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Hexadrone's TUNDRA 2.1 drone receives CE marking and C5/C6 certification.

The certification of Hexadrone's TUNDRA 2.1 drone by Applus+ laboratories confirms compliance with EU Regulation 2019/945 and strengthens regulatory confidence for use in high operational responsibility applications.
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Saint-Ferréol-d'Auroure, France Hexadrone SAS, a French manufacturer specializing in modular drones, announces that it has obtained the CE marking and class C5 and C6 certifications for its TUNDRA 2.1 drone. The certification was issued following a comprehensive evaluation conducted by Applus+ laboratories, a certification body accredited by the European Union.

Issued in compliance with EU Regulation 2019/945, this certification places Hexadrone among the first European drone manufacturers to comply with the new European regulatory framework, which will become fully applicable from 1 January 2026.

«This certification represents recognition of our commitment to excellence and regulatory compliance.", he has declared Alexandre Labesse, CEO of Hexadrone. "Enables our clients to confidently navigate the 2026 regulatory changes».

The TUNDRA 2.1 drone exceeds the most stringent requirements of the new European regulation

The certification issued by Applus+ laboratories confirms that TUNDRA 2.1 complies with the most stringent requirements of EU Regulation 2019/945. The involvement of an accredited independent body guarantees an objective and rigorous evaluation process, strengthening the credibility, transparency, and regulatory recognition of the platform among authorities and users. It ensures an optimal level of legal and technical security for use in complex professional applications, while strengthening confidence in the compliance of the drone and its technical ecosystem over the long term.

«As a trusted partner in testing and certification activities, Applus+ Laboratories is proud to support Hexadrone's commitment to quality and regulatory compliance.", declared a spokesperson for Applus+ Laboratories. "Our expertise in European and international standards ensures that innovative solutions such as Hexadrone meet the highest safety and performance requirements, enabling their successful growth in the European market.».

TUNDRA 2.1 is one of the few solutions on the market to hold the CE marking and C5/C6 certifications. This achievement is the result of 24 months of development and an investment of almost 500.000 euros. This path strengthens the position of Hexadrone as a key player in the drone market, both European and international.

A drone appreciated for its modularity and versatility

Launched in April 2023, the TUNDRA 2 drone quickly established itself as a European benchmark thanks to its fully modular architecture. Its latest evolution, TUNDRA 2.1, further develops this approach through three standardized interfaces — [TR-LOCK], [TR-COMM] and [TR-MODULE] — that allow immediate integration of payload, avionics modules and data link.

This standardization has enabled the development of an ecosystem composed of over 150 technological modules, developed by French and European partners. As a result, TUNDRA is an open, scalable and fully backwards compatible system, conceived as a long-term sustainable solution, capable of avoiding obsolescence and constantly integrating operational feedback from the units in service.

TUNDRA 2.1 also integrates advanced safety technologies developed in collaboration with Drone Rescue System (DRS) and Impact, further strengthening regulatory compliance and operational reliability.

Already adopted by units of the French armed forces and by several European private operators, TUNDRA supports a wide range of missions, including surveillance, CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) detection, security operations, surveying, industrial inspections, precision agriculture, search and rescue and much more.

Distribution and growth strategy in Europe

Hexadrone currently distributes its solutions in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. The company continues to expand its presence and is actively seeking new partners. further strengthen its European network.

With unmatched modularity and a rapidly expanding ecosystem, Hexadrone's TUNDRA is establishing itself as the reference solution in Europe for multi-role drones.

Learn more about Hexadrone

Founded in 2014, Hexadrone has established itself as a a leading company in the design and production of modular drones, basing its business on three strengths: technical innovation, customization and industrial qualityInitially focused on reselling drone components via a web platform, the company quickly evolved its model to assemble custom drones to meet the specific needs of its customers.

Learn more about Applus+ Laboratories

Applus+ Laboratories provides testing and certification designed to increase product competitiveness and support innovationHeadquartered in Barcelona, ​​Spain, Applus+ Laboratories operates a global network of multidisciplinary laboratories serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, cybersecurity, electrical and electronics, renewable energy, construction, rail, and medical devices.

Contact details

Gregory Villard
gregory.villard@hexadrone.fr

Alexandre Labesse, CEO of Hexadrone
alexandre.labesse@hexadrone.fr


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