DJI Agras T100

DJI Agras T100 is an agricultural spraying, spreading and lifting multirotor developed by DJI of China, launched globally on 15 July 2025. It is the flagship of a three-model Agras line released the same day alongside the mid-range T70P and the compact, single-operator T25P, and carries a 100 L spray tank, a 150 L fertiliser spreader and up to 100 kg of lifting capacity.

Overview

DJI announced the global launch of the Agras T100, T70P and T25P on 15 July 2025 as the newest generation of its Agras agricultural drone line, which the company says has grown to more than 500,000 aircraft operating in over 100 countries on roughly 300 crop types. Sales began in Southeast Asia and Latin America first, with buyers directed to local authorised DJI Agriculture dealers for pricing and availability, and DJI said it would roll out agricultural drone pilot training through DJI Academy in 15 countries across the Americas and Asia alongside the launch.

DJI positions the T100 for large-scale commercial growers, the T70P for efficiency-focused operations that need similar spray performance in a lighter airframe, and the T25P for solo operators who need a compact, foldable machine. DJI says the T100 roughly doubles high-volume spraying efficiency compared with its predecessor and raises spreading flow by up to 270 percent through a new screw feeder.

Design and capabilities

The T100 measures 3,220 × 3,224 × 975 mm with arms and propellers unfolded, folding down to 1,105 × 1,265 × 975 mm, with a maximum diagonal wheelbase of 2,330 mm. Aircraft weight without payload is 75 kg in the two-nozzle spraying configuration (77 kg with the optional four-nozzle kit) or 65 kg in the single-battery lifting configuration; maximum take-off weight is 175–177 kg for spraying or spreading and 165–170 kg for lifting, though DJI caps it at 149.9 kg in Australia and Turkey under local rules. Power comes from DB2160 or DB2212 smart batteries, each a 52 V, 41,000 mAh pack weighing about 15 kg, which DJI's fast chargers can take from 30% to 95% in roughly 8–9 minutes; DJI does not publish a flight-time figure, as endurance depends heavily on payload and spray rate. Maximum operating speed is 20 m/s (72 km/h), reduced to 13.8 m/s under EU rules, and the aircraft is rated for safe obstacle-avoidance flight at up to 13.8 m/s and winds under 6 m/s. Sensing uses LiDAR, millimetre-wave radar and DJI's five-camera Penta-Vision system.

The 100 L HDPE spray tank feeds two LX07550SX nozzles at up to 30 L/min, or an optional four-nozzle LX09510DX kit at up to 40 L/min, producing 50–500 μm droplets across an effective spray width of 5–13 m. The separate 150 L hopper spreads granular or compound fertiliser at up to 400 kg/min across a 3–10 m width using DJI's Spreading System 4.0. A winch-based lifting system handles loads of up to 100 kg on a single battery or 80 kg in the dual-battery configuration, on a standard 10 m cable (10–15 m recommended).

The lighter T70P matches the T100's spray flow rates and droplet sizes with a 70 L spray tank, 100 L spreader and 65 kg lift capacity, using a radar-and-Tri-Vision sensing suite rather than the T100's LiDAR and Penta-Vision. The compact T25P, aimed at individual operators, carries a 20 L spray tank and 25 kg spreader hopper at a 16 L/min flow rate, folds down for transport, and adds automated field-survey and slope terrain-following features.

Use cases

DJI markets the Agras T100 for large-scale commercial crop spraying, fertiliser and seed spreading, and aerial lifting tasks on farms, with the T70P and T25P aimed respectively at smaller commercial operations and individual farmers.

Variants

• DJI Agras T70P (2025) – mid-range model with a 70 L spray tank, 100 L spreader and 65 kg lift capacity, matching the T100's spray flow and droplet range in a lighter airframe.
• DJI Agras T25P (2025) – compact, foldable single-operator model with a 20 L spray tank and 25 kg spreader, plus automated field-survey and slope-following features.

Frequently asked questions

How much can the DJI Agras T100 carry?

Up to 100 L of spray liquid, 150 L in its fertiliser spreader, or 100 kg on its winch-based lifting system, according to DJI's specifications.

How fast can the Agras T100 fly?

DJI lists a maximum operating speed of 20 m/s (72 km/h), reduced to 13.8 m/s under EU regulations.

What is the difference between the Agras T100, T70P and T25P?

The T100 is DJI's largest 2025 Agras model, the T70P is a lighter mid-range version with similar spray performance, and the T25P is a compact, foldable model built for a single operator.

How much does the DJI Agras T100 cost?

DJI has not published a global price; it directs buyers to local authorised DJI Agriculture dealers for pricing and availability.

How long can the Agras T100 fly on one battery?

DJI does not publish a flight-time figure for the T100; endurance depends on payload and spray or spread rate, and the aircraft supports a dual-battery configuration to extend operating time.