The expansion is supported by $60 million in government funding through the Department of War’s Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment program, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to strengthening domestic manufacturing of mission-critical drone technologies and advanced dual-use propulsion systems. “This investment represents a significant milestone for ePropelled and for the U.S. advanced manufacturing sector,” said Nick Grewal, CEO of ePropelled. “As demand for high-performance uncrewed systems continues to accelerate, expanding our manufacturing capacity ensures that we can deliver reliable, scalable, and secure propulsion systems produced in the United States. The expanded facility will feature advanced automated production lines, precision motor manufacturing, controller assembly, automated testing, and integrated quality assurance systems. With this expansion, ePropelled is uniquely positioned to become one of the nation’s premier suppliers of propulsion systems for uncrewed aircraft and other advanced mobility platforms.”