Elbit Systems selected Lowental Hybrid to supply its Native Parallel Hybrid propulsion system under a long-term, decade-spanning agreement for tactical UAVs, with an initial scope of approximately $1.4M and expected substantial multi-year follow-on revenues.

Lowental Hybrid markets its Native Parallel Hybrid propulsion system as the world’s first native parallel hybrid UAV propulsion, designed as a drop-in system to deliver up to 5x endurance, low acoustic/thermal signature, and in-flight battery charging for tactical UAVs and loitering munitions.

Lowental Hybrid is listed as a winner on the Israel Innovation Authority platform, indicating it has received public innovation support or grant-type funding for UAV-related hybrid propulsion development.

The company publicly brands itself as a global innovator in hybrid UAV propulsion, emphasizing supply-chain independence and compliance with strict defense and export regulations in its communications about the Elbit Systems deal.

Lowental Hybrid’s CEO is identified as Doron Fridman, indicating a named leadership structure and point of contact for defense, energy, and agriculture UAV-related sectors.

Company communications and media coverage state that the Native Parallel Hybrid system can extend tactical UAV flight duration by five times or more compared to conventional solutions, highlighting a strong performance-focused value proposition.