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Air · Reconnaissance aircraft

GIDS Super Ranger V150

A larger gasoline-powered VTOL surveillance offering in GIDS' Ranger range.

Role & capabilities

  • Runway-independent observation
  • Long-endurance surveillance offering
  • Modular observation equipment
Supplier-reported statusSupplier-reported status
Primary domain
Air
System type
Reconnaissance aircraft
Developer / manufacturer
Global Industrial & Defence Solutions
Origin / production countries
Pakistan
Other names
No additional names recorded
Variants / configurations
Not distinguished in reviewed sources
Operators / programme customers
Not identified in reviewed sources

Evidence & current status

Catalogue-only status. The source's unit-ambiguous altitude entry is not converted into an asserted ceiling.

Super Ranger V150 is a larger VTOL aircraft offered by GIDS for persistent observation. Its published baseline combines gasoline propulsion with vertical take-off and landing and a fixed-wing cruise arrangement. This places it above the compact electric Scout V30 in the manufacturer's surveillance portfolio.

The current product table provides useful weight, endurance and speed figures, but does not establish the conditions under which every maximum is achieved. The range entry is retained as the supplier's range claim rather than reinterpreted as a combat radius or data-link specification. An altitude figure lacking a clear unit is deliberately omitted.

V150 is not a new name for the smaller Ranger V50H; the two are separately listed products. Nor does a common GIDS sales catalogue mean that specifications from Shahpar or Uqab apply. A named military recipient, delivery record and dated configuration sheet remain necessary to elevate this entry beyond supplier-reported status.

Sourced specifications

Figures apply to the named configuration. Maximum values are not guaranteed operating performance.

SpecificationReported valueContext & source
AirframeNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗
Launch / recoveryVertical take-off and landingSupplier specification; no independent performance validation established. Source ↗
PropulsionGasolineSupplier specification; no independent performance validation established. Source ↗
DimensionsNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗
MassMaximum take-off weight below 160 kgSupplier specification; no independent performance validation established. Source ↗
Endurance10–12 hoursSupplier specification; no independent performance validation established. Source ↗
Range200 kmRange definition is not established by the reviewed table. Source ↗
Speed80–130 km/hSupplier specification; no independent performance validation established. Source ↗
AltitudeNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗
PayloadNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗
SensorsNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗
Communications / navigationNot established in the reviewed public sources.Public evidence gap. No estimate or neighbouring variant value has been substituted. Source ↗

Publication history

  • — Added in the September 2026 global coverage review, with sources, configuration limits and explicit data gaps.

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Source types identify who makes the claim. Programme milestones and supplier statements should be read in context.

  1. GIDS Super Ranger V150 product page (opens in a new tab)Manufacturer / programme

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Air · Coverage auditAsia

Asia defence drone coverage audit

12 original research topics reviewed: 0 resolved, 11 partially resolved and 1 still open. The remaining register identifies specific evidence needs.

Reviewed 21 Sept 2026Read