Agriculture drone price list in India

Agricultural drones in India cost roughly ₹1 L to ₹38 L ex-showroom, depending almost entirely on tank size. A 10-litre kisan-class sprayer sits at the bottom of that band; a 50–70 litre heavy sprayer at the top. Subsidy typically removes 40–80% of the price, capped in most schemes between ₹4 lakh and ₹10 lakh.

What actually moves the price

Tank capacity is the dominant variable — roughly ₹25,000–₹35,000 of list price per extra litre across the Indian market. After that: number of nozzles and whether they are centrifugal or hydraulic, radar and terrain following, RTK accuracy, battery count in the box, and whether a generator and charging trolley are bundled. Two aircraft with the same tank can differ by ₹2 lakh purely on how many batteries you get, which is also the difference between three and six flying hours a day.

Price is not cost

The number that decides whether a drone pays for itself is cost per acre, not sticker price. Batteries are consumable, insurance and pilot certification are annual, and utilisation — acres actually flown per season — swings payback by years. Work through the per-acre economics here, and check which subsidy you qualify for before you take a quote seriously.