Autel Robotics has announced the discontinuation of several drone models, including the EVO II Pro V2, EVO II Dual 640T V2, EVO II RTK series V2, EVO II Enterprise V2, Dragonfish Lite, and related ecosystem products like DG-Z2, DG-T3, and DG-T3H. This article outlines the key information for owners of these affected drones.
Autel Robotics states that this decision is part of their product lifecycle management strategy. By phasing out older models, the company aims to focus resources on developing newer, more innovative, and competitive drone solutions. This streamlining effort will contribute to improved stability and future product advancements.
Key Dates for EVO II and Dragonfish Drone Users
EVO II V2 Series (Pro, Dual 640T, RTK, Enterprise):
- Sales Cessation: Immediate
- End of Service: October 31, 2025
Dragonfish Lite, DG-Z2, DG-T3, DG-T3H:
- Sales Cessation: Immediate
- End of Service: December 20, 2026
After the respective end-of-service dates, Autel Robotics will no longer provide software updates, technical support, or repair services for these specific drone models. Exceptions may be made in cases of major safety concerns or regulatory requirements.
For EVO II V2 series owners, the October 31, 2025 deadline is critical. After this date, all service and support will cease. Users of the Dragonfish Lite, DG-Z2, DG-T3, and DG-T3H have until December 20, 2026. However, proactive planning is strongly recommended for all affected users.
Implications of Autel Robotics Closing Production
While there is still time to utilize these drones, the impending end-of-service dates present challenges. Owners will need to consider future maintenance and support needs. After the deadlines, any repairs or troubleshooting will be the sole responsibility of the owner.
Recommendations for Affected Drone Owners
Autel Robotics encourages users with questions or concerns to contact their official service center at (844) 692-8835 or visit the Autel Robotics Service website.
This discontinuation of the EVO II V2 series, Dragonfish Lite, and associated ecosystem products marks a significant shift in Autel Robotics’ product strategy. Both hobbyists and professionals who rely on these drones should take the necessary steps to prepare for the eventual discontinuation of support. Planning for future drone needs is crucial to avoid potential disruptions.
