The XAG P100 is the predecessor to the XAG P100 Pro, with a 40-liter spray tank and 50 kg dry hopper. Replaced in late 2024 by the P100 Pro which adds upgraded RTK and a higher max-wind rating. Pre-tariff MSRP ran approximately $20,000 to $25,000. Chinese-made and not NDAA Section 848 compliant.
The XAG P100 is the predecessor model to the XAG P100 Pro in XAG's ag spray drone lineup. Like the Pro, it carries a 40-liter (10.6 gallon) liquid tank and a 50 kg dry hopper, with a swath width in the 4 to 7 meter range and flow rates up to 22 liters per minute. The P100 was XAG's push into the larger-acreage US market starting in 2023, and was replaced in late 2024 by the P100 Pro which ships revised rotor geometry, upgraded RTK GPS and a higher 22 mph wind rating. The P100 retained good drift control through XAG's "RevoSpray" centrifugal nozzle system, which delivers tighter droplet uniformity than rotary atomizers at the same flow rate. Empty weight is approximately 32 kg (70 lbs); MTOW is roughly 80 kg (176 lbs), well above the 55 lb FAA threshold for unmanned aircraft. Pre-tariff dealer pricing ran approximately $20,000 to $25,000 in the US channel. Like every XAG drone, the P100 is manufactured in China and is not NDAA Section 848 compliant. Operators flying federal contracts or NDAA-restricted state programs should consider the Hylio AG-272 or AG-230 instead.
Best for
Existing XAG P100 operators; new operators should look at the P100 Pro for the upgraded RTK and higher wind rating.
Full technical specifications
ManufacturerXAG
Country of manufactureChina
StatusDiscontinued
NDAA compliantNo
Empty weight32 kg (70 lbs)
Max takeoff weight (MTOW)80 kg (176 lbs)
Spray tank40 L (10.6 gal)
Granular / spreading capacity50 kg (70 L)
Swath width4 to 7 m (13 to 23 ft)
Max spray flow rate12 to 22 L/min
BatteryXAG B13900s, 13.9 Ah
Battery capacity1085 Wh
Charge time9 to 12 min
Max wind speed8 m/s (17.9 mph)
IP protection ratingIP67 spray system; aircraft IP55
MSRP (USD)Discontinued; remaining dealer inventory $20,000 to $25,000 post-tariff
US dealer presenceDiscontinued in favour of P100 Pro; service and parts continuity through XAG North America authorized partners
The P100 Pro ships revised rotor geometry, upgraded RTK GPS and a higher 22 mph wind rating versus the P100's ~18 mph spec. Tank capacity, hopper, swath and flow rate are essentially the same. New operator purchases route to the P100 Pro; the P100 is no longer the current model.
No. XAG drones are manufactured in China and are not NDAA Section 848 compliant. Federal agencies and several state programs bar procurement of non-NDAA UAS. Hylio AG-272 or AG-230 are the NDAA-compliant alternatives in the same payload class.
XAG's "RevoSpray" centrifugal nozzles deliver tighter droplet uniformity than rotary atomizers at the same flow rate, with better drift control on dicamba-sensitive borders. DJI Agras systems use rotary atomizers across the T25, T50 and T100 lineup. In practice both classes meet most label drift specs; the choice usually comes down to dealer support and parts availability in the operator's region.
Yes, through XAG North America authorized partners. The P100 Pro replaced the P100 in late 2024; service and parts for both models continue. Plan on a 5-to-7-year service horizon for the P100; the P100 Pro will outlast it as the current production model.
For most new operators, the P100 Pro is the better buy — the upgraded RTK and higher wind rating measurably extend the daily-operations window in windy regions like the Great Plains and Pacific Northwest. Used P100s can pencil for an existing operator adding capacity, but the spec gap is real.
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