The world of high-speed aerial racing has a new champion. The XLR V3, engineered in Switzerland, has emerged as one of the fastest racing drones ever created—shattering expectations and redefining the limits of drone performance.
What sets the XLR V3 apart is its jaw-dropping acceleration. The drone reportedly blasts from 0 to 200 km/h in just about one second, rivaling—and in some cases surpassing—the explosive launch of a Formula 1 car. Built using ultra-light carbon fiber, high-torque brushless motors, and cutting-edge aerodynamic design, this FPV (First Person View) racer is crafted for pure speed and unmatched agility.
In late 2022, the XLR V3 secured its place in history by setting an official Guinness World Record with an average top speed of 224 mph (360 km/h). During peak tests, it even exceeded 235 mph (378 km/h)—a staggering achievement for a battery-powered quadcopter.
Although fighter jets still dominate the skies at supersonic speeds, the XLR V3’s performance stands as a monumental breakthrough in drone engineering. The machine’s blistering acceleration and stability make it a marvel of innovation, proving how far FPV racing technology has evolved.
In the rapidly growing world of drone sports and aerial tech, the XLR V3 isn’t just a racing machine—it’s a glimpse into the future of extreme performance flight.