Features
Vertical Take-Off and Landing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
DJI EV50
Maximum unloaded range: 150 km;
maximum payload: 50 kg
270-liter large-capacity cargo hold
Maximum airspeed when unloaded
The pitot tube redundancy design supports self-heating.
Standard parachute
8-rotor vertical lift + 3-propulsion cruise: powerful performance and agile handling.
Automatic propeller locking function
Supports PSDK
The Top of the Earth: Extreme Scene Verification
DJI reaches a new altitude of 8,861 meters.
In May 2026, the DJI EV50 took off from Mount Everest Base Camp, carrying equipment such as an ozone meter .
Under conditions of thin air, low pressure, and complex winds, it successfully assisted the Chinese scientific expedition team in collecting ozone and particulate matter data in the Mount Everest region .
During the mission, the highest flight altitude reached 8,861 meters, simultaneously breaking DJI’s record for the highest altitude flight of a drone and
bringing a new breakthrough to atmospheric observation methods on Mount Everest.
Two people can complete tool-free disassembly and assembly within 5 minutes, which facilitates transportation and storage, rapid relocation, flexible deployment, and can be put into mission status at any time.
The 270-liter large-capacity wide-body cargo hold design can easily adapt to various cargo size combinations, making full use of the aircraft’s carrying capacity and improving the transportation efficiency of a single mission.






