DJI Agras T100

Commercial Agricultural · #4
Index score 83.9 (#19 overall) · Launched globally July 15, 2025; shipping in the US through authorized dealers since early 2026, though supply and pricing fluctuate with tariffs. · Last verified 2026-09-01

The Agras T100 is DJI's largest agricultural drone - a 100-liter spray tank, 150-liter spreader, and 100 kg lifting winch in one airframe - launched globally on July 15, 2025. It is commercially available, reaching US buyers through authorized dealers at a reported $39,999 for a Ready-to-Fly kit, and it replaces the T50/T60 generation at the top of the Agras line.

  • Largest Agras ever: 100 L spraying, 150 L spreading, 100 kg lifting on one airframe [source]
  • Global launch July 15, 2025 alongside the T70P and T25P [source]
  • US operation requires an FAA Section 44807 exemption and Part 137 certificate; the T100 is not NDAA compliant [source]

Specifications

SpecificationValueConfidenceSource
Spray tank capacity 100 L verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Spreading tank 150 L tank, 400 kg/min flow verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Lifting payload 100 kg verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Effective spray width 5-13 m verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Spray flow rate 30 L/min standard (2 nozzles), 40 L/min with optional 4 nozzles verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Max operation speed 20 m/s verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Max takeoff weight 175 kg (spraying configuration) verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Flight battery 41,000 mAh at 52 V; 30-95% charge in 8-9 minutes with D14000iE generator verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Obstacle sensing LiDAR + Penta-Vision cameras + millimeter-wave radar; avoidance up to 13.8 m/s verified ag.dji.com (2026-09-01)
Coverage rate Up to 70 spraying at low rates; 30-45 typical ac/hr reported globaldronehq.com (2026-09-01)

Every spec is cited to its source with a retrieval date. verified = manufacturer-published · reported = reputable press/analyst. Verify with the manufacturer before purchase decisions.

Change timeline

  1. price
    US dealer pricing published: $39,999 Ready-to-Fly Kit, $21,818 Airframe Kit [source]
  2. launch
    Global launch of Agras T100, T70P, and T25P [source]
  3. announcement
    Agras T100 and T70 introduced in China at 59,999 and 36,999 yuan [source]

Our take

On price per acre covered, nothing in aerial application touches the T100: up to 70 acres an hour of spraying, 30-45 in typical conditions for the cost of a mid-range pickup. The friction is regulatory and geopolitical - US operators need a Section 44807 exemption and Part 137 certificate, the drone is not NDAA compliant, and tariffs keep street prices and lead times volatile. For custom applicators and large growers already flying DJI, it is the obvious upgrade; new US buyers should price the whole compliance stack first.

Best suited for

  • Custom aerial application of fungicides and insecticides on row crops
  • Cover crop seeding and granular fertilizer spreading at 100+ acres/hr
  • Heavy-lift transport (up to 100 kg) in orchards and difficult terrain

Agras T100: common questions

How much does the DJI Agras T100 cost?
US dealers listed the Ready-to-Fly Kit at $39,999 and the Airframe Kit at $21,818 as of June 2026; spare DB2160 batteries run $4,088 each. DJI has not published an official US MSRP due to tariff volatility, so dealer quotes vary. The China launch price was 59,999 yuan.
Can you buy the Agras T100 in the United States?
Yes. Shipments through authorized US dealers such as Talos Drones, FlyingAg, and AckerSpray began in early 2026, with typical waits of 4-8 weeks from order to delivery.
What do you need legally to fly the T100 for spraying in the US?
Because it exceeds the 55 lb limit, operators need an FAA Section 44807 exemption plus a Part 137 Agricultural Aircraft Operator certificate. The T100 is not NDAA compliant, which matters for some government-adjacent work.
DJI Agras T100 vs T70P - what is the difference?
The T100 carries 100 L spraying / 150 L spreading / 100 kg lifting, versus 70 L / 100 L / 65 kg for the T70P. The T100 also adds LiDAR and a Penta-Vision system on top of millimeter-wave radar.
How many acres can the Agras T100 cover in a day?
Dealers report 70+ acres per hour spraying and real-world daily productivity of roughly 500-800+ acres, depending on refills, battery swaps, and field layout.

Sources

  1. DJI Agriculture — ag.dji.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  2. DJI Agriculture — ag.dji.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  3. DJI Newsroom — dji.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  4. Global Drone HQ — globaldronehq.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  5. Ag Drone Directory — agdronedirectory.com, retrieved 2026-09-01
  6. Future Farming — futurefarming.com, retrieved 2026-09-01

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