Exedy Drones opens reservations for American made ag spray drone model

Michigan manufacturer Exedy Drones has opened reservations for its Ayre CX spray drone, with first deliveries targeted for spring 2027.

FTMQ Food, written by our newsroom3 November 2026 at 00:030 views

Michigan based Exedy Drones has opened reservations for its Ayre CX agricultural spray drone model, AgFunderNews and The National Law Review reported. The company targets its first customer deliveries for spring 2027, subject to engineering progress, Federal Aviation Administration approval, dealer availability, and production readiness. [1][2]

AgFunderNews reported that placing a reservation secures a numbered place in the production assembly line through an authorized dealer network. Exedy Drones is owned by EXEDY Glob and operates out of Michigan. [1]

The launch comes as domestic manufacturers attempt to expand drone production capabilities in the United States, AgFunderNews reported. This industry shift follows a decision by the Federal Communications Commission to ban sales of new foreign made drone models across the country. [1]

Exedy Drones has opened reservations for the Ayre CX agricultural spray drone.
First deliveries of the drone model are targeted for spring 2027.
The Federal Communications Commission banned sales of new foreign made drone models in the United States.

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[1]Exedy Drones opens reservations amid US spray drone shakeupAgFunderNews, 1d ago (the report this story comes from)
[2]Exedy Drones Opens Founders Series Reservations for AYRE CX Ag Spray DroneThe National Law Review, 1d ago

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