced in states like New Jersey, with many residents concerned about their purpose and origins even as authorities assure the reported sightings do not pose any “national security or public safety threat or have a foreign nexus.”

A flurry of reports of unidentified drones buzzing above US cities has sparked a mix of intrigue and concern. In states like New Jersey, where mysterious lights in the sky have been described as drones, some sightings have turned out to be ordinary aircraft. Despite these reassurances, the rise of drone technology has left many residents wondering how to monitor the airspace around their homes and businesses.

DJI’s much-anticipated Flip drone is causing a buzz, with fresh leaks revealing key pricing details and positioning in DJI’s expansive drone lineup.

A new firmware update for the DJI Air 3S has optimized the drone’s flight performance, making an already impressive device even more desirable. However, this demand comes with a twist — the Air 3S is back-ordered at all major US retailers. Luckily, its predecessor, the DJI Air 3, remains a fantastic alternative for drone enthusiasts eager to get airborne.

Geopolitical tensions are redefining global markets, with drones emerging as a focal point of strategic competition. Manufacturers in China have begun limiting the export of key drone components to the US and Europe, signaling a significant shift in global supply chains. These changes could have far-reaching implications for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the drone industry at large.

The United States National Drone Association (USNDA) has thrown its support behind the Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), lauding provisions aimed at weakening China’s grip on the US drone market while strengthening domestic manufacturing. Representing a coalition of national security and defense professionals, the USNDA is a non-profit organization advocating for the safe and innovative use of drones in national security, public safety, and other critical sectors.

The release of the final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2025 has sparked heated debate, especially concerning provisions targeting Chinese drone manufacturers, including DJI and Autel Robotics.

The long-anticipated final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2025 has been released, setting the stage for a potential ban on Chinese-manufactured drones. Negotiated between House and Senate lawmakers, the legislation incorporates the provisions of the Countering CCP Drones Act — targeting not just drone makers DJI and Autel Robotics, but also their subsidiaries, affiliates, and licensors.

Spexi, a Canada-based drone imagery powerhouse, has closed a $11.5 million Series A funding round led by Blockchange Ventures. With this injection of capital, Spexi plans to rope in more pilots to capture and deliver data-rich, ultra-high-resolution drone imagery to both the public and private sectors.