China’s SSUAV is a hybrid drone powered by electric and gas engines — giving it both speed and range

In June 2025, China is set to test a groundbreaking drone mothership — the SSUAV, developed by aerospace firm Jotian. This high-altitude, long-endurance platform isn’t just another UAV; it’s a flying command center capable of deploying over 100 microdrones, coordinating swarm attacks, surveillance, and electronic warfare. First revealed at the 2024 Zhuhai Air Show, the SSUAV marks a major milestone in China's push toward unmanned dominance in future conflicts.

This video explores the technical capabilities, strategic significance, and potential global implications of this system — a prototype that could redefine airpower.

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