Key Takeaways
1. DJI has not yet released the Avata 360, which is expected to compete with the Antigravity A1 and succeed the Avata 2 priced at $849.
2. DJI is expanding its consumer drone lineup with new models, potentially under a new series.
3. An image circulating on social media shows a component of the unreleased DJI Lito X1, specifically a propeller arm without propellers.
4. DJI has received FCC certification for the Lito X1 and Lito 1, indicating plans to launch these drones in North America.
5. There are claims that the Lito X1 may be a rebranded version of the SkyRover S1, but this has yet to be confirmed.
DJI has yet to release the Avata 360 as a competitor to the Antigravity A1 and a potential successor to the Avata 2 (currently priced at $849 on Amazon). However, recent information suggests that the company is expanding its range of consumer drones with several new models. It appears that these upcoming drones may belong to a new series.
New Developments in Drone Designs
Recently, an image began floating around on social media towards the end of last month. Shared by various accounts focused on drones, this image was claimed to be a component of the unreleased DJI Lito X1. From what we can observe, the image depicts a propeller arm that does not have any propellers attached.
Certification and Future Launch Plans
In another update, DJI has received certification for the Lito X1 and the Lito 1 from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States. This suggests that DJI is planning to introduce these drones in North America, and also confirms the establishment of the Lito brand. There are claims that the Lito X1 is a rebranded version of the SkyRover S1, which was launched a few months prior. However, whether this claim is accurate is yet to be determined at this point.
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