Fire Point FP-1
One-way attack drone · also known as FP-1, FP-2 (follow-on named by company)
| Designer / manufacturer | Fire Point (Ukrainian company) |
|---|---|
| Countries | Ukraine |
| Production | Dispersed sites inside Ukraine (company figures: 50+ in Mar 2026; 83 factories plus one in Denmark per Jul 2026 interview) |
| Operators | Ukraine |
| Estimated unit cost | $55k–$75k per aircraft, reported (2026) · source |
| Confidence | medium |
Other published estimates
| Estimate | Context | Source |
|---|---|---|
| $55k, reported (2025) | Manufacturer-supplied figure first reported after an August 2025 AP/PBS factory visit | euromaidanpress.com |
| $58k, contract figure (2025) | Company price in a Ukrainian government audit that suggested it could be lower (search summary; not verified) |
Reported characteristics
| Range (km) | 1600 (company); upgraded 3000-3400 claimed |
|---|---|
| Warhead (kg) | 60-120 |
| launch | solid rocket booster |
Notes
Cost, range, warhead and production numbers are manufacturer claims. The 2,500 km Omsk strike was attributed to FP-1 only as 'reported'.
Who uses it and how they obtain it
How each user obtains this type, from open sources (research note of 12 October 2026). Confidence concerns the route claim: high means several independent authoritative sources or an official source; medium, one good source with supporting coverage; low, a single source, a party's claim or visual similarity only. 'Contested' means a party denies it, sources disagree, or it rests only on a party's claim. Several primary documents were only reachable through secondary coverage. This is background on the type, not evidence about any specific incident. Explanations are in English.
| User | How obtained | Explanation and sources |
|---|---|---|
| Ukraine | own production Confidence: medium | Built by the Ukrainian company Fire Point at dispersed sites, with production reportedly financed in part by Western partners under the Danish model. Fire Point says it first relied entirely on imported engines but now makes 80 of 82 engine components in-house, a company claim without independent verification. Components: Company claims over 97.5% in-house engine components and over 90% Ukrainian content for FP-1/FP-2; two engine parts remain foreign and unidentified; earlier configurations used imported electronics, optics and navigation hardware. |
Dossiers mentioning this type
No published dossier names this type yet.
Sources
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_Point_FP-1
- https://english.nv.ua/nation/fire-point-makes-hundreds-of-drones-daily-50627720.html
- https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/06/21/3000-km-fp-1/
Cost figures are published estimates from third parties and vary widely; they are not DroneLedger assessments. Corrections: About, corrections & privacy.
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